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GSBS6135

Contemporary Consumer Marketing

10 Units 6000 Level Course

Not available in 2012

Previously offered in 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005

This course focuses on the contemporary consumer marketing environment from a global perspective. It is important for marketers not only to understand what consumers purchase, but also the psychology behind purchasing behaviour, including cross-cultural differences in buying behaviour. This course will provide students with forums, discussions and case studies to practically apply consumer marketing theory to address issues and solve problems relating to the contemporary consumer marketplace.

Objectives
To provide students with the ability to:
1. Acquire, organize and present consumer marketing information and make recommendations to industry with regard to their consumer marketing decisions.
2. Operate effectively with comprehensive and well-founded consumer marketing knowledge, skills and ethical standards appropriate in the marketing discipline.
3. Act effectively in consumer marketing related decision-making and problem solving.
4. Work autonomously and collaboratively to problem solve consumer marketing problems and issues.
5. Recognize and respond appropriately to cross cultural issues involved in contemporary consumer marketing.
Content
Consumer Marketing Theory, Consumer Decision Making and Behaviour, The Global Consumer, Cross Cultural Issues in Contemporary Consumer Marketing, The Role of Marketing Research in Contemporary Consumer Marketing, The Role of Ethics in Contemporary Consumer Marketing, Consumers and the 4ps.
Replacing Course(s)
Not Applicable
Transition
Not Applicable
Industrial Experience
0
Assumed Knowledge
GSBS6010 Foundations of Marketing Theory
GSBS6021 Consumer Decision-Making and Behaviour
GSBS6031 Marketing Research
Modes of Delivery
Internal Mode
Teaching Methods
Case Study
Seminar
Workshop
Assessment Items
Essays / Written Assignments
1 essay / written assignment
Presentations - Group
1 group presentation
Projects
1 project
Contact Hours
Lecture: for 3 hour(s) per Week for Full Term