MA in Strategic Marketing

School:

Berlin School of Business and Innovation
Method:

At the institution
Location:

Berlin
Type:

Masters

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Course description
MA in Strategic Marketing.

Course Type: Postgraduate
Career Path: Marketing
Course Category: MA

Information:

Learn how to develop and implement effective marketing strategies across the world with this master’s degree.

This programme will help you to develop a critical understanding of strategic marketing and deal with the challenges of fast-changing organisations, as well as giving you an overview of the different requirements of local, national, and global markets.
Whether you want to work in the private, public, or charity sector, this course will give you skills that will help you to progress in your industry as an expert marketer. With your new understanding of marketing, you could also set up your own business or pursue further studies. Programme taught in English and free beginner's German classes for all students.

Pay before 31th January 2019 and receive up to €2,000 off your tuition fees.

Course Requirements:
- Minimum age: 21
- Language requirements: IELTS 6.0 (not less than 5.5 in any component), PTE 50 + score or equivalent.
- Documents: CV and two reference letters.
- Qualifications: You must have a 2:2 UK bachelor’s degree (or any equivalent degree which is recognised by NARIC)
If you do not meet the academic requirements, you may be assessed on relevant work experience. To take this route, you must have a minimum of 3 years management experience.

Course Duration: 18 months

Online: No

Campus Based: Yes

Locations: Berlin

Intake: February 2019 & October 2019

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