Master’s Programme Marketing and Branding

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The Master’s programme in Marketing and Branding offers students advanced insights into marketing and branding theory and practice with a focus on its strategic grounding, digital change, future trends, sustain­ability and responsible managerial decision-making and behavior.

The programme is inter­nationally oriented and values openness and diversity, creativity and reflexivity. Graduates will enjoy a practice-oriented education, firmly based on current academic knowledge, and develop managerial and social competences, which will enable them to make well-reflected, evidence-based decisions in complex organizational environ­ments and markets.

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UC 066 617

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It is strongly recommended to commence the programme in the winter semester in order to avoid study delays. If you start in the summer semester you can only attend one elective course.

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Graduates acquire comprehensive knowledge of strategic marketing, marketing research, and marketing processes and develop strong capabilities in brand building and brand management.

They are able to conduct scientific research and apply the theories and methods of marketing and branding independently. They can serve in leadership positions, shaping occupational, scientific and societal environments responsibly and actively.

The Master program in Marketing and Branding offers students advanced insights into marketing and branding theory and practice. The programme is internationally oriented and values openness and diversity, creativity and reflexivity.

Graduates will enjoy a practice-oriented education, firmly based on current academic knowledge, and develop managerial and social competences, which will enable them to make well-reflected, evidence-based decisions in complex organizational environments and markets.

The Master's Programme Marketing and Branding prepares future mid-level and top-management leaders for various roles in (profit and non-profit) organizations and companies.

Graduates acquire the fundamentals to serve in positions as brand managers, management consultants, research executives, destination managers, media experts, marketing or division leaders, and CEOs. The goal of the master's program is to train creative business experts who can excel in various cultures.

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Curriculum

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