Introduction to Marketing-Management
Course ID:
Semester: 3rd
Year of Study:
Category: Economics Elective
For Erasmus Students: Όχι
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course the student will be able to:
- Understand the basic concepts of marketing and their importance in the modern business/economic environment
- Understand the competitive business environment
- Use the appropriate information from market research in order to design effective and efficiency marketing strategies
- Explain consumers’ decision-making process
- Understand the importance of Business Policies and Strategic Marketing tools in the marketplace.
- Cooperate with their fellow students in assessing and presenting a real business case study.
Course Contents
Introduction to the concepts of management and business strategy. The role of marketing management in the performance of businesses and organizations. Satisfying the customer. Winning markets through market-oriented strategic planning. The management of marketing information and the measurement of market demand. Analysis of marketing environment. Analysis of consumer- and industrial-buying behavior. Sectors and competitors. Market segmentation and targeting markets. Product/offer differentiation. Product/offer positioning. New product/offer development. Global marketing strategies. Planning, implementation, evaluation, and control of the marketing effort.
Teaching Activities
Lectures (3 hours per week)
Teaching Organization
Activity |
Semester workload |
Lectures 3 hours per week |
13X3 = 39 hours |
Work at home |
111 hours |
Total number of hours for the Course (25 hours of work-load per ECTS credit) |
150 hours (total student work-load) |
Assessment
Written final examination
Use of ICT
Use of ΙΤ in teaching, and in communication with students (e.g. PowerPoint presentations, e-class, web-sites).