Masters Degree Description
This Masters offers the knowledge and skills required to be a successful marketer in dynamic and technology-driven industries.
- Companies such as Netflix, Airbnb, and Tesla have one thing in common: they break with the norms of existing markets and employ unconventional, technology-driven marketing approaches. Traditional marketing education all too often neglects the marketing abilities that these companies require. This Masters departs from the rather passive marketing logic that assumes markets and marketing channels are fixed features of reality. Instead, it shows how managers can proactively shape and create new markets and marketing landscapes.
- The goal of this programme is to transform students into uniquely-trained individuals who understand how to leverage emerging technologies, such as 3D printing, Virtual Reality, and the Internet of Things, to design unique customer experiences, disrupt existing markets, and create entirely new ones.
- The programme will direct students’ attention to significant and emerging technological trends, and show how they can address important social and environmental problems.
- It seeks to enable you to discover new market opportunities that will have a positive impact on the economy, society, and the environment. You will be equipped with the skills required to effectively navigate today’s technology-dominated marketing environments, and learn how to be a successful marketer in the digital marketing era.
Entry Requirements
You will be expected to hold a 2:1 minimum. Relevant work experience will be considered in place of an undergraduate qualification on a case-by-case basis.
Fees
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Programme Funding
Goldsmiths offers a range of financial support including postgraduate scholarships, bursaries and fee waivers. These are awarded based on a variety of criteria, for example academic achievements or personal circumstances.
Student Destinations
Companies across many industries have to cope with increasingly technology-dominated marketing environments. This programme is a response to the marketing needs of such companies. Also, entrepreneurial, technology-based firms will value the skills provided by this programme.
Typical jobs include, but are not limited to, the positions of marketing manager, product manager, brand manager, advertising manager, PR manager, media manager, digital communications manager, account manager, marketing strategist, marketing analyst, marketing consultant, or sales manager.
Module Details
Compulsory modules
- Technological Innovation & Market Creation 15 credits
- Digital Marketing and Branding 15 Credits
- Creating Customer Experiences 15 Credits
- Marketing Strategy 15 credits
- Marketing Analytics 15 credits
- Research Design & Analysis 15 Credits
- Research project
Optional modules
You can choose two optional modules to make up the remaining 30 credits
- Consumer Behaviour 15 credits
- Psychology of Marketing and Advertising 15 credits
- Innovation Theory 15 credits
- Innovation Case Studies 15 credits
- Design Thinking 15 Credits
- Digital Research Methods 15 credits
- Leadership and Talent Management 15 credits
- Consumer Culture and Aesthetics 15 credits
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