[ 973GMCCMAR22 ]                                         Module                                        Marketing
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                      | 6 ECTS | 
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                      M1 - Master's programme 1. year | 
                      Business Administration | 
                                                                  
                          Christoph Teller                       | 
                                               
                                            Johannes Kepler University Linz | 
                     
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                      | Original study plan | 
                      Master's programme Management 2022W | 
                     
                      
                    
                      | Objectives | 
                       Learning outcomes:
 On successful completion of this course, the students will be able to:
 
- LO1: Appreciate the scope and character of marketing in today's dynamic markets. [subject knowledge]
 - LO2: Synthesise knowledge of marketing strategy, marketing operations and tactics and apply concepts to national and international case studies. [cognitive/analytical]
 - LO3: Discuss and evaluate social and ethical issues relating to marketing management. [cognitive/analytical]
 - LO4: Accurately identify and apply relevant theory within different sector specific contexts. [cognitive/analytical]
 - LO5: Critically evaluate various marketing management approaches and application of strategy within a specific context. [cognitive/analytical]
 - LO6: Apply decision making skills related to marketing management. [professional/practical skills]
 - LO7: Discuss and evaluate various marketing management approaches and designs. [professional/Practical skills]
 - LO8: Analyse key drivers affecting marketing management in general. [professional/practical skills]
 - LO9: Demonstrate the ability to formulate and present a concise, insightful analysis which exposes issues logically and coherently. [transferable skills]
 
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