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The BBA degree with Marketing concentration prepares you to excel in high-demand business marketing careers. The BBA with Marketing concentration includes a sequence of courses that allows you to build skills and master competencies in a variety of marketing areas, including digital marketing, sales, marketing communications, and corporate social responsibility and the non-profit sector. You’ll also make connections between classroom learning and the world of work through industry engagement, formal presentations, group projects, case studies, and/or cooperative work placement. Students taking the BBA with a Marketing concentration can expect to integrate their marketing knowledge to support different organizational and multi-disciplinary goals in Canadian and international organizations.In the BBA Marketing Concentration, the goal is to develop students' ability for robust analytical processes critical to the operation of a business. Students will learn through business cases, engaging directly with the industry, understanding business decision-making processes and considering the many factors affecting marketing campaigns and projects. Students can expect to integrate their marketing knowledge to support different organizational and multi-disciplinary goals in Canadian and international organizations.In the BBA with a Marketing concentration program, you’ll develop knowledge and skills for: Corporate Branding, Public Relations, Sales Management, Supply Chain Management, Advertising, Marketing Research, Consumer Behavior, Digital Marketing, Marketing for Social Change, Marketing for Not-for-Profits, Customer Relationship Management
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JR Shaw School of Business
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High School Applicants:Grade 12 Language Arts (English 30-2)Grade 12 Mathematics (Math 30-2 or Applied Math 30)Three additional Grade 12 courses (30-1 or 30-2 levels only), which may include any of the following Alberta Ed courses, or equivalent or higher courses: Math 31, Biology 30, Physics 30, Chemistry 30, Science 30, Social Studies 30-1 or 30-2, Aboriginal Studies 30, Physical Education 30, Francois 30-1 or 30-2, Psychology 30, Sociology 30, Law 30, any 35 level additional language course, any 30-level fine arts course, any 30-level business course, or any 30-level AP course.An overall minimum average of 65% in the five required high school courses.Post-Secondary Applicants:Completion of minimum 24 post-secondary credits or 8 post-secondary courses at an accredited institution with an Admission GPA (based on the most recent minimum 24 credits or 8 post-secondary courses) of 2.0.Business Diploma Graduates: (for applicants who want to start at Year 3)Completion of a Business Administration diploma with a Graduation GPA of 2.0