Master in Marketing with UCA validation V2023

Induction MA Marketing

Course categoryMA Marketing - UCA

This unit aims to introduce you to the LSDM London Learning Management System and to help you to get started in this new journey of learning and talent development. In this unit you will be able to interact with contents, participate in several challenges and get to know your tutors and peers. We wish you a pleasant experience!

Research Methods

Course categoryWinter Intake: JAN 24 MAM
The unit will cover the main dimensions of research practice. It is expected to give you the knowledge and acumen required to understand different research approaches and skills, and enable you to complete research within the academic and professional environment.

Applied Marketing Project

Course categoryWinter Intake: JAN 24 MAM
The Applied Marketing Project unit runs along the whole of term 2 and term 3 and constitutes a framework for the central ideas and concepts developed throughout your MA.

Trend Forecasting and Analytics

Course categoryWinter Intake: JAN 24 MAM
Emerging ideas and future trends are beneficial to companies seeking direction and confirmation of their product development and marketing strategies. These trends cannot be viewed in isolation to the current market environment, but rather as part of a bigger picture applicable to other areas of design and marketing. This unit will explore new trends that will shape our world and their impact on today's global market place.

Marketing Simulator

Course categoryWinter Intake: JAN 24 MAM
The Marketing Simulator unit will test your current skill base and enable you to begin to identify with the dynamics of marketing practice integrated in different areas of management. You will place particular emphasis on understanding the contribution of marketing in top decision making and planning through simulation of real life working situation.

Consumer Economics

Course categoryWinter Intake: JAN 24 MAM
This unit is focused on the discussion of economic concepts and economic theory. The unit is divided between a microeconomics dimension, with emphasis on the decision making of individual consumers and firms and macroeconomics with orientation to issues such as interest rates, government spending, and other broad economic decisions.

Strategic Marketing

Course categoryWinter Intake: JAN 24 MAM
Strategic Marketing examines key aspects of traditional marketing strategy combined with the presentation of a synthesis of recent thinking on the subject. The key focus of the unit is how companies create and sustain competitive advantage through the engagement of marketing strategies.

Applied Marketing Project

Course categorySpring Intake: APR 25 MAM
The Applied Marketing Project unit runs along the whole of term 2 and term 3 and constitutes a framework for the central ideas and concepts developed throughout your MA.

Trend Forecasting and Analytics

Course categorySpring Intake: APR 25 MAM
Emerging ideas and future trends are beneficial to companies seeking direction and confirmation of their product development and marketing strategies. These trends cannot be viewed in isolation to the current market environment, but rather as part of a bigger picture applicable to other areas of design and marketing. This unit will explore new trends that will shape our world and their impact on today's global market place.

Research Methods

Course categorySpring Intake: APR 25 MAM
The unit will cover the main dimensions of research practice. It is expected to give you the knowledge and acumen required to understand different research approaches and skills, and enable you to complete research within the academic and professional environment.

Marketing Simulator

Course categorySpring Intake: APR 25 MAM
The Marketing Simulator unit will test your current skill base and enable you to begin to identify with the dynamics of marketing practice integrated in different areas of management. You will place particular emphasis on understanding the contribution of marketing in top decision making and planning through simulation of real life working situation.

Consumer Economics

Course categorySpring Intake: APR 25 MAM
This unit is focused on the discussion of economic concepts and economic theory. The unit is divided between a microeconomics dimension, with emphasis on the decision making of individual consumers and firms and macroeconomics with orientation to issues such as interest rates, government spending, and other broad economic decisions.

Strategic Marketing

Course categorySpring Intake: APR 25 MAM
Strategic Marketing examines key aspects of traditional marketing strategy combined with the presentation of a synthesis of recent thinking on the subject. The key focus of the unit is how companies create and sustain competitive advantage through the engagement of marketing strategies.