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Marketing

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Program Snapshot
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Bachelor of Business Administration

Help a Company or Cause Stand Out in a Crowd

As a Marketing major at St. Edward’s, you’ll learn the fundamentals of promoting a message or product in todays highly digital, crowded marketplace.

Gain a solid foundation in business principles through courses focused on management, research, analytics, e-commerce and social media. You’ll develop the practical skills marketing jobs require: content creation, conversion rate optimization, social media marketing, data analysis and more. Apply what you learn to hands-on projects, like developing a social media marketing plan for a real-life client, and creating and implementing a marketing plan for a company or nonprofit.

Why earn your Marketing degree at St. Edward’s?

Your marketing skills can benefit a variety of careers, including roles overseeing social media campaigns, product and brand management, research analysis, and public relations. Whatever your path, one thing is certain: The advantages of your St. Edward’s education will prepare you to succeed. You’ll find opportunities in and outside the classroom to learn, give back and achieve your goals. And your mentors will support you every step of the way. 

Build relationships with your professors

Learn in small classes taught by award-winning professors with years of marketing expertise. They’ll get to know you, help you identify and focus on your goals, and provide guidance and insight during and after your college years. They’ll leverage their experience — and connections — to help you build your network.

Join a vibrant, like-minded community

Connect with students who, like you, aim to make a difference in the marketing world. Get involved in student organizations that support up-and-coming marketers. Attend lectures by local business professionals, learn leadership skills, and take part in social events and volunteer activities that serve others. 

Boost your résumé and credentials

Opportunities for experiential learning, internships and certifications in employer-preferred marketing technologies immerse you in the professional world. When you graduate, you’ll have the practical experience to help any organization share its message and measure its impact.

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Reap the Rewards of Austin

Austin is one of the fastest-growing technology and entrepreneurship hubs in the U.S. and home to nearly 100 Fortune 500 firms. Austin’s dynamic business environment offers a wealth of internships and jobs in marketing. Take advantage of partnerships between The Bill Munday School of Business and Austin entities like Capital Factory and Impact Hub Austin that will help expand your network. 

What do our graduates do?

Marketing majors go on to a variety of careers and graduate schools from St. Edward’s. Here’s a sample.

  • Junior Project Manager at Dell
  • Digital Marketing Specialist at Adlucent, a digital marketing agency in Austin
  • Marketing Specialist for EBQ, an outsourced sales and marketing organization in Austin
  • Promotions Coordinator for Toyota Music Company
  • Director of Product Management at Blucora
  • Account Manager Specialist for Gartner

All students at St. Edward’s University can enroll in the Digital Marketing minor, which focuses on digital certifications and marketing metrics.

Explore More Details About the BBA in Marketing

Degree Plan

Major Requirements: 
The BBA in Marketing requires 63 hours of major coursework.

General Education Requirements: 
All majors require 44 hours of general education that students complete over four years, in addition to their major courses.

View and download the full degree plan for our Marketing major (PDF).

A few examples of the Marketing courses students take:

  • Advanced Marketing Management – Gain experience creating and executing effective marketing plans — with a variety of marketing channels — for either non-profit or for-profit organizations.
  • Digital Marketing and Analytics – Learn a framework for managing and analyzing an organization’s online presence and interacting with customers for marketing purposes.
  • Social Media Marketing – Create a social media marketing plan for a real-life client, and become certified in a social media management tool.

The Marketing Operations and Analytics Department works diligently to keep marketing education relevant in the digital age. 

Digital Marketing Minor

Any student at St. Edward’s University may enroll in the Digital Marketing minor, which focuses on digital certifications and marketing metrics. The minor helps prepare students for a variety of marketing and technical roles in the 21st-century business ecosystem.

As a Marketing major, you’ll take courses full of practical skills that employers look for when they hire. You’ll also have plenty of opportunities outside the classroom to learn from experts, network and gain practical experience in internships.

Experiential Education

Your classes will teach you marketing theory and best practices — and then you’ll use what you’ve learned, in projects like these:

  • In the Principles of Marketing course, students do a marketing simulation as an experiential learning assignment.
  • In the Marketing Research course, you’ll work with an Austin nonprofit as your client for a real-world research project.
  • In the Buyer Behavior course, you’ll gather data for a conjoint analysis and do a market segmentation project using cluster analysis.
  • In the Social Media Marketing course, you’ll create a social media marketing plan for a real-life client and become certified in a social media management tool.
  • In the Marketing Metrics course, you’ll get certified in Google Analytics.

