Daniel Webster College
 

Office of Graduate and Continuing Studies

Bachelor of Science
Marketing Management

The Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing Management provides students with a comprehensive foundation in a range of marketing disciplines, including advertising, marketing communications, promotion, market research, international marketing, and entrepreneurship.

The degree is available to all adult students; however the accelerated EXCEL Track is specially designed for those students who have already earned 50+ credits at an accredited college or university. The EXCEL program is based on the cohort model where students become part of a group that learns and makes decisions collaboratively, and it incorporates group activities that mirror a typical organizational environment. Students plan, develop and complete work-related projects, which, combined with teamwork in the classroom, provides the opportunity to learn by doing. 

Degree Requirements

Communications:

6 credit hours

EN101 Introduction to College Writing  
EN208 Public Speaking  
     
Computer Science 6 credit hours
IS101 Introduction to Computers  
CS Programming Language  
     
Mathematics and Natural Science : 6 credit hours
MA122 College Algebra with Applications  
  Natural/Physical Science Elective  
     
Humanities: 12 credit hours
Select from music, art, literature, philosophy or language  
     
Social Science: 9 credit hours
Select from psychology, sociology, anthropology, history, cultural studies or economic courses  
     
MIT Core Prerequisites: 6 credit hours
CT115 Intro to Computer Networks  
CT Approved CT Elective  
     
General Electives: 36 credit hours
Select from many courses of interest  
OM201 Intro to the Excel Program  
     
Management and Information Technology EXCEL Track: 43 credit hours
OM210 Group Dynamics and Team Behavior  
OM218 Organizational Communication  
OM340 Human Resource Management  
OM336 Managerial Economics  
OM334 Accounting for Managers  
OM320 Methods of Research and Analysis  
OM338 Marketing in a Global Economy  
OM442 Strategic Planning  
OM430 Ethical Issues in Management & Technology (4) -
Also counts toward Humanities requirement
 
IT323 Systems Applications Life Cycle I  
IT324 Systems Applications Life Cycle II  
IT223 Database Management Systems I  
IT224 Database Management Systems II  
IT423 Capstone Research Project  
     
Total Credits: 120 credit hours

Call us today for more information:

Nashua Campus
20 University Drive
Nashua, NH 03063-1300
(800) 392-9011
(603) 577-6500
Fax: (603) 577-6503

 

Portsmouth Campus
119 International Drive
Pease International Tradeport
Portsmouth, NH 03801
(800) 794-6188
(603) 430-4077
Fax: (603) 766-6595

GCDE@dwc.edu