How is the programme taught?

With over 40 years of combined practitioner experience, our teaching team will deliver a programme that is not only academically rigorous but is highly geared towards the reality of working as a modern-day marketer.

You will be taught using a combination of the following:

  • lectures
  • small group sessions
  • online training

 

 



The small group sessions in particular will have a strong emphasis on student-centered learning. This means many of the classes will include practical skills sessions in which you will actually do the work of a marketing professional rather than just talk about it!

The standard ratio of lectures to small group sessions is 1:1, allowing for 90 minutes of lectures and 90 minutes of small group sessions in a typical week for a 15 credit module (double for a 30 credit module). 

In addition, you will have the opportunity to access some of the live lectures in recordings via the Business School’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). 

Emphasis throughout the programme is placed on developing practical and pro-active marketing professionals through delivery which encourages self-development, participation and team work. Teaching delivery through the programme’s modules will include a combination of:

  • interactive whole group sessions (WGS)
  • marketing simulation exercises
  • group work
  • reading on articles and case studies
  • sessions held by leading industry speakers
  • question and answer forums
  • online and face to face discussion exercises


 

 

 

 


Once qualified, you will have developed the confidence and ability to apply your highly relevant knowledge and skills to meet various marketing challenges within the workplace.

You will also have interacted and worked alongside people from a diverse range of backgrounds including experienced industry professionals all within an business-orientated environment.