Certifications

Other classes will offer the opportunity to get certified in technologies like Hootsuite, HubSpot Inbound, and Google Ads.

Internships

You’ll get hands-on experience with marketing by interning in a professional environment. Our students have recently interned at the following organizations:

  • Found Media Group, an Austin marketing and advertising agency
  • The social media department of Costco Wholesale Corporation’s corporate office
  • Reality Based Group, a company specializing in the customer experience management space
  • ScaleFactor, and Austin-based business financial software company
  • Texas Association of Realtors
  • Disney College Program at Walt Disney World in Orlando
  • South by Southwest Music Festival planning department

The Office of Career and Professional Development also coordinates workshops that feature local marketing, advertising and communication professionals. Students have networked at these events and made connections that led to them being hired full-time.

Student Organizations

Outside the classroom, you’ll get to learn from experts in the field at lectures on campus and meetups off campus. You’ll build relationships with your fellow students by developing your professional skills and having adventures together in Austin.

The Distinguished Marketer Speaker Series brings a prominent marketing professional to campus each semester to share insights about current topics like digital media, design principles, brand development and social media crisis management.

The Hilltop American Marketing Association hosts experts who keep students up to date on marketing challenges, ethics in the profession and jobs in the field. Hilltop AMA has offered a resume workshop and professional headshots and cohosted a mixer at a downtown Austin marketing communications firm. 

Hilltop AMA members met up with the Austin AMA chapter at its early-morning coffee chats. Students also attend social events like indoor rock climbing, a night at a vintage arcade and a craft party to make valentines for residents at a senior care center.

Many student clubs and organizations have a marketing officer, a communication coordinator or a social media manager. This is another chance to exercise your marketing skills outside the classroom.

Marketing faculty members bring years of direct experience in both small and large organizations, including Motorola, Compaq, Dell, Dun & Bradstreet, Verizon Telecommunications, Mitel Networks, Cornerstone OnDemand and General Motors, to the classroom.

Faculty are involved with professional organizations, publications and local businesses. Many are highly skilled in digital marketing, marketing metrics and statistical techniques.

View a list of our faculty members and their contact information on the Department of Marketing webpage.

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Earn Two Degrees in Five Years

With our Accelerated Graduate Pathways, you can complete your BBA in Marketing and one of four master’s degrees in as little as five years, saving time and money. See details and requirements.

Success coaches and academic advisors guide you through undergraduate and graduate courses to maximize benefits.

 

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The Bill Munday School of Business is accredited by AACSB International. Synonymous with the highest standards of quality, AACSB is the longest-serving global accrediting body for business schools, and the largest business education network connecting learners, educators and businesses worldwide.

Management

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Program Type
Bachelor of Business Administration
Minor
Department
Management

Become a Mission-Driven, Results-Oriented Leader

As a Management major at St. Edward’s, you’ll learn how to manage people and processes in different work settings. 

You’ll gain a solid foundation in essential business concepts such as accounting, finance, marketing and economics. Through your classes and hands-on experiences, you’ll develop the problem-solving skills and collaborative instincts that are the hallmarks of a good leader. And you’ll learn how to create healthy work relationships and positive environments where employees (and organizations) flourish.

Why earn your Management degree at St. Edward’s?

Majoring in Management can lead to a career in virtually any industry — from marketing, sales or human resources to nonprofit leadership, government or finance. Whatever your path, one thing is certain: The advantages of your St. Edward’s education will prepare you to succeed. You’ll find opportunities in and outside the classroom to learn, give back and achieve your goals. And your mentors will support you every step of the way. 

Build relationships with your professors

Learn in small classes taught by award-winning professors with a wealth of expertise in business management. They’ll get to know you, help you identify and focus on your goals, and provide guidance and insight during and after your college years. They’ll leverage their experience — and connections — to help you build your network.

Join a vibrant, like-minded community

Connect with students who, like you, aim to make their mark in the business world. Get involved in student organizations that support up-and-coming management experts. Attend panel discussions, meet business professionals, learn leadership skills, and take part in volunteer activities that give back to the community. 

