September
Full-time: 1 year; Part-time: 2 years
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25 April 2018
From brand management to consumer behaviour, this course provides you with the essential skills you’ll need for a career in marketing. You’ll be taught by expert researchers and experienced practitioners. And our central London location means there’s plenty of career options when you graduate.
It’s an exciting time in the marketing industry. But things are moving quickly and you need the latest thinking to keep up.
Our research-led teaching will help you develop your knowledge of cutting-edge marketing theory. We’ll show you how to put that into practice in real industry situations.
No matter what you studied at undergraduate level, if you’ve got the drive to succeed in marketing, we want to help you make it happen.
Don’t have time to commit to full-time study? Take a look at our part-time course where you can take classes at the weekend.
Develop all the skills you’ll need for a career in international marketing. We’ll provide crucial insights into the industry – as well as the means to apply this knowledge to real scenarios.
Through computer simulation, exercises, experiments, and lectures you’ll learn how to think strategically and make critical decisions.
You’ll explore a wide range of subjects, including international marketing, marketing theory and practice, marketing strategy and planning, and consumer behaviour. You can also develop your own specialism by choosing optional modules in areas that interest you.
Your dissertation will be the final test of your research skills. You’ll choose a subject and explore it in-depth, using all the knowledge you’ve gained throughout the course.
We want to equip you with everything you need to succeed in your career – whether it’s in marketing management, consultancy, or media.
You’ll come away with a thorough understanding of strategic issues in the industry.
We use lectures, seminars and group tutorials to deliver most of the modules on the programme. You will also be expected to undertake a significant amount of independent study.
The primary method of assessment for this course is a combination of written examinations, coursework, individual or group projects, presentations, case studies and multiple-choice tests. For some modules you will be assessed on your participation and this includes attendance, and there may also be weekly tasks that are set on KEATS.
Typically, one credit equates to 10 hours of work.
Assessment methods will depend on the modules selected. The primary methods of assessment for this course are written examinations, coursework, individual or group projects, presentations, case studies and multiple-choice tests.
For some modules you will be assessed on your participation, this includes attendance.
Programme accreditations
The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) has awarded King’s College London a Graduate Gateway against the MSc in International Marketing. In order to take this up students must pass the MSc with a mark of 50% or more and send evidence of graduation to the CIM membership. You can find further details here: http://www.cim.co.uk/community/career-hub/graduate-gateway/
Graduates have gained a range of marketing related posts (eg product manager to market researcher) in organisations varying from multi-national corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises.
Visit the International Marketing - MSc page on the King’s College London website for more details!
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