Purpose
Marketing students develop a variety of skills and interests as they learn about the analytical science of marketing and acquire an appreciation for the creative art of marketing practice. Students learn theories and practices about how products, services, and ideas are developed, distributed, priced, and promoted by a variety of business, nonprofit, and government organizations. They consider social, ethical, and legal issues.
Marketing students can choose from a broad array of careers and fields such as sales, retailing, advertising and promotions, public relations, product management, marketing research, services marketing, and social and government services.
The quality of the marketing program is enhanced by learning opportunities outside of the classroom. For example, students can participate in the BGSU Collegiate Chapter of the American Marketing Association, the BGSU Sales Competition, as well as in internships and cooperative education positions.
BSBA General Degree Requirements
Students completing the marketing specialization must complete University, general degree, admission core, and business core requirements for the BSBA degree, including admission to the BSBA program. Students who pursue both a Marketing Specialization and a Sales and Services Marketing Specialization, must complete at least 15 credit hours toward one specialization that are not counted in the other specialization.