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  • DeadlineStudy Details: 15 months full-time

Masters Degree Description

Exploring marketing. Developing your social media skills. Analysing and interpret the world around you using industry data. Imagine doing all that in the epicentre of UK business: London.

Now you can, on our Digital Marketing Master's course.

At our brand-new Waltham Forest campus, you'll train in all aspects of business and marketing, regardless of your background or experience. Use our flexible, technology-enhanced learning spaces to discover marketing concepts and theories, and choose specific marketing topics to specialise in. You’ll also explore other topics shaping the digital sphere, including big data, customer experience, social media marketing, brand identity and reputation, and marketing ethics and sustainability.

Entry Requirements

A second-class honours degree in any subject, or a masters degree in any subject. Exceptionally, equivalent professional experience and/or qualifications will be considered.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

With digital technologies transforming how we communicate, almost every industry is investing in digital marketing. This increased investment increases the demand for digital marketing in the workplace and creates more opportunities for digital marketers to work across different sectors.

Digital marketers must adapt to an ever-changing world with ever-changing consumer needs, so need the initiative to find fresh, unconventional solutions to tomorrow’s industry challenges.

Module Details

Consumer Insight and Analytics - 15 credits
Environmental Social Governance and Marketing - 15 credits
User Experience - 15 credits
Digital Marketing Strategy - 15 credits
Research Methods for Marketing - 15 credits
Social Media Marketing - 15 credits
The Marketing Agency - 30 credits
Dissertation - 60 credits

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