1.1k Bachelor's degrees in Marketing in United States

The University of Dubuque Sports Marketing and Management major is committed to providing excellence in the creation and dissemination of knowledge, technical skills, and conceptual understanding of contemporary sport marketing and management to students.

The Marketing program at Winona State University will give you the communication, collaboration, and critical thinking skills you need to be successful in a wide variety of work environments.

The Merchandising for Design programme at Radford University provides a comprehensive education in the commercial aspects of the creative industries. This full-time undergraduate degree combines artistic excellence with modern technology, preparing students for dynamic professional careers within a high-tech learning environment.

Marketing students at Coastal Carolina University focus on understanding the marketplace and developing appropriate marketing strategies for their organizations.

Explore all aspects of this complex industry - advertising, public relations, social media, and more - on your way to a great career with the Marketing Communication Advertising program of Endicott College.

In the Marketing Communication program at Emerson College you gain an in-depth understanding of consumers, build ideas with durable growth potential, and develop strategies that enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty. 

At Integrated Marketing Communication at Winthrop University students are interested in careers in the communication professions that support the marketing of products and services to consumers and business organizations, including advertising, public relations, integrated marketing communication, and corporate communication.

The Marketing and Management Department offers a Major and a Minor program of study for the business discipline of Marketing at University of Central Arkansas. 

The Professional Selling programme at the University of Central Oklahoma is a comprehensive B.B.A. degree designed for high-performing individuals. Delivered in a public study mode, this course focuses on mastering sales strategies, consumer behaviour, and market research to prepare students for dynamic corporate roles.

At Marketing from Bentley University students don’t study major brands, like Apple and Converse. They work with them.

The Advertising, Public Relations, and Marketing Communications program at Ithaca College examines the natural connections between these different communication methods and provides the 360-degree perspective you'll need to weave them into comprehensive, convincing marketing initiatives designed to grab consumer attention and build a strong brand.

At Marketing from Fort Lewis College majors build the skills needed to communicate powerful and relevant information within this demanding timeframe. Part psychology, part economics, part communications, part art, and part science, a degree in Marketing is applicable almost anywhere.

At the Suffolk University Business School, you'll learn how to create effective integrated business strategies that include Marketing, Publicity, Research, and Advertising.

The goal of the Business Administration - Marketing  concentration at the University of Illinois Springfield is to develop the knowledge and skills required to create, communicate, deliver and exchange products and services that have value for customers, clients, partners and society.  

The Marketing program of The University of Toledo is the most popular major in the accredited College of Business and Innovation. Marketing graduates have an 85% placement rate.

The Marketing (Honors) program from DePaul University gives a select group of undergraduate students a hands-on opportunity to develop skills in marketing management while interacting with a Chicago-area business.

The Department of Marketing of Boise State University offers courses leading to an undergraduate degree or a minor in marketing. Understand customer behavior, marketing research and planning, and professional selling. 

With a B.S. in Marketing from University of New Orleans, you’ll be ready to enter the fast-paced, creative world of marketing—and make a real difference in how consumers think about your future organization.

As a Marketing student at Santa Clara University, you will have the opportunity to apply what you learn in the real-world, working with local Silicon Valley companies on team projects or in individual internships. 

In the Marketing program from University of Oklahoma, you’ll combine best practices, new theories, marketing research methods, and the latest digital trends to attract and delight customers.