Courses for the Marketing major are listed in our digital Undergraduate Catalog.
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Marketing as a double major is available to any AU student. Courses for the Marketing Double Major are listed in our digital Undergraduate Catalog.
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Alfred University's minor in marketing is open to all majors. Courses for the Marketing Minor are listed in our digital Undergraduate Catalog.
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Marketing + Art
Art and marketing are a natural. Many of AU’s art majors minor in marketing to understand consumer behavior, research and strategy. Working with real companies in the courses offers numerous opportunities to use art skills and build the portfolio!
Marketing + Analytics
If you are a numbers person, AU is one of the first undergraduate programs that offers business analytics as a minor and major. With artificial intelligence and data exploding (especially via social media), combining marketing and business analytics opens a world of opportunities. Courses in marketing analytics and social media marketing reinforce these skills including getting your Google Analytics certification © On the flip side, Engineering students often minor in marketing to grow their business ideas! As you can see, classes offer a unique and powerful synergy of marketing and business majors with art, engineering and liberal arts majors!
Marketing + Communications
Some students are more prone to the creative aspect of marketing over the analytical. No problem! There is huge demand for communication skills from public relations to building content for social media venues. AU offers courses and a minor in communications to build a strong marketer!
Marketing + Psychology/Sociology
Understanding why consumers buy is another aspect of marketing. Minors in psychology/sociology are a perfect fit for marketers that want to build products and campaigns to attract consumers. Classes like consumer behavior and marketing research provide tools to gain knowledge from segmentation research to focus groups.
The Bachelor's of Science business degree is composed of professional core courses shared by all majors, business courses specific to each major, business electives totaling 48 credits in business, arts and sciences and general education core courses specified for business, and liberal arts electives to reach a minimum of 60 credits of liberal arts courses (as required for all Bachelor of Science degrees). Depending on the major, you will take additional electives to reach the total of 120 credit hours required for graduation. You are also required to :
- Complete a minimum of 30 credit hours in upper division business courses
- Maintain at least a 2.0 grade point average overall
- One Personal Fitness course (credits not included in the 120 credits required for graduation) and one Wellness Course.
- Satisfy the University's Global Perspectives requirement
After your first year is complete, we urge all business students to gain the valuable, real-world experience only an internship can offer. Past students have interned with Fortune 500 companies, hockey foundations, religious charities, music companies, and many others.
- Most internships occur during the summer months between semesters
- Each credit hour you’ll earn equals 45 hours of work; you'll figure out the actual schedule with your site supervisor
- Internships may or may not be paid, depending on your host organization
- Grades are assessed based on complete, timely submission of all required internship documentation, with the final learning report weighted most heavily
Success Rate
98% of our graduates are employed full-time or entered graduate school after six months of graduation.