Marketing Management
“The skills I learned in this program helped me start my own business.”
-- Justin Ellis, Marketing Management Graduate
Program Overview
Are you creative, highly motivated, and enjoy teamwork? A career in marketing could be calling you. Following graduation you will be positioned to find a job in advertising, promotions, public relations, and sales—or maybe even go on to start your own business. You will gain excellent skills in traditional and emerging marketing techniques and be introduced to the world of e-commerce. Our students also have opportunities to receive valuable experience by showcasing their talents at state and national competitions.
What will you learn to do?
- Perform market research and plan marketing programs
- Apply management principles and leadership techniques
- Implement advertising and promotional strategies
- Perform retail merchandising
- Manage and control inventory
- Market and sell products and services
- Use business applications and graphics software
- Use desktop publishing software to develop publications
- Develop marketing, promotional, and public relations campaign ideas
- Provide excellent customer service
- Handle basic accounting, business math, and legal issues
- Communicate professionally, both in writing and in person
- Conduct an effective job search and more
What kind of degree(s) can you earn?
- Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS) – approximately two years
- Advanced Technical Certificate (ATC) – approximately 16 months
- Technical Certificate (TC) – approximately one year
What else should you know?
This program includes an on-the-job internship.
You are also invited to join Delta Epsilon Chi for leadership experience, competition, and travel opportunities.
Requirements
Degree Plan
- Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS) – approximately two years
- Advanced Technical Certificate (ATC) – approximately 16 months
- Technical Certificate (TC) – approximately one year
Instructor Info
Program Head:
Rob Walker
208.562.2526
robwalker@cwidaho.cc
Career Info
What skills, traits, or prep classes would be helpful?
- Human relations skills
- Good oral and written communication skills
- Business math skills
- Computer literacy
- Keyboarding proficiency
- Customer service skills
- College-level reading skills
- Problem-solving skills
- Creativity
Academics
- All Programs and Classes
- Adult Basic Education
- Business Partnerships / Workforce Development
- Earning College Credit in High School
- Lower Division Transfer / General Education
- Professional Technical Education
- Administrative Support
- Applied Accounting
- Auto Body
- Automotive Technology
- Baking and Pastry Arts
- Certified Dental Assisting
- Computer Support Specialist
- Culinary Arts
- Drafting Technology
- Early Childhood Education
- Electronics Technology
- Fire Service Technology
- Heavy-Duty Truck Technician
- Heavy-Equipment Technician
- Heavy-Equipment Welding and Fabrication
- Horticulture
- Information Security and Digital Forensics
- Internetworking and Communication Technologies
- Machine Tool Technology
- Marketing Management
- Medical Administrative Support
- Network Administration
- Nursing
- Physical Therapist Assistant
- Powersports and Small Engine Repair Technology
- Professional Truck Driving
- Surgical Technology
- Web Development
- Welding and Metals Fabrication
- Wildland Fire Management
- Online Learning
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