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Business Administration - Marketing

Earn a Marketing Degree

A degree in Marketing can open the door to many different career opportunities. As a marketing professional, graduates are free to pursue passions in a variety of industries and non-profit organizations. Whether you have a creative or analytical mindset, there is room for you as a marketing professional. The Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing program will prepare students for success by providing them with a strong foundation in marketing principles that they apply in their internship.  Students enter the workforce with a competitive edge: real-world experience on their resume.

About Our Faculty

Newman University School of Business

Combined with superior knowledge and years of experience in their trade, the finance faculty members work with students on a personal level to provide the highest quality of education possible. 

Job Outlook

Marketing professionals are typically involved with the decisions around what product to offer, what price to charge to create value, the locations to offer the product, and methods for insuring potential consumers clearly understand how a product fulfills their needs. These decisions are based on meeting organizational objectives and accurately analyzing market demand. Marketing continues to be a critical factor in determining the success of every organization; regardless of their target audience or product. The changing factors affecting businesses in the global economy, particularly increased competition, fuels the need for marketing professionals.

Careers in Marketing

A degree in marketing from Newman University will give you the opportunity to work in a variety of fields and specialties related to Marketing. According to BLS data, employment for marketing managers is projected to grow by an average of 9.75% over the next ten years with salary ranges from $56,770 (Public relations)-$124,850 (Advertising) Here are some examples of potential career areas:

  • Advertising
  • Sales Management
  • Public Relations
  • Marketing Research
  • Marketing Manager
  • Brand Manager
  • Business Development Specialist
  • Customer Experience Manager

Student Testimonials

"I wouldn’t change it for the world. I had fun. It was a great time and I’ll remember it for the rest of my life."

EASTON JULIAN, CLASS OF 2016

"It’s worth the money. I’ll tell you it’s worth the money, the sacrifice to get an education, because in the long run it represents who you are. When you get that degree it adds value to you as a person."

FREAYA KOSHY, CLASS OF 2016

Dean, School of Business & Technology
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2255
Office: MN219A
|Undergraduate Business|MBA
Professor of Business
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2242
Office: MN203
|Undergraduate Business|MBA
Assistant Dean, MBA Program Director
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2257
Office: MN210
|Undergraduate Business|MBA
Associate Professor of Finance & Business Law
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2232
Office: MN221
|Undergraduate Business|Business Communications|MBA
Associate Professor of Accounting
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2205
Office: MN204
|Undergraduate Business|MBA|Accounting
Administrative Coordinator
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2292
Office: MN207
|Undergraduate Business|MBA
Associate Professor of Marketing and Management
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2181
Office: MN206
|Undergraduate Business|MBA
Associate Professor
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2296
Office: MN205
|Undergraduate Business
Director of Adult and Professional Studies
School of Business & Technology
316-942-4291 ext. 2439
Office: MN219
|Undergraduate Business|IDS|IBA|MBA|Communications