Are you a problem solver who enjoys working on creative projects? Do you like analyzing human behavior, conducting research and testing, or developing inventive ways to promote products? A Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) with a marketing major is a great choice for you.
Students earning a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the Heider College of Business are immersed in the world of commerce—from developing business plans to product development and promotion. You’ll take courses such as advertising, public relations, consumer behavior, market research and digital marketing. Plus, more than 90% of business students complete an internship.
The marketing major is perfect for students interested in careers in marketing (and related fields). It prepares students for jobs in branding, advertising, retailing, public relations, digital marketing, media design, marketing research, data analytics, marketing strategy, sales, product management, and services marketing, among many others.
As a marketing major, you’ll learn to:
Students interested in marketing can also consider the marketing minor. The marketing minor is open only to undergraduates outside of the Heider College of Business. Students might choose a marketing minor to complement a primary interest in advertising, public relations, data science, health administration, journalism, psychology or graphic design.
Choosing a marketing minor can help round out or add to another field of study. For example, pairing the marketing minor with advertising, public relations or graphic design will bolster a student’s understanding of business and strategic concepts that are useful in working with clients in a marketing agency. Or a student pursuing the Health Administration and Policy major might choose the marketing minor to increase their understanding of the marketing function of a healthcare organization.
The marketing minor is 18 credits. Explore curriculum.
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Employers today need agile, adaptive professionals who understand that business can be done ethically and for the good of others. Creighton is paving the way in preparing students with those skills by implementing the Mindset Curriculum. Our courses help students work toward the skills that businesses are looking for, positioning them for success in the job market and beyond. It's part of how we teach students to do well while doing good. The six mindset are: Action, Analytical, Collaborative, Cross-Cultural, Reflective and Service.
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Applications for the fall semester open on Aug. 1 of the prior year. For scholarship consideration, the earlier you complete your undergraduate application, the better. For up-to-date deadlines, visit our admissions page.
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Creighton University’s Financial Aid Office administers over $200,000,000 in student aid each year from federal, state, institutional and private sources.
To help make your undergraduate studies at Creighton University more affordable, we encourage you to file the FAFSA to apply for financial assistance. A variety of scholarships are also available.
We take your success seriously at Creighton. So seriously that we have designed our Career Portfolio Program around your success as both a student and a professional. Our integrated philosophy of incorporating a balanced, hands-on learning experience with emphasis on ethics and service to others means that as a Creighton graduate, you will have the freedom, conscience, commitment and opportunity to do the right thing extremely well.
More than 90% of business students complete at least one internship during their college career. Internships are an excellent way to “sample” jobs that might become your career focus. Interns gain real-world skills that strengthen their qualifications and give them a competitive edge when applying for full-time jobs later.