Marketing| Major
Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Science
About the Marketing Program at Lake Erie College
The Marketing Major is designed to provide students with specialized knowledge in areas of marketing not covered by the broader business administration curriculum. The program builds on a foundation of business courses, offering in-depth studies in marketing research, advertising, public relations, consumer behavior, and international marketing.
Requirements for the Marketing Major
Students must complete 54-57 semester credits, including the following courses:
Accounting Principles I
Accounting Principles II
International Business
Senior Seminar
Computers and Information Processing
Management Information Systems
Principles of Microeconomics
Corporate Finance
Business Law I
Marketing Principles
Social and Digital Media Marketing
Marketing Management
Consumer Behavior
Marketing Research
Advertising and Public Relations
Introduction to Management
Business Statistics
Internship in Marketing
Internships
Internships offer students valuable opportunities to apply their learning and gain practical experience in various fields. Lake Erie College’s emphasis on personal, intellectual, and professional development allows students to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Employers recognize that Lake Erie College business graduates are prepared to succeed with strong analytical skills, effective communication, and a practical, team-oriented approach to work.
Graduate Preparation
The Marketing Major curriculum is designed to help students develop the skills needed to become future business leaders. Through collaborative projects, case studies, and internships, students are well-prepared for graduate-level study. All programs offered by the School of Business provide an excellent foundation for further academic pursuits.
For more information about Marketing…
Kathy Skledar, MA , MBA
Assistant Professor of Marketing
School of Business and Social Sciences
College Hall
Marketing Faculty
Kathy Skledar, MA , MBA
Assistant Professor of Marketing
School of Business and Social Sciences
College Hall