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Marketing

Marketing encompasses business activities directly related to placing meaningful products and services in the hands of the consumer. Students graduating with this major might start with an entry– level position in professional sales, digital marketing, market research or analytics. Many companies recognize that starting out by learning the products and customers helps to develop the employee and may gradually lead to more advanced roles within the company. Typically, a marketing career progresses into roles such as promotional planning, marketing communications / advertising, and other strategical, more senior marketing positions.Consider a Co-Major to gain additional skills in a specialized area.  Kelley Co-Majors include:

    • Business Analytics
    • International Business
    • Law, Ethics and Decision-Making (LEAD)
    • Sustainable Business
    • Technology Management
    • Digital and Social Media Business Applications

Click here to learn more about compensation and careers in Marketing.

Professional Sales

Provides goods or services to clients with the goal of increasing revenue. Sales can be business–to–business, direct marketing, or account management. Selling is the implementation of marketing to the needs of clients. 

Corporate Retailing

Promotes greater sales and customer satisfaction by gaining a better understanding of the consumers of goods and services produced by a company. Retail management includes all the steps required to bring the customers into the store and fulfill their buying needs.

Brand Management

Analyzes and plans how a brand is positioned in the market, which target public the brand is targeted at, and maintains a desired reputation of the brand. Managers create a relationship or a connection between a company’s product and emotional perception of the customer.

Marketing Intelligence

Business Analytics / Social Media Identifies and assesses how changing elements of the marketing mix impact customer behavior. Responsibilities include researching and managing data for accuracy, comparing and contrasting new research with established norms, and analyzing primary and secondary data for the purpose of market forecasting, or managing social media channels.

Consulting

Perform database analysis, financial modeling, general business analysis, research, and generate reports for the client or project team. In addition, consultants are actively involved in the application and transfer of specific skills and knowledge to the client. Typically work for a firm in the professional services industry on project–based work with an external client. 

Entry-Level positions in Marketing Communications or Advertising

Aides clients with all aspects of marketing their product or service, from strategy and concept through execution. Helps clients make high–level business decisions, such as determining which new products to develop, or how to brand or define itself to the world.

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Many of us get nervous about job interviews. It can be stressful, to say the least. The secret is to build confidence through preparation, practice and promoting yourself.

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No matter how hard you practice interviewing or how long you prepare, chances are you’ll face questions in any interview that you didn’t expect. Although this might not bring you much comfort, the good thing is there are several things …

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Free Shuttle for All Kelley Career Fairs – In Front of Prebys Career Center

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Parking is limited so be sure to hop on the FREE shuttle to head over to the convention center. The shuttle leaves every 15 minutes and picks-up and drops-off in front of the Prebys Career Center (11th and Fee Lane). …

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Undergraduate Career Services Hours

 
PREBYS CENTER (VIRTUAL ONLY)
DROP-INS (VIRTUAL ONLY)
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10am – 3pm
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10am – 3pm
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