Marketing Design
Overview
- Delivery: Daytime or Online Classes
- Start: Fall, Spring or Summer Semester, Full- or Part-Time
- Location: Rosemount Campus, Apple Valley Site
Outcomes
- Marketing Design Specialist — A.A.S. Degree 60 credits
- Marketing Design Specialist — Diploma 46 credits
- Marketing Event Specialist — Certificate 28 credits
- Sales Management Specialist — A.A.S. Degree 60 credit
- Sales Specialist — Certificate 12 credits
Gainful Employment Reports
- Marketing Design Specialist — Diploma 46 credits
- Marketing Event Specialist — Certificate 28 credits
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Major Description
Marketing is a vast field with room for multitudes of professions. Experts estimate that more than one-third of all Americans have marketing activities in their positions.
Marketing Event Specialist: A marketing event specialist certificate uses knowledge in the areas of publicity, marketing communications writing, promotional marketing, budgeting, scheduling, advertising, and event planning to promote activities involving an event, such as a grand opening, open house, conference, trade show, and social event. These events are designed to bring a product, service, company, or concept to the attention of the public or a targeted audience.
Marketing Design Specialist: This program delivers skills of all general marketing concepts including strategic planning, consumer buying behavior, event planning, sales, e-marketing, public relations, advertising, promotions, global marketing, product and service development, logistics, and marketing research, along with basic graphic design. Graduates are prepared to design visual communications materials for marketing efforts, determine strategies to reach their markets, organize events, plan advertising and promotional campaigns, establish strong web presence for their organizations, and research to assist in market planning.
Work Environment
Often a key department to the success of any business, marketing professionals work to develop strategies to meet the overall goals of the organization. Marketers with skills in creativity are often asked to organize events and design materials for their companies to promote and grow the organizations. Professionals tend to work under deadlines set from managers, vendors, or themselves. Travel or relocation can be part of the job. However, improved technology continues to increase telecommuting from home offices, which along with teleconferencing, has reduced travel requirements.
Potential Job Titles
- Marketing Design Specialist
- Marketing Administrator
- Marketing Coordinator
- Special Event Coordinator
- Marketing Event Specialist
- Brand Manager
- Media Planner Sales Manager
- Project Manager
- Sales Specialist
- Commercial Marketing Specialist
Salary Data
- Marketing Event Specialist Careers
Average Wage: $55.74/hour
Top Earners: $80+/hour - Marketing Design Careers
Average Wage: $60.79/hour
Top Earners: $80+/hour
Academic Advisor
- Lee Anne Xiong
Academic Advisor
leeanne.xiong@dctc.edu
651-423-8537
Dean
- Gayle Larson
Dean of Business, Technology and General Education
Instructors
| Carie Statz | 651-423-8622 | carie.statz@dctc.edu | BIO | Blog |
Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)
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Related Programs:
- Business Management
- Business Marketing
- Business Entrepreneurship/Small Business
- Continuing Education & Customized Training (Non-credit, short-term)
- General Education
- Graphic Design Technology
- Individualized Studies
- Industrial Distribution
- Meeting and Event Management
- Sales Management
- Supervisory Management