Department of Marketing
Forward-thinking curriculum, extensive career options
A dynamic and critical area of business, marketing facilitates exchanges between organizations and customers. You will learn to be inquisitive and think creatively as you explore a variety of career paths, including brand/product management, marketing analytics and insights, tech product marketing, sales management, advertising, digital and social media, and supply chain management.
The Wisconsin School of Business Department of Marketing offers a BBA, an MBA with three career pathways, an MS in Business Analytics digital marketing track, and a PhD program. The department is affiliated with two centers of expertise: the Marketing Leadership Institute and the Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management.
Our faculty are recognized as world-renowned scholars, experienced practitioners, and exceptional instructors who bring innovation to the classroom so that you may develop a variety of skills including qualitative and quantitative analysis, communications, and problem solving.
Faculty and Research
Faculty
Our faculty members contribute to the many facets of the marketing profession both in and beyond the classroom.
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Degrees We Support
Undergraduate (BBA) – Marketing Major
Students may earn an undergraduate degree with a major in marketing. Interested students may take coursework to concentrate on product/brand management, retailing and wholesaling, sales management, business-to-business marketing, or supply chain management.
Undergraduate (BBA) – Supply Chain Management Major
Supply chain management majors learn how to develop appropriate strategies through exploration of logistics, routes to market, analytics, sourcing, and IT systems.
Full-Time MBA
Students choose courses from two marketing career pathways: brand management and marketing research and insights. They experience an applied curriculum and leadership preparation to succeed in marketing careers.
PhD in Marketing
The Wisconsin PhD Program in marketing is designed to prepare students for academic careers at top universities. Student research is supported in quantitative modeling, consumer behavior, and marketing strategy.
Knowledge Centers
Marketing Leadership Institute
The MLI connects marketing students with leaders in the industry and provides mentorship and applied learning opportunities with top companies.
Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management
The Grainger Center provides a student-centered, industry-relevant education in supply chain management guided by five pillars.
Beyond Degrees
Undergraduate Student Organizations
Students benefit from many opportunities for involvement and leadership outside the classroom.