KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY

or pursue a graduate degree. Career marketing opportunities include positions at management-trainee level in corporate marketing, sales, account management, distribution management, and advertising. Graduate degree opportunities include the M.B.A. (Master's of Business Administration) and the Ph.D. with a major in marketing or other management disciplines.

Track Courses - Marketing - 24 credit hours

MGT 352 Supply Chain Management (3 cr. hr.) MKT 310 Personal Selling (3 cr. hr.) MKT 315 Retailing Management (3 cr. hr.) MKT 325 Electronic Marketing (3 cr. hr.)

MKT 430 Marketing Research (3 cr. hr.) MKT 440 Consumer Behavior (3 cr. hr.) MKT 490 Strategic Marketing Management (3 cr. hr.) MGT 352 Supply Chain Management (3 cr. hr.)

** Professional Elective must be Internship, International Experience in Business or ACC, ECO, FIN, MGT, MIS, MKT, SCM course at the 300 level or higher ***Management Elective must be MGT or SCM course at 300 level or higher

Minor

Accounting 18 credits

  • Students electing a minor in accounting should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202, 301, 302; ECO 202 and one ACC elective.
  • Students should enroll in ECO 201 as part of the Liberal Studies Requirements.
  • Minor
  • Business (non-majors only) 21 credits
  • Students electing a minor in business should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202; BUA 101, 204 or ENG 216; ECO 202; MGT 301 and MKT 301.
  • Students should enroll in ECO 201 as part of the Liberal Studies Requirements.

Minor

Economics 18 credits

Students electing a minor in economics should complete the following course sequence: BUA 320; ECO 202, 301, 302; and six hours of 300/400-level professional ECO or FIN electives.

Minor

Management 21 credits

Students electing a minor in management should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202; ECO 202; MGT 301, 433, 460; and PSY 402 or any MGT elective.

Minor

Marketing 21 credits

Students electing a minor in marketing should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202; ECO 202; MKT 301, 320, 440, and 490.