Minor in Marketing

Stephens Hall 123
Phone: 410-704-3357

The Minor in Marketing is housed in the Department of Marketing.

Marketing sits at the heart of every successful organization. It's how businesses figure out who their customers are, what they actually want, and how to build relationships that keep them coming back. In a world where attention is currency, knowing how to create and communicate real value is a superpower.

The Marketing Minor helps students build these skills — without needing to switch their major.

Through courses like Professional SellingGlobal Marketing, and Consumer Behavior, students will develop a clear understanding of how consumers make decisions and how marketers ethically and effectively influence those decisions. Electives like Sustainable Marketing, Sales Leadership, and Integrated Marketing Communications let students tailor the minor to their interests, whether they are passionate about social impact, professional selling, or brand storytelling.

The Marketing Minor is open to students from any major, except for those majoring in marketing. Regardless of whether students are studying psychology, communications, or computer science, the marketing skills they will acquire through the minor will increase the value of their degree and expand their professional skill set.

This 21-unit minor is available to students who have a major other than Marketing. The Marketing minor normally takes at least 3 terms to complete beginning with MKTG 341 or MKTG 342.

Required Courses
COMM 131PUBLIC SPEAKING3
or PSYC 101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
or THEA 101 ACTING I
or ENTR 110 CREATIVITY AND IDEA DEVELOPMENT
ECON 201MICROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES3
or ECON 203 HONORS MICROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES
MKTG 341MARKETING AND CREATIVITY3
or MKTG 342 HONORS MARKETING & CREATIVITY
MKTG 425CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS3
MKTG 451PROFESSIONAL SELLING3
MKTG 445GLOBAL MARKETING3
Marketing Elective
Select one of the following:3
MANAGING INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
RETAIL MANAGEMENT
SERVICES MARKETING
MARKETING FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
SUSTAINABLE MARKETING
SALES LEADERSHIP
ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL SELLING
SALES INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
SPECIAL TOPICS IN MARKETING
MARKETING STUDY ABROAD
Total Units21