MARKETING Academic year 2016-17 1 What is marketing today? • Major changes in marketing • What type of careers? • 2 testimonials 2 file:///C:/Users/Chantal/AppData/Local/Temp/2015_corporate-recruiters_survey-report_web-release.pdf Trends in the market in 2015 3 file:///C:/Users/Chantal/AppData/Local/Temp/2015_corporate-recruiters_survey-report_web-release.pdf Septembre 2016 4 file:///C:/Users/Chantal/AppData/Local/Temp/2015_corporate-recruiters_survey-report_web-release.pdf Septembre 2016 5 Master 120 Professional focus Q1 M1 Q2 Q3 M2 Q4 courses and core courses (15) Professional focus courses and core courses (15) Option 1 (15) Option 2 (15) Exchange or Option 3 + courses (30) Trainships or 2 courses (10) Mémoire + seminar (20) 6 Professional focus courses in marketing (for Gest students only) • Advanced marketing/marketing approfondi – 2n semester – Prof. I schuiling • Objective is to highlight all the key changes affecting the marketing in the new digital environment and review how to develop a marketing plan integrating traditional and digital marketing tools. FR and EN 7 Options in marketing • First semester – Marketing stratégique – LLN (Inge et Gest) – Décisions marketing – MONS (Inge et Gest) – Communication marketing – MONS (Inge et Gest) – Services and Marketing Management 1: Namur (Gest) • Second semester – Special issues in Marketing – LLN (Inge et Gest) – E-Business – LLN (Inge et Gest) – Digital marketing – MONS (Inge et Gest) – Services and Marketing management 2 : Namur (Gest) 8 Some principles • GEST students have to take 2 options in the same major ( 2x 3 courses) • INGE students can select different options. • The travel expenses between LLN and Mons will be reimbursed. 9 Q1: Marketing stratégique - LLN Code Courses L Teaching FR G. Pleyers 1 compulsory course LLSMS2000 Etudes et modèles de marché 2 out of 3 courses LLSMS2001 Comportement du consommateur FR N. Kervyn LLSMS2002 Marketing international FR I.Schuiling LLSMS2004 Business to Business marketing EN B.Meunier 10 Q1: Décisions marketing- Mons Code Courses L Teaching MGEST2125 Distribution FR N. Sinigaglia MGEST2126 Price management FR C. Ducarroz, N. Sinigaglia MGEST2131 Product and innovation EN N. Sinigaglia 11 Q1: Communication - Mons Code Courses L Teaching MCOMU2202 Marketing Communication FR K. Charry MCOMU2203 Processus de création publicitaire FR M. Soumilion MCOMU2204 Méthodologie de la communication marketing FR I.Poncin C. Dianoux N. Lambert 12 Q2: Special issues in Marketing LLN Code Course L Professor FR V. Swaen LLSMS2003 Brand Management EN V. Swaen LLSMS2006 Strategic Communication EN J. François LLSMS2007 E-Marketing EN A.C. Jeandrain 1 compulsory course LLSMS2005 Méthodes avancées de recherche en marketing Selection 2 out of 3 13 Q2: Digital marketing - Mons Code Courses L Teaching MGEST2145 Tendances en digital marketing FR I.Poncin MGEST2127 E-Comportement du consommateur FR K.Charry MGEST2128 Méthodes et modèles en marketing FR N. Sinigaglia C. Ducarroz 14 Q2: E-business - LLN Code Courses L Teaching LLSMF2011 Knowledge management EN F. de Viron LLSMS2007 E-Marketing EN A.C. Jeandrain LLSMS2115 E-management EN O. de Brocqueville. LLSMS2096 Supply Chain Management EN P. Semal LLSMF2107 Strat. Mngt of Information Systems EN P. G., J. V. Septembre 2010 15 Special Track on Digital Marketing with Company internship (IPM- Digital Marketing Chair) Q1 and Q2: two marketing options should be followed in Mons et/ou LLN Q3 and Q4: 1 week = 2 days at university – 3 days in a company 16 Q1: Marketing stratégique - LLN Courses Etudes et modèles de marchéLLSMS2000 Comportement du consommateur - LLSMS2001 Marketing international LLSMS2002 Objectives Prerequisite Methods Classes Group work Evaluations Be able to create, analyse and evaluate a market study / - - Written exam and group work ( 50%/50%) Be able to analyze consumer behavior in all its complexity, taking into account personal and environnemental factors. / - Interactive course sessions - Individual readings - Written assignment - Written exam Understand how to manage brands internationally, including in emerging markets One basic marketing course -Interactive classes - Cases - Conferences - Readings - Group work (30%) Written exam(70%) 17 Courses Business to Business marketingLLSMS2004 Objectives Understand how the marketing concepts are used in a BtB context Prerequisite - One basic marketing course Methods Evaluations - Interactive -Written classes exam - Examples of different industries 18 Q1/Q3: Décisions marketing- MONS Courses (Th.) Objectives Methods Evaluation Distribution - strategic interdependencies: producers and retailers - retailing changes linked to new retailing and communication formats. - complexity of decision-making (retail spot policy, assortment policy, merchandising decisions,…). - lectures by professor & by retailing professionals - practical exercises -negotiation role play -project on field realty. - written exam - team project - negot. Price Management - latest thinking on assessing companies’ pricing strategies. - process of making pricing decisions and advanced approaches for setting prices. - consumers’ pricing process and perceptions +relationship between price, quality and value. - lectures - case studies + practical exercises on computer - discussion on scientific and managerial articles - team project (pricing method) -written exam -team work -treatment of articles & class discussions Product Innovation - latest thinking on product innovation and on innovation strategies (SMO & large-size companies, B2C & B2B approaches, products and services) - Advanced approaches and methods - special emphasis to a team project: innovative solution linked to product innovation experienced by a company - lectures given by the professor and by project initiators - team project (real case), with methodological supervision of the professor -written report -oral presentatio n of team project 19 Q1/Q3: Communication marketing – MONS (Wednesday) Courses Objectives Methods Evaluation Marketing Communication - various communication channels and communication types to optimize its communication (principles of consistency). - Focus: mainly commercial marketing (B-to-C and B-to B), but also non-forprofit. - Lectures - Debating managerial issues and current communication cases -Written exam -Active contributio n to the course Marketing Communication Methodology -process behind marketing communication -special focus on methodological aspects. -various methodologies that may be used in order to optimize marketing communication efforts. -Lectures -Written exam -Cases studies Processus de création publicitaire - path to follow when creating ads. - Students will concretely work on a creative project, with the support of an advertising agency. -Lectures - Team project -Cases studies Presentatio n and reporting of team project 20 Q2: Special issues in Marketing - LLN Cou r se s Obj e ct iv e s Pr e - Br a n d Managem ent Enable students to develop, implement and evaluate a successful brand marketing strategy in different sectors --- • Interactive course sessions • Individual readings • Conference from marketing practitioners • Case studies • Teamwork (The L’Oréal Brandstorm) • Written report (50%) • Individual written exam (50%) Enable students to de t e r m in e com m u n ica t ion g oa ls, t a r ge t s, a posit ion in g , selecting and combining various communication channels and determine a budget Marketing Strategy • Individual readings • Ex cathedra lessons (it is an introductory course) • Individual written exam (LLSMS 2003) St r a t e gic com m u n ica t ion (LLSMS2006) M e t h ods Eva lu a t ion 21 Q2: Special issues in Marketing - LLN Cou r se s Obj e ct iv e s Pr e - E M a r k e t in g Enable students to develop, implement and evaluate an effective digit a l m a r k e t in g st r a t e gy and recommend practical plan to attract, convert and retain online customers / Enable students to master different multivariate data analysis to respond to different types of marketing questions be able to choose the right method, to develop it, to interpret the results and to draw managerial recommendations Basic statistics (descriptive statistics, crosstabulations, hypothesis testing, correlation and regression) (LLSMS2007) M é t h ode s a v a n cé e s de r e ch e r che e n m a r k e t in g – (LLSMS 2005) M e t h ods • Interactive course sessions • Conference from practitioners • Case studies • • • Interactive course sessions Individual readings Teamwork by 4-5 students (carry out a thorough analysis of a database, draw statistical conclusions and make managerial recommendations) Eva lu a t ion • Small written reports (individual) • Integrative written report (per group) • Oral defense • • Written report (50%) Individual written exam (50%) 22 Q2: Digital marketing – MONS (Th.) Can be chosen independently from the special track on « Digital Marketing » Courses Objectives Methods Evaluation Digital Marketing Trends - Illustration of the current trends in digital marketing. - Introduction to key concepts in digital marketing (big data, Multichannel, …) - Work on managerial digital marketing cases - Seminar - Close collaboration with professionnals speakers - Cases studies - Group works - CC - Written exam E-Consumer Behavior - Show how main theories in marketing explain and predict consumer behavior in the digital context - Learn how those theories help digital marketers increase effectiveness in an integrated context. - Lectures - Case studies -Exam (individual) -Contribution to the course (individual) -Cases (group work) Methods and Models in Marketing -Learn advanced methods for: * data collection: verbal & non verbal methods, experiments. * data analysis: advanced stat & econometrical methods (clustering etc) - Use of software SAS. - Process of analyzing the issue, filtering info, choice of data, treatment, result analysis and recommendations. - Case studies- real data Written exam (partly on computer) 23 For more information • Contact Prof. Isabelle Schuiling in LLN [email protected] • Contact Prof. Ingrid Poncin in Mons [email protected] • Documents available on: http://www.uclouvain.be/prog-2016-inge2m-options http://www.uclouvain.be/prog-2016-gest2m-options Septembre 2010 24