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Marketing Management (5 cr)

Code: HBM21610-3001

General information


Enrollment

10.02.2021 - 28.02.2021

Timing

15.02.2021 - 28.05.2021

Number of ECTS credits allocated

5 op

Virtual portion

3 op

Mode of delivery

40 % Face-to-face, 60 % Online learning

Unit

Liiketoimintayksikkö

Teaching languages

  • English

Seats

0 - 37

Degree programmes

  • Liiketalous (AMK)

Teachers

  • Tanja Shemeikka

Groups

  • HBI21VK
    Degree Programme in International Business, vaihto-opiskelu/Exchange studies
  • HTLMAR
    Markkinointi, liiketalous
  • HBI21VKESS
    Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, ESSCA School of Management, Bachelor’s degree
  • HTL18S1
    Liiketalous

Objective

Students understands the holistic marketing concept and it’s competence related to marketing, competition and company analysis. Students understands how the marketing orientation impacts on the ultimate corporate goals. Students know how marketing strategies are developed and implemented. Students are able to use holistic competence tools for the implementation and follow-up of marketing.

Content

Understanding holistic marketing management concept, developing marketing strategies, understanding the changing marketing environment, dealing with competition, creating and capturing customer value and shaping the market offerings.

Oppimateriaali ja suositeltava kirjallisuus

Hollensen, S. 2015. Marketing Management, Relationship Approach, Pearson. Additional support-, and simulation related material will be offered by lecturer.

Teaching methods

The course contains both lectures and virtual group working. The following methods will be used to support students learning process:
1. Expertise lectures
2. Additional study/support material relating to the virtual group work
3. Virtual simulation group working
4. Simulation results review

The support during the course will be available in the following way:
1. Introduction to the theme
2. Support for virtual simulation work
3. Written feedback of the simulation work during the simulation
4. Peer review of the simulation work
5. Course grade will be formed based on the group working and agreed documentation

Exam schedules

No exam.

Vaihtoehtoiset suoritustavat

Recognition of Prior Learning and experience
More information from the lecturer and JAMK Study Guide

Student workload

Lectures 16h
Independent study 40h
Groupwork 40h
Virtual study/simulation 39h

Content scheduling

The course is based on expertise lectures and interactive simulation group work.

Further information

Open UAS 3
Exchange Students 5
Course grade will be based on:
Cesim SimBrand Reports 60%
Cesim SimBrand Presentation 40%
Other assignments pass/fail

Evaluation scale

0-5

Arviointikriteerit, tyydyttävä (1-2)

5(Excellent) - Student possesses advanced skills in marketing management theories and concepts and is able to assess them critically. Student is applying holistic marketing perspective on developing professional marketing strategies and operations in a reasoned manner. Student is able to collect, combine and apply information in order to analytically study different courses of action to solve decision making problems and indicates excellent problem solving and decision making skills. Student is able to form creative and workable marketing strategy and plan by utilizing holistic marketing perspective and is able to make credible marketing decisions based on the clear and thoroughly justified goal formulation and comprehensive situation analytics. Student presents the results in an imposing and comprehensive way utilizing information technology. Communication skills are fluent and interactive.
4(Very Good) - Student applies the holistic marketing concept effectively. He/she is able to collect, apply and deliver information independently from versatile sources and is able to make synthesis of the theory. Student is able to form workable marketing strategy and plan by utilizing holistic marketing perspective and is able to make credible marketing decisions based on the clear goal formulation. Student is able to solve marketing decision problems by applying synthesis of the theoretical background and literature in to the pragmatic situation and indicates good problem solving and decision making skills. Student masters the principles of group work and actively participates on a mutual work, takes responsibility of own duties as well as creates good team atmosphere. Student presents the results in an imposing and comprehensive. Communication skills are fluent.
3(Good) - Student possesses the concept of marketing management comprehensively and is familiar with all the basic concepts. Student identifies the holistic marketing concept. Student is able to collect and deliver information independently from versatile sources. Student is able to form marketing strategy and plan by utilizing holistic marketing perspective and is able to make marketing decisions based on the goal formulation. Student is able to solve marketing decision problems by utilizing theoretical background and literature and indicates problem solving and decision making skills. Student takes responsibility for a task and masters the principles of group work. Student presents the results in an illustrative and comprehensive way utilizing information technology. Communication skills are fluent. Student assess own skills realistically.
2(Satisfactory) - Student possesses the basics of marketing management and is familiar with the basic concepts. Student identifies the holistic marketing concept. Student is able to collect and deliver information independently. Student is able to form simple marketing strategy and plan by utilizing holistic marketing perspective and is able to make basic marketing decisions based partly on goal formulation. Student takes responsibility for a task and masters the principles of group work, but fails sometimes to follow them. Student presents the results but the conclusions are partly facile. Student includes some illustrative material in the presentation and utilizes information technology.
1(Sufficient) - Student possesses the basics of marketing management. Student is able to form simple marketing strategy and plan and make simple marketing decisions based partly on goal formulation. Student presents the results but the conclusions are partly incorrect and the presentation is not very illustrative. Student is not able to assess own skills realistically.
0(Fail) - Student does not perceive the basics of marketing management. Student does not have the ability to work in the marketing management field according to the know-how she or he has shown. The student is not able to fluently co-operate. He/she cannot evaluate him/herself.

Qualifications

Student knows the principles of marketing, main concepts, basic theories and marketing planning process.