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What will my study involve?

Courses

΢��ҕ�l offers the following postgraduate programmes in Marketing:

• Graduate Diploma in Commerce
• Bachelor of Commerce with Honours
• Master of Commerce
• Doctor of Philosophy

See the individual qualification pages for more information on degree requirements.

The GradDipCom is ideal for those who wish to transition into postgraduate study and is also suitable for graduates with a non-commerce degree who have an interest or career goal in Marketing or other subjects.

You will need to complete 120 points of chosen from 200 to 300-level Marketing courses. At least 75 points of these need to be at 300-level.

Complete the compulsory courses MKTG620 Research Methods for Marketing and MKTG680 Marketing Dissertation, and select another 60 points from MKTG 601-619.

The MCom is comprised of taught coursework and complemented by independent piece of research in the form of a thesis or research project. These knowledge, skills, and competencies mean MCom graduates are well prepared for professional roles and business consulting.

You can choose between either MKTG695 MCom Thesis (120 points) OR both MKTG620 Research Methods for Marketing and MKTG694 MCom Thesis, and then select another 60 points from MKTG 601-619.

In the PhD, you will complete a thesis of original research in the Marketing field (MKTG790 Marketing PhD).

Career opportunities

The marketing and business skills acquired at ΢��ҕ�l are relevant globally. Our postgraduate degrees will open the door to an exciting, varied, and fast-paced career in anything from advertising and promotion, brand management, product management, market research, retail management, marketing and communications, strategic marketing, direct marketing and sales, and merchandising. Most of these jobs require a mix of quantitative, communication, and interpersonal skills. Extra skills that you perfect and develop at the postgraduate level include self-management, critical analysis, project management, and the ability to undertake high-level problem solving.

Marketing careers provide lots of variety, since the roles and functions of marketers are constantly evolving as the business environment changes and a huge number of industries and organisation types the world over require marketers.

Graduates may enter the profession as marketing researchers, executives, officers, assistants, or coordinators, and even progress to advisors, specialists, and managers within a few years. Many marketing-trained staff end up in senior organisational roles of senior manager, director, chief officer, president, or working independently as a consultant.

Find out more about what you can do with a degree in Marketing.