University of Redlands
The focus of the University of Redlands MBA with a concentration in Marketing is to provide students with an understanding of the fundamentals of domestic and global marketing strategy. Students in the program develop critical skills for marketers, including analytical and digital competence. Students will also learn how to focus on the customer while operating and understanding marketing scenarios in a global marketplace.
ModalitiesIn-personOnline (asynchronous) Online (synchronous) |
Guaranteed ClassesMeet 1 evening per week |
Program Length12-24 months9-12 courses 36-48 credits |
ConcentrationsFinance |
Student SuccessAcademic advising |
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Students in the MBA program with a concentration in Marketing will gain important skills that position them for career success, including the ability to:
In addition to the core and foundational MBA coursework, students completing the MBA with a concentration in Marketing will need to complete the following elective courses:
Exploration of crucial aspects of marketing with emphasis on the customer and the marketing mix. Development of analytical and critical thinking skills through case study. Design and assessment of a basic marketing plan.
Exploration and application of marketing concepts to the demands and conditions of the global marketplace. Critical evaluation of the marketing challenges presented by the increased exposure of individuals, businesses, and governments to international market forces. May be substituted by INTB 670: International Area Studies (Study Abroad).
Examination of the strategic planning process, with emphasis on resource allocation decisions driven by marketing analytics. Focus on the use of quantitative and data analysis tools to define optimal marketing mix, perform effective analysis of customers and digital marketing campaigns, as well as integrate spatial thinking in decision-making.
Marketing strategy integrates marketing and other functional areas within a firm. It provides orientation to organizations on how to use resources and capabilities to maximize long-run customer value as well as generate the greatest financial return.
