The MS in Marketing program provides students with an innovative and specialized academic curriculum that covers a wide range of marketing topics. Required classes include Buyer Behavior, Marketing Ethics, and Data Analysis. Students receive in-depth training and experience in all areas of marketing, including: Branding Strategy Market research Buyer behavior Product management International issues
Experience-based learning is an integral component of the Online MS in Marketing program. Real-world field-study experiences provide students with the opportunity to acquire practical, hands-on knowledge to establish or further their careers in the marketing profession.
The MS in Marketing program consists of 16 hours of core courses and 16 hours of electives. Students may also earn the following certificates:
Yes. Many of our students qualify for some type of financial aid.
Sources of aid:
Yes, to walk across the stage for your graduation. (Just kidding, that is optional!)
The University of Cincinnati’s online programs are truly all online, requiring no on-campus visits. There are a few rare exceptions and those are noted on the program information pages.
Yes! The University of Cincinnati fully commits to an “MBA your Way” philosophy.
There are no restrictions as to how many or how few credits you take in either half term session. To maintain good standing with the University, students need to take at least one credit per academic year.
If you are using Federal Financial Aid, you can collect it as long as you fulfill the 5 credit hour requirement per semester. Here are some examples of what that timing could look like for a student:
For questions about your specific enrollment needs, please contact your advisor.
The University of Cincinnati is one of the first institutions to offer online courses. Innovation in education is at the forefront of what we do. We have expanded the convenience and quality of our online learning to online degree programs. Today, we offer nearly 100 degrees from undergraduate to doctoral programs.
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