The aim of the Marketing Fundamentals area is to introduce students to the most important introductory concepts of the marketing function as a basis for further study of the specialised areas of the function with a focus on foreign markets.
Fundamentals of marketing and strategies
102793
2024-25
MASTER'S DEGREE MBA IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
2
MANDATORY
Cuatrimestral
Spanish/English
Session 1 and 2: Technical note: MARKETING ESSENTIALS AND MARKETING PLAN
1.1.- The role of marketing
1.2.- What is marketing?
1.3.- Types of markets
1.4.- Types of demand
1.5.- Segmentation
1.6.- Consumer purchasing behaviour
1.7.- The Marketing Plan
Session 3: Technical note: PRODUCT POLICY
2.1.- Concept and dimensions
2.2.- