BS Marketing

The Bachelor of Science in Marketing program is designed to educate students in the core fundamentals of marketing and prepare them for the jobs that are in high demand in the field. This program challenges students to analyze marketing situations, problem solve complex scenarios, and generate creative solutions in order to provide value in a rapidly changing market place. The marketplace is constantly changing—consumer preferences are shifting and technology is enabling advances in marketing communications and distribution methods. A successful marketing manager in this dynamic environment will need quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, and decision-making skills to diagnose problems, identify opportunities, and create effective strategies.

The Fisher College marketing program’s mission is to develop graduates who possess such knowledge and skills. Additionally, the program will train students to be able to communicate their analyses and solutions effectively in writing and orally.

Program Requirements

  • Core Courses
  • General Education Requirements

Core Courses

AC121   Financial Accounting
FI201     Principles of Business Finance
LA204    Business Law
MG201  Principles of Management 
MG315  International Management
MK201  Principles of Marketing
MK220  Consumer Behavior
MK301  Marketing Research and Analysis
MK302  Brand Strategy
MK310  Integrated Marketing Communications
MK420  Marketing Management
MK450  Senior Project
Marketing Elective (2)
Program Elective (300/400 level) (2)
 
Total Credits: 48

General Education Requirements

CM105  Public Speaking
CS101    Computer Concepts and Applications 
EC101    Macroeconomics 
EC102    Microeconomics 
EN101   English I
EN102   English II
IS105  Common Experience
MA121  Basic Statistics 
PS101    Introduction to Psychology 
PS315    Social Psychology
Math/Science/Computer Science Elective
English Elective
Humanities Elective 
Science Elective
Social Science Elective
Free Elective (9)

Total Credits: 72
 
1 Required of Boston campus students only
§ Required of Boston campus students only; Online students replace with a free elective 
Learning Outcomes

This program will provide students with the opportunity to develop the following competencies and ability to:

  • Analyze and apply marketing principles to inform marketing decisions.
  • Apply critical thinking skills to domestic and global marketing scenarios.
  • Analyze data and information found in marketing situations using accepted quantitative and qualitative methods.
  • Demonstrate appropriate communication strategies needed to meet the requirements of leadership and managerial situations.
  • Assess the effects of consumer psychology theory and practice on consumption and marketing.
  • Evaluate courses of action at strategic and tactical levels in marketing.
  • Define and explain the value of brands and brand equity to organizations.
  • Integrate traditional and digital marketing into marketing campaigns and measure key performance outcomes.
Marketing Career Track
Bachelor of Science in Marketing graduates can pursue a marketing career in any business or organization that needs to market its goods and services, including goods manufacturers and service providers such as banks, non-profits, healthcare, hospitality, and legal firms.
 
Marketing graduates also have opportunities to work for agencies that provide marketing services, such as marketing research, branding, social media content, digital marketing, and marketing consulting.

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Program Snapshot

Online
Credits: 120
Term Length: 8-weeks 
Typical Time to Completion*:
20 terms; 3 years, 4 months
 
On-Campus
Credits: 120
Semester Length: 15-weeks
Typical Time to Completion:
4 years

Additional Information


Academic Calendar

Tuition and Fees

Financial Aid

Faculty

Minors

Degree Pathways


Students who have earned 30+ college credits are encouraged to inquire about the Degree Completion Program (DCP). 

*Based on continuous enrollment of two courses every term. Time to completion may be shorter based on eligible transfer credit or longer if course enrollment varies.

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(617) 236-8800

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The Fisher College marketing program’s mission is to develop graduates who possess such knowledge and skills. Additionally, the program will train students to be able to communicate their analyses and solutions effectively in writing and orally.

Program Requirements

  • Core Courses
  • General Education Requirements

Core Courses

AC121   Financial Accounting
FI201     Principles of Business Finance
LA204    Business Law
MG201  Principles of Management 
MG315  International Management
MK201  Principles of Marketing
MK220  Consumer Behavior
MK301  Marketing Research and Analysis
MK302  Brand Strategy
MK310  Integrated Marketing Communications
MK420  Marketing Management
MK450  Senior Project
Marketing Elective (2)
Program Elective (300/400 level) (2)
 
Total Credits: 48

General Education Requirements

CM105  Public Speaking
CS101    Computer Concepts and Applications 
EC101    Macroeconomics 
EC102    Microeconomics 
EN101   English I
EN102   English II
IS105  Common Experience
MA121  Basic Statistics 
PS101    Introduction to Psychology 
PS315    Social Psychology
Math/Science/Computer Science Elective
English Elective
Humanities Elective 
Science Elective
Social Science Elective
Free Elective (9)

Total Credits: 72
 
1 Required of Boston campus students only
§ Required of Boston campus students only; Online students replace with a free elective 
Learning Outcomes

This program will provide students with the opportunity to develop the following competencies and ability to:

  • Analyze and apply marketing principles to inform marketing decisions.
  • Apply critical thinking skills to domestic and global marketing scenarios.
  • Analyze data and information found in marketing situations using accepted quantitative and qualitative methods.
  • Demonstrate appropriate communication strategies needed to meet the requirements of leadership and managerial situations.
  • Assess the effects of consumer psychology theory and practice on consumption and marketing.
  • Evaluate courses of action at strategic and tactical levels in marketing.
  • Define and explain the value of brands and brand equity to organizations.
  • Integrate traditional and digital marketing into marketing campaigns and measure key performance outcomes.
Marketing Career Track
Bachelor of Science in Marketing graduates can pursue a marketing career in any business or organization that needs to market its goods and services, including goods manufacturers and service providers such as banks, non-profits, healthcare, hospitality, and legal firms.
 
Marketing graduates also have opportunities to work for agencies that provide marketing services, such as marketing research, branding, social media content, digital marketing, and marketing consulting.

Take the Next Step

Apply

Request Info

VIRTUAL TOUR

Program Snapshot

Online
Credits: 120
Term Length: 8-weeks 
Typical Time to Completion*:
20 terms; 3 years, 4 months
 
On-Campus
Credits: 120
Semester Length: 15-weeks
Typical Time to Completion:
4 years

Additional Information


Academic Calendar

Tuition and Fees

Financial Aid

Faculty

Minors

Degree Pathways


Students who have earned 30+ college credits are encouraged to inquire about the Degree Completion Program (DCP). 

*Based on continuous enrollment of two courses every term. Time to completion may be shorter based on eligible transfer credit or longer if course enrollment varies.

Navigation

Quicklinks

118 Beacon Street Boston, MA 02116
(617) 236-8800

© Copyright 2001-2022, Fisher College. All rights reserved

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$33,150 Per Year

International student tuition fee

4 Years

Duration

Jan 2025

Start Month

Dec 2024

Application Deadline

Upcoming Intakes

  • January 2025
  • August 2025
  • January 2026
  • August 2026

Mode of Study

  • Full Time