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Compulsory
Compulsory
TEACHING METHODS: | TEACHING HOURS (WEEKLY) |
Lectures | 3 |
COURSE TYPE: | General Background |
COURSE PREREQUISITES: | None |
TEACHING LANGUAGE: | Greek |
THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDENTS: | No |
Course Description and Learning Objectives |
The aim of the course is to familiarize the trainees with the concepts, tools and procedures of Marketing and Marketing Management in particular. Overall, students will be able to understand, on the one hand, the importance of Marketing in businesses and economic organizations in general, profit or non-profit, and on the other hand, the tools of its application in a business environment for decision making in order to harmonize the goals, capabilities and resources of the organization with the needs and opportunities of the market. Upon successful completion of the course, it is expected that the student will possess the following Knowledge/Skills/Competencies: Knowledge: perform the basic steps in product and service design. To take a multidisciplinary approach to marketing theories. To assess the business environment and relate it to marketing tools. Recall the methods by which products and services are priced. Skills: To adapt marketing strategies according to the type of organization. To segment the market. To evaluate the impact of the Internet on all marketing functions. Apply the basic methods for promoting, communicating, and advertising products and services. Competencies: To plan basic marketing strategies. To implement marketing campaigns and techniques. To carry out market research using various methods. Use tools and techniques for managing distribution and marketing channels.
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Competencies |
Decision-making Autonomous Work Promoting free, creative and deductive thinking |
The course is divided into 13 modules: 1.Introduction to Marketing: understanding marketing 2.Marketing strategies and plans 3.Gathering information and forecasting demand 4.Marketing research 5.Understanding the customer and buying behaviour 6.Marketing strategies. 7.Marketing strategies: targeting and positioning 8.Specific Marketing Strategies: growth, competitive, etc. 9.Products and Brands 10.Pricing 11.Distribution Channels 12.Promotion and Integrated Marketing Communication 13.Digital Media and Marketing |
TEACHING METHOD |
- Lectures in class
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USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES | - Uploading material for further study and solving practice exercises on the e-class platform | ||||||||||
METHODS OF INSTRUCTION |
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STUDENT LEARNING ASSESMENT |
Language of Evaluation: greek Evaluation method. (a) Intermediate assessment (assignments and/or written progress) 30% (b) Written final examination (70%) including: Multiple choice questions 70% (multiple choice questions) Solving problems related to business decisions Comparative evaluation of theory elements |
Kotler, P. & Keller, K. (2017) Marketing Management, 15th Edition. Keydarithm. Athens. Fahy, J. & Jobber, D. (2014) Principles of Marketing. Critique, Athens, Greece. Solomon M, Marshall G., Stuart E. (2020) Marketing, 10th Edition. A. Tziola & YIOI S.A., Athens, Greece. Siomkos, G. (2018) Strategic Marketing, BROKEN HILL PUBLISHERS LTD, Athens, Greece. Tomaras, P. (2018) Introduction to Marketing and Market Research. 2018. (2018), 6th edition, Athens. G Tomaras Publications. |