StudyQA — Master: Advertising and Marketing — Falmouth University (Page 308)

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The course structure is designed to enable you to undertake a comprehensive, searching, in depth examination of advertising practice. One of the course’s key features is to take you not only through the rigorous and demanding stages of research, strategy and planning procedures, but to expose you to the functions and processes of the creative department. Giving you a full overview of advertising practice and a key insight into the creative process.

The course comes from the School of Communication Design within Falmouth University; synonymous with excellent teaching, fuelled by industry contacts and recognised for having an international alumni body.

This international-facing course delivers not only knowledge, but enhances career opportunities through extended networks, in an industry where being connected is essential. The flexible mode of delivery will enable you to continue your work, while developing new skills directly related to your current role, or to enhance your employability.

This course is suitable for applicants who may be:

Working in a marketing or brand manager role who want to have a greater insight into advertising, agency functions, the creative process, how to deliver a brief, evaluate creative concepts and understand contemporary media channels
Working within an advertising agency in a junior capacity who are looking to enhance their job performance and accelerate their career path
Individuals with experience or aspirations in the creative departments of advertising agencies
Individuals who are currently working within broad marketing roles (client side) who wish to establish a change in career path and seek employment in advertising (agency side)

You will need to complete four 30-credit modules and one 60-credit project (180 credits in total).

Principles of marketing & brand strategy
Communication strategy & creative development
Media strategy & channels
Agency practice & management
Major project

You may choose to:

Study entirely online without attending any face-to-face workshops.
Study online and attend optional residential workshops, held biannually at various locations such as the UK, Asia or the Middle East.

A typical workshop will start on Friday and end on Monday. Students will be informed at least 4 months in advance giving you plenty of time to arrange your attendance. Attendance is strongly encouraged although not compulsory.

Requirements

An honours degree or Level 6 equivalent qualification
Proof of proficiency in English (minimum overall score of IELTS 6.5 with at least 6.0 in Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening)
Submit a description of your experience, motivations for studying the course, how you believe it will develop your career and aspirations
Invitations for online interviews may be made on an evaluation of your application.