I am delighted to welcome you to our Marketing Program. Whether you are a new student or continuing your studies with us, we are excited to be part of your academic and professional journey. Marketing is at the heart of every successful business, and in today’s fast-changing world, it plays a crucial role in connecting brands with consumers, driving growth, and shaping industry trends. Our program is designed to provide you with a solid foundation in both traditional marketing principles and the latest innovative strategies that define the digital era. I look forward to seeing all the incredible contributions you will make to the marketing world and wish you a fulfilling and successful time in the program
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The Marketing Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the marketing field, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to succeed in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing global marketplace. This program blends traditional marketing principles with contemporary practices, offering a well-rounded education that prepares students for diverse career opportunities in marketing and related fields. Throughout the program, students will explore core areas such as consumer behavior, market research, branding, advertising, sales management, and digital marketing. Emphasizing both strategic thinking and practical application, the curriculum integrates real-world case studies, industry projects, and experiential learning opportunities that allow students to apply marketing concepts in real-time.
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Students must sit for placement tests in English, Arabic, and Computer. Students who fail any of these tests are required to take the corresponding remedial course 900099, 900097, or 900096, respectively.
Humanities: 3 Credit Hours
Course No.
Course Name
Credit Hours
Prerequisite
Learning Models (F,B,O)
0900113
Interpersonal and Intercultural Communication
3
--
B
0900117
Civic Awareness
3
--
B
0900140
Appreciation of Art
3
--
B
0900141
Appreciation of Music
3
--
B
0900124
Human Rights
3
--
B
0900102
Sports
3
--
B
0900118
Cultural Development
3
--
B
Course No.
Course Name
Credit Hours
Prerequisite
Learning Models (F,B,O)
0900114
Civilization and Thought
3
--
F
0900115
Social Ethics**
3
--
F
0900150
Introduction to Economics***
3
--
F
0900106
General Statistics
3
--
F
0900133
Research Methodology
3
--
F
Course No.
Course Name
Credit Hours
Prerequisite
Learning Models (F,B,O)
0900116
Bio-Ethics
3
--
O
0900172
Development and Environment
3
--
O
0900171
Science and Society
3
--
O
0900180
Computer Skills*
3
0900096*
O
0900190
Digital Culture
3
--
O
0900185
Astronomy
3
--
O
* Or passing the placement test.
**Compulsory for Business and Finance Students.
***Not for Business and Finance.
Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
Contact Hours
Prerequisite –
*Co-requisite
Learning Models (F,B,O)
Lecture
Lab
903103
Mathematics for Business
3
3
0
-
B
507101
Principles of Accounting
3
3
0
-
F
502101
Principles of Management
3
3
0
-
F
502222
Business Research Methods
3
3
0
903182
B
507102
Principles of Finance
3
3
0
507101
F
504101
Principles of Marketing
3
3
0
-
F
505101
Principles of Risk Management
3
3
0
-
F
Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
Contact Hours
Prerequisite –
*Co-requisite
Learning Models (F,B,O)
Lecture
Lab
504212
Consumer Behaviour
3
3
0
504101
F
504213
Marketing Communications
3
3
0
504101
F
504215
Sales Management
3
3
0
504101
F
504224
Marketing Channels and Supply Chain
3
3
0
504101
F
504226
Marketing Management
3
3
0
502101+504101
B
504321
Marketing Research
3
3
0
504226
F
504322
Marketing Strategy
3
3
0
504226
F
504325
Brand Management
3
3
0
504101
F
504334
Advertising practices and Technology
3
3
0
504213
F
504336
Digital Marketing
3
3
0
504213+502332
B
504347
Services Marketing
3
3
0
504226
B
504348
Business Marketing
3
3
0
504226
B
504415
Innovation and New Product Development
3
3
0
504226
F
504421
International Marketing
3
3
0
504101
F
504432
Relationship Marketing
3
3
0
504101
B
504443
Contemporary Issues in Marketing
3
3
0
504101
B
504437
Social Media and Content Marketing
3
3
0
504336
B
504491
Practical training
3
-
-
Completion of 90 credit hours
B
504492
Graduation Project
3
-
-
Department approval Completion of 99 Credit hours
B
Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
Contact Hours
Prerequisite –
*Co-requisite
Learning Models (F,B,O)
Lecture
Lab
504216
Price Management
3
3
0
504101
F
504243
Not for Profit and Social Marketing
3
3
0
504101
B
504324
Marketing Information Systems
3
3
0
B
504345
Political Marketing
3
3
0
504101
B
504349
Green Marketing
3
3
0
504101
F
503420
Managerial Economics
3
3
0
505102
504332
Management of Trade Fairs
3
3
0
504101
B
504441
Sports Marketing
3
3
0
504347
F
504443
Tourism and Hospitality Marketing
3
3
0
504347
B
504444
Agricultural Marketing
3
3
0
504213
F
504446
Financial Services Marketing
3
3
0
504347
F
Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
Contact Hours
Prerequisite –
*Co-requisite
Learning Models (F,B,O)
Lecture
Lab
505102
Microeconomics
3
3
0
-
O
505103
Macroeconomics
3
3
0
505102
O
502314
Business Law
3
3
0
502101
O
502332
E-Business
3
3
0
502101
B
502413
Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
3
3
0
502101
B
903182
Statistics for Business
3
3
0
-
F
Students may choose any course(s) offered by the University in accordance with University regulations.
A1: Overview the theoretical and technical concepts related to marketing.
A2: Understand the Roles of Marketing and Marketing functions.
A3. Overview of different perspectives of marketing.
A4: Knowledge and related terminology for marketing and business.
Practical Skills:
B1: Use of professional written and oral communication skills.
B2: Develop and execute marketing plans.
B3: Identify roles and skills in conjunction with specific tasks.
B4: Effective use of information technology in marketing applications.
B5:Applying qualitative and quantitative methods for problem solving and market research.
Thinking Skills:
C1. Ability to provide solutions to change in microenvironment and microenvironment and awareness of trends.
C2. Rational decision making (including conducting comparison, analysis, evaluation, interpretation, inference, and explanation).
Other Skills:
D1. Diligence in seeking relevant information through research skills.
D2. Improved proficiency of using of English language in terms of reading, writing and speaking, especially the technical business and marketing language.
D3. Thorough use of all available resources for building relationships to help students attain their educational and practical goals.
Program Learning Outcomes
Marketing Program Learning Outcomes
Student learning outcomes describe what students are expected to know and be able to
do by the time of graduation. By the time of graduation,
the Marketing
Department's program must enable students to attain an ability to:
PLO1.To develop students’ knowledge and learning skills to be able to analyze marketing theories, activities and scenarios among firms, enterprise, and countries.
PLO2.To train students to understand the factors that affect consumer decision-making, and then use that knowledge to build an effective campaign to sell or promote a product or service.
PLO3.To assist students in exploring the science and strategy, technology and techniques behind marketing, advertising, promotion, and branding through practical and research-based projects.
PLO4.To build and develop academics’ research profile, so that the volume and quality of research are acknowledged and recognized locally and internationally.