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MA Marketing Communications

This new MA Marketing Communications course will offer you the opportunity to develop, implement and critically evaluate marketing communications strategies, from both a theoretical and practical perspective. As such, you will be equipped with cutting-edge knowledge and skills to be agile in industry and to define new industry practice. You will also be exposed to new and emerging forms of marketing communications such as branded content, branded entertainment and digital storytelling.

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Master’s by Research (MRes)

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Master’s by Research (MRes)

This course allows you to explore a specific research question that interests you and by undertaking this degree within our Faculty of Media, Science &...

Master of Philosophy (MPhil)

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

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Why study a Marketing course at BU?

  • You’ll quickly develop the skills you will need to keep pace with the changing ways in which audiences interact with brands
  • We have strong ties with the marketing industry. You’ll benefit from guest lectures, real-life consultancy projects and placement and networking opportunities that will help kickstart your career.
  • Our staff have professional and research expertise to complement their academic understanding, and their work is often crucial in developing new policies and approaches for commercial and non-commercial organisations