Marketing
Marketing enables organisations to respond to market needs and maximise profitability. All organisations engage in marketing activities, including corporate firms, not-for-profit and government organisations. Key marketing responsibilities include finding out what goods and services customers need and want, positioning the organisation strategically in the market to meet customer demand, and determining the best ways to advertise, price and distribute goods and services. Marketing is a vital component of any business, and marketing decisions impact on an entire company.
The GSBE offers a range of marketing programs, and has particular strengths in the marketing management, communications and customer strategy fields. You will have the flexibility to tailor programs to meet your needs and interests, and the opportunity to learn from and interact with award-winning academic and teaching staff. Marketing programs at the GSBE equip graduates with the ability to think critically, communicate clearly, and use models, techniques, principles and data to solve business problems.
Careers in Marketing
Marketing studies are an ideal starting point for students seeking careers in the fields of advertising, business analysis, business strategy, communications and product and brand management. They are also a valuable complement to studies in other areas, such as accounting, finance, engineering, science or arts. The discipline of marketing offers vital skills and knowledge to underpin your career growth, and studying marketing will equip you to deliver the leadership, analysis, planning and decision-making required in your career.
Career opportunities include marketing management (local and international), and positions responsible for managing a range of marketing functions including products and brands, sales, advertising and promotion, retail, distribution, services, wholesaling, marketing research and management consulting. The nature of the marketing discipline means that it is essential in any industry, whether it be fast-moving consumer goods or mining and technology.

Lucy Rho Australia
Master of Management (Marketing) 2009
HR Consultant Analyst, Mercer (Australia) Ltd.
The course provides ample opportunities for open discussions with peers that encourage students to think outside the box. Often, the discussions help me better understand the theories presented by the lecturer and to challenge myself to question established concepts and management practices, rather than just memorising them.
Master of Management (Marketing) |
Master of Commerce (Marketing) |
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Enables graduates to develop, implement and control integrated marketing programs, work closely with managers in other functional areas, and pursue a career in marketing management. Learn more |
Provides business/commerce graduates with advanced study in marketing and the opportunity to gain research experience. Learn more |
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| For recent graduates from any discipline. No work experience is required. | For business/commerce graduates with a major in marketing or a related discipline. No work experience is required. |
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