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Reap the Rewards of Austin

Austin is one of the fastest-growing cities and economies in the U.S. and is home to nearly 100 Fortune 500 firms. Austin’s dynamic business environment offers a wealth of internships and jobs in business management. Take advantage of the partnerships between The Bill Munday School of Business and Austin entities like Capital Factory and Impact Hub Austin that will help expand your network. 

What do our graduates do?

Management majors go on to a variety of careers and graduate schools from St. Edward’s. Here’s a sample.

  • Enterprise Development Specialist at Canonical Ltd.
  • Associate at Austin-based venture-capitalism firm Falkon Ventures
  • Assistant General Manager (leading a team of 85) for Marriott International
  • Business Development Manager for Axiom
  • Team Lead for Indeed
  • Founder of a delivery startup

Explore More Details About the BBA in Management

Degree Plan

Major Requirements: 
The BBA in Management requires 63 hours of major coursework.

General Education Requirements: 
All majors require 44 hours of general education that students complete over four years, in addition to their major courses.

View and download the full degree plan for our Management major (PDF).
 

A few examples of the Management courses students take:

  • Human Resources Management – Learn the basic functions of personnel administration, including job analysis, training, recruitment, selection, employment testing, compensation management and performance appraisal.
  • International Management – Examine issues related to managing global business, including how different cultures inform business operations, and learn strategies for effective communication and ethical conflict resolution.
  • Problem-Solving and Decision Making – Understand a problem-solving process for managing teams, making decisions, resolving conflicts, communicating with stakeholders and implementing plans.

As a Management major, you’ll expand your skills through hands-on projects and partnerships with the Austin community.

Experiential Education

In the Organizational Behavior and Leading Teams course, students work in teams to analyze an organization, seeing organizational behavior come alive. Students recently worked with Keweenaw Mountain Lodge, a wilderness resort in Michigan, and with Austin businesses and nonprofits.

In the Social Responsibility of Business course, you’ll participate in a service activity in the community and write a paper about the experience. You’ll also work in a team to create a new product or service for a company that will meet a social need for an underserved community.

Student Organizations

Delta Mu Delta is the national honor society in business administration.

Delta Sigma Pi is the coed business fraternity that is both a professional and social club. In recent semesters members have attended a panel presentation about digital marketing and a talk about real estate investment careers; traveled to a leadership conference in Kansas City, networked at a happy hour with alumni; and made sandwiches for people living on the street.

Internships

The Bill Munday School of Business has partnerships with Austin organizations that will immerse you in the city’s exciting startup culture:

  • Capital Factory is an incubator, coworking space and event center for all things entrepreneurial.
  • Austin Startup Crawl is a showcase of technology and entrepreneurship at multiple downtown locations during the South by Southwest Conference and Festivals.
  • Impact Hub Austin is part of a global network of impact innovation incubators, accelerators, coworking spaces and nonprofit organizations that offers programs blending business and social good.

In addition, Management students have completed the following internships:

  • Enterprise Rental Car management internship
  • Human resources internship at Oasis Advantage
  • Community resource internship for National Alliance on Mental Illness – Central Texas
  • LIVESTRONG Foundation human resources internship
  • Triple 8 Management artist management internship

And internships at these organizations:

  • The Alhambra-U.S. Chamber, located in Austin, promotes the development of international connections for educational, diplomatic and business projects
  • City of Austin
  • Pearl Events Austin, which specializes in weddings and social and corporate functions
  • OpenStack Foundation
  • Michael McCaul for Congress campaign
  • Casa Maria Mexican Restaurant
  • Austin Parks Foundation
  • Texas Governor’s Commission for Women

Students from any major at St. Edward's University can minor in Management to gain skills in organizational leadership and effective decision-making.

Required Courses:

  • Introduction to Business – BUSI 1301
  • Human Resources Management – MGMT 3332
  • International Management – MGMT 3338
  • Problem Solving and Decision Making – MGMT 4343

Electives (Choose 2):

  • Social Responsibility of Business – BUSI 3328
  • Business Communication – BUSI 3330 
  • Organizational Behavior / Leading Teams and Organizations – MGMT 3334
  • Social Enterprise – MGMT 3322
  • The Art and Science of Negotiation – MGMT 3324
  • Project Management – MGMT 3326
  • Special Topics in Management – MGMT 3399
  • Introduction to Entrepreneurship – ENTR 2301

Total Hours: 18

For Bill Munday School of Business majors who minor in Management, only BUSI 1301 (Introduction to Business) can count for both the major and the minor.

