MNG91210 - Entrepreneurship and Marketing (Online) (2019)

Not currently available in 2019

Deals with the realities confronting entrepreneurial decision making in a contemporary context and introduces students to core marketing concepts - students assess how to harness the creative potential of complex dynamics in a systemic approach that creates, grows and amplifies value throughout the system. The unit explores strategy, entrepreneurship and marketing and provides a framework for understanding relevant theory and its application.

The unit is developed around six topics that combined build an understanding of the concept and application of strategic entrepreneurship. Each module represents approximately 20 learning hours. The six topics are:

Week 1 – Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Week 2 – Entrepreneurship in Practice

Week 3 – Marketing Theory

Week 4 – Marketing in Practice

Week 5 – Strategic Planning for Entrepreneurship and Marketing

Week 6 – Global Aspects of Entrepreneurship and Marketing Strategies

Learning outcomes

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