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Marketing Major
Bradley's Department of Marketing requirements prepare students for entry in diverse professions, including marketing management , marketing research, advertising, retailing, or industrail marketing. A student must earn a minimum of 24 semester hours in marketing courses. 10.5 of these hours are filled by the following required courses.
MTG 205 Marketing Presentations
MTG 315 Principles of Marketing
MTG 341 Marketing Research I
MTG 490 Managerial Marketing
The remainder of the 24 semester hours may be earned in the following courses, organized by specialization. A maximum of 6 semester hours of 100-200 level marketing courses may count towards the 24 semester hour requirement.
Advertising Specialization
- MTG 280 Promotions in Practice: Direct Marketing
MTG 281 Promotions in Practice: Sales
MTG 282 Promotions in Practice: Point-of-Purchase Communications
MTG 304 Professional Selling
MTG 350 Consumer Behavior
MTG 381 Advertising: Integrated Marketing Communications
MTG 400 Topics in Marketing
MTG 492 Independent Study or Research in Marketing
Other specific courses offered by the art, communications, and psychology departments may enhance this specialization. These courses do not, however, count towards the 24 semester hours of credit required in marketing courses.
Marketing Research Specialization
- MTG 350 Consumer Behavior
MTG 360 Product and Price Strategy
MTG 400 Topics in Marketing
MTG 441 Marketing Research II
MTG 492 Independent Study or Research in Marketing
Other specific courses offered by the computer science, computer information systems, business management, english, quantitative methods, and psychology departments may enhance this specialization. These courses do not, however, count towards the 24 semester hours of credit required in marketing courses.
Marketing Management Specialization
- MTG 346 International Marketing
MTG 350 Consumer Behavior
MTG 360 Product and Price Strategy
MTG 370 Marketing Channels
MTG 381 Advertising: Integrated Marketing Communications
MTG 384 Sales Management
MTG 393 Retailing
MTG 400 Topics in Marketing
MTG 410 Services Marketing
MTG 420 Business Marketing
MTG 492 Independent Study or Research in Marketing
Other specific courses offered by the economics, business management, and psychology departments may enhance this specialization. These courses do not, however, count towards the 24 semester hours of credit required in marketing courses
Retailing Specialization
- MTG 304 Professional Selling
MTG 350 Consumer Behavior
MTG 360 Product and Price Strategy
MTG 370 Marketing Channels
MTG 381 Advertising: Integrated Marketing Communications
MTG 393 Retailing
MTG 400 Topics in Marketing
MTG 410 Services Marketing
MTG 492 Independent Study or Research in Marketing
Other specific courses offered by the family and consumer sciences, business management, and finance departments may enhance this specialization. These courses do not, however, count towards the 24 semester hours of credit required in marketing courses.
Industrial Marketing/Sales Management Specialization
- MTG 304 Professional Selling
MTG 346 International Marketing
MTG 360 Product and Price Strategy
MTG 370 Marketing Channels
MTG 384 Sales Management
MTG 400 Topics in Marketing
MTG 420 Business Marketing
MTG 492 Independent Study or Research in Marketing
Other specific courses offered by the communications, psychology, sociology, or business management departments may enhance this specialization. These courses do not, however, count towards the 24 semester hours of credit required in marketing courses.
Professional Sales Concentration
Marketing majors must also obtain a minimum grade average of "C" in their marketing courses. Students are also required to take, in residence, a minimum of 9 semester hours of marketing courses beyond MTG 315.
All students in the Foster College of Business Administration must satisfy the University's general education requirements and the Foster College's core business requirements.
*Specific requirements for the Marketing Major can be obtained in the Undergraduate Catalogue.

