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Receiving a degree in marketing from Lander University’s School of Business means becoming a professional who can recognize and react to the ever-changing business landscape and evolving consumer behaviors. At Lander, we emphasize the importance of keeping up with the latest market trends, and our marketing curriculum and dedicated faculty will give you valuable insight and experience needed in today’s business environment. Our professors also have plenty of community connections, and are eager to help you network with business leaders and complete internship experiences while at Lander.

With the introduction of artificial intelligence and the growing importance of digital and influencer marketing, companies are hungry for graduates who can meet demands and yield results. Our program gives you the chance to learn all the ins and outs through exciting courses, including digital advertising, data analytics, artificial intelligence, customer relationship management and visual storytelling – just to name a few.

The B.S. in Marketing is a program in the School of Business at Lander University. Click here to learn more about the department.
The School of Business is housed in Lander University’s College of Business and Technology. For more information on the college, click here.

 

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Note: The information below provides convenient links to some of the courses required for this degree; however, it should not be used as a course registration guide. Please refer to the official Lander University Academic Catalog for the most accurate and up-to-date program requirements.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS1 CREDIT
HOURS
A. Core Skills

 

  ENGL 101 Writing and Inquiry I 3
  ENGL 102 Writing and Inquiry II 3
  MATH 121 Mathematical Applications
OR MATH 123 Calculus and its Applications
OR MATH 141 Single Variable Calculus I
3

B. Humanities and Fine Arts

  COM 101 Understanding Media 3
  Approved Humanities and Fine Arts elective 3
C. Behavioral and Social Perspectives
  ECON 101 Economics in Society 3
    Behavioral and Social Perspectives elective 3
D. Scientific and Mathematical Reasoning
  MATH 211 Statistical Methods I 3
    Approved Lab Science 4
E. Founding Documents of the United States
  HIST 111R2 United States History to 1877
OR
HIST 112R2 United States History since 1877
OR
POLS 101R2 American National Government
3
F. World Cultures 3
G. LINK 101 1
Total General Education Requirements 35

1 For approved courses see the General Education section
If you already have credit for HIST 111, do not take HIST 111R; if you already have credit for HIST 112, do not take HIST 112R; if you already have credit for POLS 101, do not take POLS 101R

 

MAJOR PROGRAM CORE REQUIREMENTS CREDIT
HOURS
ACCT 201 Financial Accounting Principles 3
ACCT 202 Managerial Accounting Principles 3
BA 101 Introduction to Business 3
BA 226 Introduction to Analytical Methods 3
BA 250 Business Analysis Using Spreadsheets 3
BA 251 Legal Environment of Business 3
BA 299 Professional Development I 1
BA 399 Professional Development II 1
BA 499 Professional Development III 1
FINA 301 Business Finance 3
MGMT 201 Principles of Management 3
MKT 201 Principles of Marketing 3

 

MAJOR PROGRAM ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS CREDIT
HOURS
MKT 305 Integrated Marketing Communications 3
MKT 340 Social Media Marketing 3
MKT 415 Marketing Research and Analytics 3
MKT 420 Marketing Management 3
MKT 425 Consumer Behavior 3

Choose five from the following:
BA 369: Special Topics in Business
COM 421: Seminar in Communication Law and Ethics
DES 203: Graphic and Interactive Design
DES 223: Graphic and Interactive Design II
DES 304: Logo and Branding Design
DES 305: Web Design
DES 310: Social Media and Networking
DES 311: Package Design
DES 330: History of Graphic Design
DES 404: Logo and Branding Design II
DES 405: Web Design II
JOUR 203: Introduction to Web Design
JOUR 360: Journalism for Multiple Media
MKT 310: Personal Selling
MKT 315: Sales Management
MKT 369: Special Topics in Marketing
MKT 490: Internship in Marketing
MKT 491: Internship in Marketing II
MEDA 204: Communications Design
MEDA 311: The Art of The Podcast
MEDA 341: Introduction to Public Relations
MEDA 342: PR Communications
MEDA 343: PR Cases and Campaigns
MEDA 345: Advertising Strategies and Design
MEDA 351: Social Media
MEDA 460: Emerging Media
SPTM 302: Sport Marketing
Any 300-level or above Management course

15
Total Major Program Requirements 60
Additional Electives 25
TOTAL FOR B.S. DEGREE 120

 

  • Coursework must include at least 30 hours earned in 300 or above level courses, of which 12 hours must be in the major.
  • See the 4-year major guide for recommended order in which to take courses
  • For a complete list of Course Descriptions, please see the Academic Catalog page.