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Marketing, Bachelor of Science
Develop the creative, analytical, and strategic skills to build brands, understand consumers, and drive business growth.
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Marketing blends creativity, data, strategy, and storytelling. At Tobin, you’ll learn how to understand consumers, build brands, create campaigns, and use insights to help organizations connect with their audiences in meaningful ways.
- Degree Type
- BS
- Area of Interest
- Communications, Marketing & Media
- Associated Colleges or Schools
- Program Location
- Queens Campus
- Required Credit Hours
- 120
Why Study Marketing at Tobin?
Creative Meets Analytical
Build the creative, digital, and analytical skills to understand consumers and create marketing strategies that drive results. Explore digital marketing, social media, SEO, marketing analytics, brand storytelling, consumer behavior, and more.
Create Campaigns for Real Brands
Put your skills into practice through the National Student Advertising Competition, working as part of a student run advertising agency to develop integrated campaigns for nationally recognized brands and present your ideas to industry professionals.
Study in Queens or Manhattan
Complete your degree at either our Queens or Manhattan campus while taking advantage of New York City’s opportunities in advertising, media, fashion, sports, entertainment, technology, and consumer brands.
What You'll Study
The Marketing curriculum balances the art and science of marketing, helping you develop both creative thinking and analytical decision making. You’ll study how consumers think, how brands grow, and how organizations use research, content, and strategy to connect with audiences.
- BUA 1333: Modern Statistics I (Liberal Arts)
- ECO 1301: Microeconomics
- ECO 1302: Macroeconomics
- ECO 1320: Social Justice
- ENG 1100: English
- FYS 1000: First Year Seminar
- FYW 1000: First Year Writing
- HIS 1000: History
- Language (6 credits)
- Liberal Art Electives (9-15 credits)
- PHI 1000: Philosophy of the Human Person
- PHI 2220 (Ethics and Business) or THE 3305 (Theological Ethics of the Marketplace)
- PHI 3000: Metaphysics
- SCI 1000: Scientific Inquiry
- SPE 1000: Speech
- THE 1000: Theology
- THE: Sacred Texts
- ACC 2338: Principles of Financial Accounting
- BUA 2334: Modern Statistics II
- Business Elective (6 credits)
- FIN 2310: Foundations in Finance
- General Elective (6 credits)
- LAW 1310: Law in a Business Environment
- MGT 1301: Administrative and Organizational Behavior
- MGT 3325: Managing Operations
- MGT 4329: Strategy and Policy
- MKT 2301: Principles of Marketing
- RMI 1301: Principles of Risk Management
- Tech Elective (3 credits)
Note: Business core may vary if pursuing a Fast Track program.
- MKT 3311: Consumer Behavior
- MKT 3312: Marketing Research
Select 4 courses:
- MKT 3305: Advertising
- MKT 3306: Integrated Marketing Communication
- MKT 3307: Principles of Retailing
- MKT 3308: Principles of Direct and Interactive Marketing
- MKT 3309: Experiential and Event Marketing
- MKT 3310: Sales Management
- MKT 3313: Analytics for Consumer Insight
- MKT 3314: Sports Marketing and Media
- MKT 3315: Product and Brand Management
- MKT 3316: Film and TV Marketing
- MKT 3317: Global Marketing
- MKT 3318: Fashion Marketing
- MKT 3319: Digital Marketing
- MKT 3320: Service Marketing
- MKT 3321: Financial Services
- MKT 3322: Creativity and Innovation for Business and Society
- MKT 3324: Food Marketing
- MKT 3325: Integrated Public Relations
- MKT 3326: Political Marketing
- MKT 3327: Socially Responsible Marketing
- MKT 3328: Behavioral Economics
- MKT 3330: Pricing Strategies and Tactics
- MKT 3331: Social Media Content Creation
- MKT 3332: Entrepreneurial Marketing
- MKT 3333: Search Engine Optimization
- MKT 3334: Marketing for Hospitality and Tourism
- MKT 3335: Brand Storytelling
- MKT 3350: Strategic Service Design
- MKT 4305: Advertising Research
- MKT 4306: Advertising Project
- MKT 4316: Marketing Management and Policies
- MKT 4318: Marketing Seminar in International Topics
- MKT 4350: Marketing Seminar
- MKT 4399: Marketing Internship
- MKT 4400: Marketing Internship
- IB 3341: Principles of International Business
Looking for official degree requirements? View the Undergraduate Bulletin for complete academic policies, prerequisites, and the most current program requirements.
Experience Marketing in Action
Marketing is best learned by doing. Build your portfolio and strengthen your creative, analytical, and strategic skills through hands on experiences that prepare you for today's marketing industry.
National Student Advertising Competition
Work as part of a student run advertising agency through the National Student Advertising Competition, sponsored by the American Advertising Federation. Conduct research, develop an integrated campaign, create advertising, and pitch your work to industry professionals.
Past clients have included the NFL, Tide, Indeed, Meta and Oculus, Tinder, and Adobe.
Professional Experience
Build your resume and professional network through internships and Tobin Strategic Consulting (TSC). Apply what you learn in the classroom to real business challenges while gaining experience working with companies and industry professionals.
Global Destination Courses
Take your marketing education abroad through faculty led Global Destination Courses that combine classroom learning with company visits, cultural immersion, and conversations with business leaders.
Where Can a Marketing Degree Take You?
Marketing graduates are prepared for careers across advertising, media, fashion, sports, entertainment, technology, consumer products, financial services, nonprofit organizations, and more.
Career paths include:
- Brand Manager
- Digital Marketing Specialist
- Marketing Analyst
- Market Research Analyst
- Social Media Strategist
- Advertising Account Executive
- Content Strategist
- Sports Marketing Specialist
- Event Marketing Specialist
- Product Marketing Manager
Accelerate Your Education
Take the next step in your education while saving both time and tuition. Finance majors can take advantage of Tobin's Fast-Track programs, which allow qualified students to begin working toward a master's degree while completing their bachelor's degree.
By planning early with a faculty advisor, you can create a seamless path to graduate study and graduate with advanced credentials that prepare you for leadership opportunities and specialized careers.
Qualified students can earn:
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Accounting
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Actuarial Science
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Business Analytics
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Enterprise Risk Management
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Finance
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Global Management
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Marketing Intelligence
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Risk and Financial Advisory
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Risk Management & Risk Analytics
- B.S. Marketing/M.S. Taxation
- B.S. Marketing/Master of Business Administration
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