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Marketing 

At UW-Eau Claire 


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Looking for a career that is in demand and well paid? UW-Eau Claire’s marketing program, which is ranked in top 25 sales programs in the U.S.,  provides you with the marketing and general business knowledge you need to compete in today’s job market. The program also helps you develop communication, interpersonal, technical and critical thinking skills, which are highly valued by employers. The annual salary range for an entry-level marketing trainee with a bachelor’s degree is $32,500-$43,000.

Competitive experiences

Thirteen teams comprised of UW-Eau Claire business students competed against teams all over the world in the 2008 Global Marketplace Competition administered by the University of Tennessee. One team took first place and another took third place in the overall competition. In addition, at the 2008 National Sales Competition the UW-Eau Claire marketing team took 9th place beating teams from Ball State University, Clemson, Northern Illinois, and Purdue.

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Top ranked faculty

Our outstanding faculty are proud of the individual attention they provide. Marketing faculty have been awarded the UW-Eau Claire Excellence in Teaching two years in a row. In addition, the marketing faculty regularly consult and work with an active industry advisory board, ensuring teaching curriculum is current with industry.

Technology advantage

Students in the Department of Management and Marketing benefit from technologically sophisticated learning environments. The Mason Companies Cyberlab hosts an array of web-based, enterprise-wide and business-focused software and databases. Our goal is to integrate technology throughout the curriculum and help you become a competitive, fast technology learner.

Research opportunities

Marketing students have worked alongside faculty (Professors Tomkovick & Yelkur) to research Superbowl advertising effectiveness. Their research has been referenced in the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, and other national media.
 




Majors

Marketing
(comprehensive major; requires no minor)

Areas of concentration

-  General marketing
-  Professional sales
-  Marketing analytics

Minors

Marketing

Suggested freshman curriculum

- English composition
- Principles of
  microeconomics and
  macroeconomics
- Short course in calculus
- Statistics
- Introduction to Psychology
  or Sociology
- Physical education/
  wellness
- General education
  electives
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Accreditation

Our business programs are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), a mark of quality achieved by fewer than 5 percent of all business schools in the world.

Off campus and across continents

We have a strong business internship program. Through our International Business Education program, students can study business and economics in eight different countries.

Our graduates

Typical positions held by marketing graduates include


sales manager, brand manager, advertising account executive, stockbroker, retail manager, logistics manager, purchaser/buyer.
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Places you’ll find recent graduates:

- Research Analyst, Life Time
  Fitness, Eden Prairie, MN
- Sales Representative, Metro
  Sales, Minneapolis, MN
- Entertainment/Promotions
  Coordinator, Treasure
  Island, Red Wing, MN
- Account Executive,
  Ameriquest Mortgage,
  West Allis, WI
- Marketing Associate, YMCA,
  St. Paul, MN

Department contact information

Tim Vaughan
vaughats@uwec.edu
715-836-3677

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Special admission requirements

You must be formally admitted to the College of Business before you can take junior and senior level management and business courses. Most students apply for admission at the end of their sophomore year. Check the College of Business admission requirements.

The College of Business requires its students to have a laptop computer in select courses. For more information, check out the College of Business Laptop Requirement.
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