Are you a current student? Contact your advisor for next steps in declaring your major or minor.

Our Management faculty are active in the business community. They are involved with professional organizations, such as the Academy of Management, American Production and Inventory Control Society, American Society for Quality, Association for Business Communication, Institute for Supply Management, and Project Management Institute.

Their research has been published in the Journal of Management, Academy of Management Review, International Journal of Business Communication, and Business and Professional Ethics Journal.

“I believe students learn the most when actively engaged with the course content. They can then relate theories and concepts to phenomena that interest them. I motivate students to reason logically, and together, we create an intellectual atmosphere of discussing, sharing and learning.
Mary Dunn, PhD, Chair of the Department of Management; Associate Professor of Management

View a list of our faculty members and their contact information on the Department of Management webpage.

 

St. Edward's graduates in cap and gown show off their diplomas

Earn Two Degrees in Five Years

With our Accelerated Graduate Pathways, you can complete your BBA in Management and one of four master’s degrees in as little as five years, saving time and money. See details and requirements.

Success coaches and academic advisors guide you through undergraduate and graduate courses to maximize benefits.

 

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The Bill Munday School of Business is accredited by AACSB International. Synonymous with the highest standards of quality, AACSB is the longest-serving global accrediting body for business schools, and the largest business education network connecting learners, educators and businesses worldwide.

International Business

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Program Snapshot
Program Type
Bachelor of Business Administration
Minor
Department
Management

Aim for a Career with Global Impact

A degree in International Business from St. Edwards prepares you to collaborate across cultures, customs, time zones and languages to achieve your goals. 

You’ll get a well-rounded business education with courses like accounting, finance, marketing, business law and macroeconomics — and you’ll learn the nuances of management, marketing and trade in an international environment. Specialize in the politics and government of Latin America, Asia or Europe, and study abroad to develop language fluency so you can communicate across cultures. You’ll develop a deep understanding of corporate social responsibility and learn how business can make a difference.

Why earn your International Business degree at St. Edward’s?

Whether you dream of working for a multinational company or international government — or any career that requires a global mindset and business acumen, one thing is certain: The advantages of your St. Edward’s education will prepare you to succeed. You’ll find opportunities in and outside the classroom to learn, give back and achieve your goals. And your mentors will support you every step of the way. 

Build relationships with your professors

Learn in small classes taught by award-winning professors with a wealth of expertise in international business. They’ll get to know you, help you identify and focus on your goals, and provide guidance and insight during and after your college years. They’ll leverage their experience — and connections — to help you build your network.

Expand your worldview and network

What better way to gain a global perspective on how business works than to study or intern abroad? You’ll have every opportunity at St. Edward’s. Our study abroad programs span five continents and 30+ countries. Sharpen your language skills, immerse yourself in a new culture and engage in the international community.  

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Reap the Rewards of Austin

Austin is a prime destination for international businesses and foreign investors who are attracted to the city’s skilled and culturally diverse labor force, innovation mindset, and technology scene. Our Austin location, partnerships and connections give you access to a dynamic business environment where internships and career paths are plentiful.

What do our graduates do?

International Business majors go on to a variety of careers and graduate schools from St. Edward’s. Here’s a sample.

  • Economic Development Specialist for the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce
  • Business Development Representative for Tableau Software
  • Product Specialist for HomeAway
  • Market Research Associate for Accruent, an Austin-based software company
  • Strategic Alliances Coordinator for First Book, a nonprofit organization that supports access to quality education for all children
  • Law students at Loyola New Orleans College of Law and Texas A&M University School of Law

Explore More Details About the BBA in International Business

Degree  Plan

Major Requirements: 
The BBA in International Business requires 63-64 hours of major coursework.

General Education Requirements: 
All majors require 44 hours of general education that students complete over four years, in addition to their major courses.

View and download the full degree plan for our International Business major (PDF).
 

A few examples of the International Business courses students take:

  • International Management – Examine the scope of managing organizations in an integrated and interdependent global economy, including markets, production, services, sourcing and intellectual capital.
  • International Trade and Finance – Study the theories of trade, the international monetary system, and the financing of international trade and economic development — with issues unique to multinational business.
  • International Marketing – Explore the impact of foreign competition in domestic markets and the challenges of penetrating foreign markets. Readings, case studies, and individual and group assignments are used.

