⚠️

High Drop-out Rate Alert

30% of students drop out or transfer from this specific course. Consider asking why on an open day.

HomeUniversity of LondonBSc Marketing

BSc Marketing

University of London
Part-timeSubject: Business and Management
Course Score
/0
Graduate Salary
N/A
Satisfaction
N/A
Degree Completion
70%
Professional Jobs
N/A
Meaningful Work
N/A

About this course

Marketing is the discipline concerned with understanding what people want and need, and with designing and communicating the propositions that connect products, services, and organisations to the people they serve. It draws on consumer psychology, economics, data analysis, communication theory, and strategic management to help organisations build relationships with their audiences, create value, and achieve their goals in competitive environments. In a world saturated with messages and choices, effective marketing requires both creative imagination and rigorous analytical thinking. The University of London offers this programme on a part-time, distance-learning basis, making it accessible to people who are already working, whether in marketing or in another field, and who want to develop their understanding and qualifications alongside their careers. There is no fixed duration, allowing you to progress at a pace that suits your circumstances. You will study consumer behaviour, market research, brand management, digital marketing, strategic marketing planning, and the broader business context in which marketing decisions are made. The distance-learning format means you engage with course materials online and develop your academic skills independently, which suits disciplined and self-motivated learners who benefit from the flexibility to study when and where it works for them. Marketing graduates work across virtually every sector of the economy, in roles including brand manager, digital marketing specialist, market research analyst, communications officer, account manager, and marketing director. The degree provides a strong foundation for professional qualifications through the Chartered Institute of Marketing. Many graduates use the qualification to move into more senior marketing roles, to shift from a different function into marketing, or to launch their own businesses. Others continue to postgraduate study in marketing, business administration, or a digital speciality. The flexibility of the programme makes it particularly valuable for career changers and mid-career professionals.

Syllabus & Modules

Typical curriculum
Year 1 Modules
4 items
Principles of Management
Core
View Module Details →
Financial Accounting
Core
View Module Details →
Microeconomics
Core
View Module Details →
Quantitative Methods
Core
View Module Details →
Year 2 Modules
4 items
Year 3 Modules
4 items
Year 4 Modules
2 items

Student Satisfaction

--%
Teaching Quality
--%
Assessment & Feedback
--%
Academic Support
--%
Organisation
--%
Learning Resources
--%
Student Voice

Missing Satisfaction Data

The university has not shared complete student satisfaction records for this specific degree metrics block. You may want to formally explore these topics with the university staff at an open day before committing.

Tuition FeesVerified

Published annual tuition cost at University of London.

£9,535
Per academic year (UK Home)
💰

Government Student Loan

Eligible UK students do not pay upfront. Covered by SFE tuition fee loans.

Will I Get In?

120 UCAS Pts
Admissions Probability
Calculate your odds
Predicted Grades

Also Consider

We found 2 similar courses offering Marketing where students typically entered with fewer UCAS points.

Course Match AI

When you create a free account, our Engine analyzes if this course perfectly fits your academic profile and builds Plan B Insurance alternatives natively powered by graduate trajectory data.

Unlock Dashboard

Entry Qualifications

A-level
45%
Degree
25%
Other HE
25%
No qualifications
10%

What comes next? 🎓

Choosing the right university starts with choosing the right school. Explore transparent, data-driven school profiles powered by official DfE statistics.

Explore Schools on WhatSchool.ai →