Digital Marketing (2yr) / Digital Marketing - MSc

Master

In Nottingham

£ 9,250 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Master

  • Location

    Nottingham

  • Duration

    2 Years

Digital Marketing is one of the fastest growing, most dynamic areas of the marketing industry. This constantly evolving field continually pioneers new technology and our MSc Digital Marketing degree prepares you for a fascinating career.
During this course you will be exposed to a broader view of marketing, the growing significance of digital marketing and the impact these activities have on people, organisations and societies. Now is an exciting and challenging time to study digital marketing. It's helping to redefine the nature of customer relationships, along with the increased use of global marketing strategies, more sophisticated branding techniques, integrated marketing communications and e-commerce.
Finally, in your third semester, you’ll choose an experiential project. With the opportunity to use your skills in a real-world setting, you can choose from completing a consultancy experience project, an internship experience project, a business research project or a global experience project.

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Start date

Nottingham (Nottinghamshire)
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On request

About this course

a Graduate Gateway accreditation from the CIM which means you will have the option to gain a second professional qualification.
learn skills and knowledge within strategic marketing and digital marketing processes.
demonstrate knowledge and understanding of digital marketing tactics and implementation.
effectively use information and communication technologies relevant to the marketing discipline.
demonstrate knowledge and understanding of traditional and contemporary debates related to the philosophy and practice of digital marketing.
analyse a variety of relevant data used in diverse contexts to support effective decision making in the marketing discipline.

Graduates from this course have gone onto roles within the public, private and third sector, undertaking positions such as:
digital media planner
digital marketing executive
internet marketing analyst
digital marketing managers
account managers

You will need an undergraduate degree equivalent to a UK undergraduate honours degree (2.2 or above).
All applicants will be required to demonstrate a commitment to the subject they wish to study and should demonstrate how their chosen programme of study will benefit them in their future career.
One academic reference is required.

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Subjects

  • Marketing
  • Digital Marketing
  • Marketing Communications
  • Marketing Management
  • Communications
  • Branding
  • Marketing Research
  • Principles of Marketing
  • Strategic Marketing
  • Global Environment

Course programme

Modules

We are currently reviewing the content of our courses for September 2019 entry to ensure that they remain relevant and current to our students’ future ambitions and society. Please continue to check this course page for the latest updates.

Semester One

Principles of Marketing (20 credits)

This module will help articulate a critical understanding of the contemporary issues, theories and conceptual frameworks used to explain and guide conventional marketing activities in organisations nationally and internationally. You will be provided with a fundamental understanding of the basic tools and concepts of marketing. More specifically, you will be introduced to the core marketing functions and develop an understanding of the key concepts, frameworks and models encountered in marketing.

The Customer Experience (20 credits)

This module explores the models and techniques that are used in key marketing functions, focusing on how to create and deliver value for the customer. You will consider why organisations make particular marketing decisions and how marketing activities are integrated and delivered in a way that creates value for their customers. You will explore a number of areas including product management and development, branding, pricing, channel management, internal and external marketing communications and customer service.

Strategic Marketing and the Global Environment (20 credits)

On this module you will cover the key concepts, frameworks and models encountered in the strategic marketing process. You will learn to assess the nature and dimensions of branding/brand decisions, their role in the development of a competitor advantage, and their significance in global markets. As part of your skills development you will also learn to evaluate and analyse different forms of branding. On completing the module you will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the direction and management of marketing activities as part of the implementation of strategic direction, taking into account business intelligence requirements, marketing processes, resources, markets and the company vision.

Semester Two

Digital Marketing Management (20 credits)

This module will enable you to deal with real world issues in an intellectual and challenging manner in this dynamic area of marketing. It will provide you with the ability to apply critical and technical evaluation skills for making decisions in complex situations relating to Digital Marketing Management. This module will provide you with further knowledge of this field and a solid basis for a career in the broad Digital Marketing Management area.

Driving Digital Marketing (20 credits)

This module focuses on specific digital marketing practice issues such as campaign management and analysis. You will be able to demonstrate critical understanding of the role of the digital marketing discipline in a wider organisational context and apply knowledge to resolve issues in new and diverse situations.

Contemporary Perspectives in Customer Engagement (20 credits)

During this module, you will examine the core theories relating to customer engagement and apply these in a range of differing marketing contexts. You will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of traditional and contemporary debates related to the philosophy and practice of marketing.

Semester Three

In your final Semester you'll take on a experiential project, giving you a fantastic opportunity to use the theories and knowledge you've gained to produce a challenging, meaningful piece of work. Projects include:

Consultancy Experience Project (40 credits)

Working as part of a team, you'll undertake focused research, developing your professional skills, managing a complex project and delivering results in a real business situation. You'll present your findings to the client and learn valuable project management tools and concepts.

Internship Experience Project (40 credits)

On an internship of 12 weeks or more, you'll apply the theories you've learnt to a substantial, live project. This will involve focused research, developing skills, managing a complex project and delivering results in a real business situation. You'll also learn project management tools and concepts.

Business Research Project (40 credits)

This project is a more traditional piece of independent research, creating an academic research paper, presentation and methodological reflection. Because we believe experiential learning is so important, this project is only available to students with significant prior work experience or a desire to progress to a PhD.

Global Experience Project (40 credits)

This exciting project gives you the opportunity of travelling overseas to attend a summer school at one of our partner institutions. You'll produce a piece of academic work drawing on either a concept from the summer school or a case study based on a company local to the host institution.

Ongoing Learning

Throughout the year you will also study the following modules which will help you understand how to manage your own continuous personal and professional development (PPD).

Transformational Leadership Development (10 credits)

Transformational management education is a key focus within NBS, where effective ethical education across all business and management courses is the foundation of our students’ abilities to understand and contribute in meaningful ways towards current and future challenges in the area of sustainable development. The purpose of the module is to increase understanding of how to manage your own continuous personal and professional development in order to enable sustained career success and to be an effective and transformational leader.

Customer Insight through Marketing Research (10 credits)

The aim of this module is to develop your skills as an effective decision maker - organisations require insight to make effective decisions and effective marketing research has been an integral part of how decision makers in organisations understand consumers and market dynamics; and as an effective academic - philosophical debates and methodological issues will be explored as a foundation to understanding marketing research.

Placement Diploma in Industrial Experience (2 year course only)

This module aims to develop your understanding of the business and commercial environment. You will apply relevant prior knowledge and skills in the business environment increasing your commercial awareness. On completion of the module, you will have developed a range of skills and have a practical insight into the world of work and possible career opportunities.

Additional information

Two years (placement year) - £10,635 (£9,250 in year one and £1,385 in year two)

Digital Marketing (2yr) / Digital Marketing - MSc

£ 9,250 VAT inc.