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BA (Hons) Marketing Management

This programme is delivered by Metropolitan College, at various campuses across Greece. It is validated by ºÚÁÏרÇø±¬ÁÏ. Through our rigorous quality assurance procedures we ensure that the programme has the same academic standards as equivalent awards delivered by ºÚÁÏרÇø±¬ÁÏ.

Marketing is arguably one of the most important business functions with a great impact on sales and productivity. Attracting customers and increasing sales, boosting reputation, enhancing competitiveness and facilitating innovation are some of the critical benefits of effective marketing. Metropolitan College's BA (Hons) Marketing Management programme aims to familiarise students with all the critical tools of contemporary marketing practice, enabling them to obtain the appropriate knowledge and skills for successful marketing management and leadership. 

Given that a central issue for marketing education today is the inter-relationship between theory and practice, the programme aims at combining practical skills and knowledge with the underpinning marketing theory. To this extent, the programme focuses on providing students with practical understanding, acquiring critical qualities and helping them appreciate the complexities of applied marketing science. 

Title : BA (Hons) Marketing Management

: 10

Mode of delivery :  Face-to-face, full-time

Duration : normally 4 years, three years Fast Track

Language of delivery : Greek

First approved:  May 2015

Most recent approval: May 2025

External accreditation or recognition: n/a

BA (Hons) Marketing Management

Level One 

Title

Credits

Semester

Study Skills for Business Students

0

Î¥

English for Business I

0

Y

Principles of Marketing

20

1

Introduction to Management and Leadership

20

1

Microeconomics

20

1

Financial Accounting & Statement Analysis

20

2

Macroeconomics

20

2

Business Law and Policy

20

2

 

Level Two

Title

Credits

Semester

English for Business II

0

Y

Operations Management

20

Integrated Marketing Communications

20

Global Marketing

20

Digital Marketing and Social Media

20

Customer Relationships and Services Marketing

20

Data Analysis and Decision Making

20

 

Level Three

Title

Credits

Semester

Exploring Strategy

20

1

Digital Marketing Analytics

20

1

Brand Management

20

1

Marketing Planning & Strategy

20

2

Project Management

20

2

Research Methods

20

2

 

Level Four

Title

Credits

Semester

Ethics, Social Justice and Sustainability 

20

1

Negotiation Theory and Practice

20

1

Critical Issues in International Marketing

20

2

Honours Dissertation

60

Y

 

BA (Hons) Marketing Management (Fast-Track)

Level One

Title

Credits

Semester

Study Skills for Business Students

0

Î¥

English for Business I

0

Y

Principles of Marketing

20

1

Introduction to Management and Leadership

20

1

Operations Management

20

Microeconomics

20

1

Financial Accounting & Statement Analysis

20

2

Macroeconomics

20

2

Digital Marketing and Social Media

20

Business Law and Policy

20

2

 

Level Two

Title

Credits

Semester

English for Business II

0

Y

Exploring Strategy

20

1

Integrated Marketing Communications

20

Global Marketing

20

Digital Marketing Analytics

20

1

Project Management

20

Customer Relationships and Services Marketing

20

Data Analysis and Decision Making

20

Research Methods

20

2

 

Level 3

Title

Credits

Semester

Ethics, Social Justice and Sustainability 

20

1

Negotiation Theory and Practice

20

1

Brand Management

20

1

Marketing Planning & Strategy

20

2

Critical Issues in International Marketing

20

2

Honours Dissertation

60

Y

Placements : n/a

Professional registration : n/a

Any other important points : n/a

Applicants, in order to be considered for admission should have a Greek Secondary School Diploma / ‘Apolyterion of Lykeio’ or equivalent (e.g., International Baccalaureate, European Baccalaureate, etc.) with a grade 10 or above. This requirement is in line with the Greek government’s minimum standard for access to higher education.

High school leaving certificates issued by vocational Lyceums, such as TEE or EPAL and foreign certificates which are equivalent to the Greek Lyceum certificate (e.g. International Baccalaureate, European Baccalaureate, etc.) are also accepted.

Non-native Greek speakers, may be admitted to the programme on demonstrating that:

  1. a) They hold a qualification recognised by ºÚÁÏרÇø±¬ÁÏ for admission to undergraduate programmes, as documented in the University Admissions Regulations.
  2. b) They hold a certificate of attainment in Greek at Level D

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Direct entry into the second year of studies is possible for applicants who hold a related IVT Diploma. Applicants should contact Metropolitan College to discuss.