MARKETING MANAGEMENT
 
Lectured in 4th Business StudiesOptional course marketing
Theory [A] 64.0
Exercises [B] 14.0
Training and projects [C] 0.0
Studytime [D] 270
Studypoints [E] 9
Level  
Language of instruction Dutch
Lecturer Annick VAN ROSSEM
Reference HLHAWE04A00309
 
Key words
Marketing management

Objectives
This course deepens and widens the subject matter of the course Marketing which has been taught during the 6 th. Semester. Real up-to-date marketing theories and practices and the influence of ICT on various marketing issues are deeply analyzed.

Topics
Various theories and models concerning general strategy, marketing strategy, marketing planning and follow-up (key performance indicators), marketing communication (communication means and -media, media planning), product management (product development, branding, segmentation and positioning), distribution and relation management, international marketing. These issues are viewed as well as from a Business tot Consumer as a Business to Business angle. Up-to-date marketing trends and the influence of ICT and the worldwide web on the above mentioned issues are highlighted.
Concepts as ethical marketing en public marketing will be taken care of as well.
A real life case will be assigned: information gathering, market analysis, specific market research has to be performed in order to draw a marketing strategy and a corresponding marketing plan. The case must be presented in public and a paper must be made.

Prerequisites
General marketing basics.

Final Objectives


Materials used
Standaard Uitgeverij-MIM, 1999, 704 p.
ISBN 90341009399
Lecture notes edited by A. Van Rossem and K. Bonne
Recent Reading materials

Study costs
50 €, including costs for case study

Study guidance
Permanent guidance by the marketing lectors: K. Bonne, L. Lagasse and Van Rossem, A.

Teaching Methods
Lectures: A: 50
Seminars-Tutorials - Company visits: C: 8
Practica: B: 28
Company visits
Total hours study (including sudy of course materials and parcital case) D: 270        

Assessment
Written exam (Oral exam can be added)
Evalution based on the Case study: paper, public presentation, permanenen individual and group evalution
Evaluation based on cooperation in classes

Lecturer(s)
Annick VAN ROSSEM(Responsible)
Karijn BONNE