This is a specialization of the BSBA degree. Students can choose to take this specialization as part of the BSBA.
Creating True Value Through Innovation
Marketing is all about close-knit communication and personalized relationships — that’s why our classes are discussion-oriented and small-scale. Our innovative thinkers graduate and go on to experience exciting job opportunities for major brands like Amazon.
This concentration prepares graduates to research consumer needs, develop products and services that satisfy those needs, and communicate benefits through effective promotions that stimulate demand. Marketing skills are necessary in most organizations, and our graduates assume exciting careers in some of the best companies in America. National surveys indicate that the salary growth rate for marketing graduates is the highest among all business disciplines.
What Makes Our Marketing Program Different
- Small, discussion-oriented courses.
- Faculty with practical and ethical experience in the corporate world.
- Comprehensive understanding of Catholic Social Teaching as it applies to marketing.
Jobs and Internships
Marketing students intern and work at a variety of firms, nonprofits, and agencies. In the past, students have gotten jobs at companies such as Amazon, Politico, and Amtrak. Graduates also work at a variety of boutique marketing agencies such as Wunderman and Ringlet Studios. Marketing majors have interned with top companies in the past, such as the Washington Nationals, Hilton, and Aflac.
Popular career paths for recent graduates with marketing major include marketing manager, advertising account executive, sales associate, public relations specialist, customer service representative, and project manager.
University Requirements
Students must also complete the core university requirements, specific to their major, in order to complete their degree. Marketing students are required to complete 18 courses in addition to their business and economics courses. These courses include: philosophy, theology, humanities, literature, writing and composition, and free electives.