Marketing Education

Bachelor's Program Description:

The program is designed to prepare individuals who are interested in teaching in the Marketing occupational fields. Individuals admitted into the program must complete 128 credit hours of coursework, field experience and student teaching. Upon the successful completion of the program, individuals receive the bachelor's degree in education and an endorsement for PA Level I Instructional Certificate.

Program Requirements General and Professional Education:

Students who plan to earn a degree in the discipline and become certified to teach in the field must complete all the requirements described in sections A, B and C.

Required Core Courses (Section A):

See University and College of Education Core Course Requirements

Marketing Content Requirements (Section B ):

ACCT 2101	Principles of Accounting I (3 s.h.)
CIS 0835	Cyberspace and Society
ECON 1101	Macroeconomic Principles
FIN 3011	Introduction to Financial Markets
HRA 1101	Organization and Management (3 s.h.)
LAW 1102	Law of Contracts
MKT 2101	Introduction to Marketing (3 s.h.)
GSM 2501	Fundamentals of Asian Business
MKT 3501	Advertising
MKT 3504	Sales and Sales Management
MKT 3506	E-Retailing and Supply Chain Management
IBA 2503	Business in the European Union
	Work Experience (No Credit)

Note: Courses in this section have prerequisites. Contact an advisor or check a course handbook for the prerequisite(s).

Certification Requirements (Section C ):

CTE 3101	Principles of Career and Technical Education
CTE 3103	Curriculum in Career and Technical Education
CTE 3392	Project-Based Teaching Application for Children
BE 3241	Methods of Teaching Microcomputer Applications
ED 4788	Student Teaching in Sec. Ed./CTE
ED 4801	Senior Seminar and Performance Assessment

Note: Courses in this section have the following prerequisites:

The completion of all University Core and General Education requirements.
Admission to candidacy.

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Contact Information:

Dr. Victor Gbomita
email: vgbomita@temple.edu