As an International Business major, you’ll have the chance to study or intern abroad, applying your language skills and learning how business works in an international context. Closer to home, you’ll take classes that engage you with active learning, and you’ll have the opportunity to intern at a global organization based in Austin.

Experiential Education

In the Social Responsibility of Business course, you’ll participate in a service activity in the community and write a paper about the experience. You’ll also work in a team to create a new product or service for a company that will meet a social need for an underserved community.

In the Organizational Behavior and Leading Teams course, students work in teams to analyze an organization, seeing organizational behavior come alive. Students recently worked with Keweenaw Mountain Lodge, a wilderness resort in Michigan, and with Austin businesses and nonprofits.

Study Abroad

Immerse yourself in a new culture and language, and learn how business works from an international perspective by studying or interning abroad. Choose from among 18 university exchange partners and other study abroad programs offered at St. Edwards — opportunities that span five continents and 30+ countries. Find out more about our study abroad programs.

Internships

Take on an internship abroad or with a transnational organization based in the United States. In addition, International Business majors recently have completed internships at these organizations:

  • Office of Congressman Lloyd Doggett
  • SailPoint Technologies
  • Walt Disney World Resort
  • Aesthetic Medical Educators Training
  • Yardbird Outside, an Austin-area company that makes outdoor-living products for kids and families
  • Marketing communications for Visit Austin, the city’s convention and visitors’ bureau
  • Seasoned.co, a company that matches job seekers and employers in the service industry

The Bill Munday School of Business has partnerships with Austin organizations that will engage you in the city’s exciting startup culture:

  • Capital Factory,= is an incubator, coworking space and event center for all things entrepreneurial.
  • Austin Startup Crawl is a showcase of technology and entrepreneurship at multiple downtown locations during the South by Southwest Conference and Festivals.
  • Impact Hub Austin is part of a global network of impact innovation incubators, accelerators, coworking spaces and nonprofit organizations that offers programs blending business and social good.

Student Organizations

Delta Sigma Pi is the coed business fraternity that is both a professional and social club. In recent semesters members have attended a panel presentation about digital marketing and a talk about real estate investment careers; traveled to a leadership conference in Kansas City; networked at a happy hour with alumni; and made sandwiches for people living on the street.

Develop your startup ideas with the help of a professional mentor and practice pitching them at 3-Day Startup, the iChallenge Pitch Competition and the Business Plan Pitch Competition.

Students who complete the International Business minor are better equipped to understand facets of the global economy and apply a global perspective to their field of interest.

Required Courses:

  • International Management – IBUS 3338
  • International Trade and Finance – IBUS 3336 
    OR 
    International Finance – IBUS 4346 
  • Special Topics (can be repeated) – IBUS 3399
  • International Marketing – IBUS 4341
  • International Business Administration – IBUS 4380

Up to 9 hours of the minor can be completed at international institutions.

Total Hours: 18

Are you a current student? Contact your advisor for next steps in declaring your major or minor.

Our International Business faculty members help students understand global business operations. With a focus on culture and corporate social responsibility, faculty teach key concepts in the context of real-world scenarios. Through assignments, case studies and even study abroad opportunities, students engage in hands-on learning and global projects.

Knowledge and training in international business are increasingly important for students who want to work abroad or work for U.S. organizations with a global presence. Our International Business major gives students the cultural fluency, adaptability and flexibility they need to navigate global business demands and provides opportunities for study abroad, internships abroad and foreign language proficiency.

Lorelei Ortiz, PhD, Associate Dean; Professor of Business Communication

View a list of our faculty members and their contact information on the Department of Management webpage.

St. Edward's graduates in cap and gown show off their diplomas

Earn Two Degrees in Five Years

With our Accelerated Graduate Pathways, you can complete your BBA in International Business and one of four master’s degrees in as little as five years, saving time and money. See details and requirements.

Success coaches and academic advisors guide you through undergraduate and graduate courses to maximize benefits.

 

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The Bill Munday School of Business is accredited by AACSB International. Synonymous with the highest standards of quality, AACSB is the longest-serving global accrediting body for business schools, and the largest business education network connecting learners, educators and businesses worldwide.

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