Why Study Business, Management and Marketing?
Understanding Business, Management and Marketing is critical to underpinning a successful career in organisations; whether you specialise in entrepreneurship, strategy, management, human resources or marketing.
To make informed and ethical business, management and marketing decisions it is essential that you have sound knowledge of evidence based best practice. For business to survive, thrive and succeed companies must understand and engage the market. Our Marketing programmes help you develop the knowledge and skills you need to identify product and brand positions in a competitive landscape, meet consumer demands and communicate effectively with target audiences.
Our Business and Management programmes develop key strategic and people management skills and encourage creative, innovative and entrepreneurial thinking – which are fundamentally important for today’s dynamic leader.
Career Opportunities in Business, Management and Marketing
Whether you want to run your own business or play a key role in an organisation, Bangor’s programmes will give you the tools to make those ambitions a reality. Our programmes will help you develop a keen understanding of business management and strategy, and learn the skills to apply for creative roles, with a strong focus on digital. Your degree will give you a wide variety of career options including pathways in advertising, brand or sales management, public relations and HR.
Our Research in Business, Management and Marketing
We have a strong and vibrant research group focusing on understanding and communicating with consumers and other key stakeholders.
We have a global outlook with much of our research addressing global, cross-national and cross-cultural issues. For example, climate change is a central theme and focus that spans across most of the research efforts across Bangor Business School.
The socio-political, business and consumer landscape is ever-evolving. Our research not only tracks current trends but also take an international lead in driving knowledge to anticipate and address business and organisation issues and problems that are looming in the future.
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