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Minor in Marketing

Spangenberg School of Business

15 Credit Hours

Minor in Marketing

Spangenberg School of Business

15 Credit Hours

Program Overview

The Marketing Minor at BUF equips students with essential knowledge in marketing strategy, consumer behavior, and digital engagement—adding real-world business value to your degree. Designed for students in the Bachelor of Arts in Business Leadership program, this 15-hour minor expands your skillset for roles in marketing, advertising, media, and more.

Program at a Glance

Credential: Undergraduate Minor in Marketing

Total hours: 15 semester credits

Delivery: Residential (Graceville Campus)

Typical length: 2–4 semesters, depending on course load

Entry terms: August | January | May

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Program at a Glance

Credential: Undergraduate Minor in Marketing

Total hours: 15 semester credits

Delivery: Residential (Graceville Campus)

Typical length: 2–4 semesters, depending on course load

Entry terms: August | January | May

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Degree Requirements

Required Courses

-MKT 301: Marketing Research

-MKT 310: Advertising

-MKT 320: Digital Marketing

Elective Courses

-MKT 330: Global Marketing

-MKT 340: Consumer Behavior

-MKT 350: Retail Management

-MKT 360: Special Topics in Marketing

-MKT 370: Social Responsibility & Marketing Ethics

What You’ll Learn

You’ll gain expertise in accounting, marketing, management, finance, and strategic planning; develop leadership and human-resources skills; apply ethical decision-making from a Christian worldview; and prepare to lead effectively across nonprofit, ministry, and for-profit sectors.

Career & Graduate Pathways

-Small-business owner or entrepreneur

-Church business administrator or operations director

-Nonprofit executive or development officer

-Management, marketing, or HR professional

-Graduate study in MBA, Leadership, or M.A. in Organizational Management programs

What You’ll Learn

You’ll gain expertise in accounting, marketing, management, finance, and strategic planning; develop leadership and human-resources skills; apply ethical decision-making from a Christian worldview; and prepare to lead effectively across nonprofit, ministry, and for-profit sectors.

Career & Graduate Pathways

-Small-business owner or entrepreneur

-Church business administrator or operations director

-Nonprofit executive or development officer

-Management, marketing, or HR professional

-Graduate study in MBA, Leadership, or M.A. in Organizational Management programs

Ready to start your journey?

Let us help you. Fill out a form or contact us at: 800-328-2660 ext. 460 or admissions@buf.edu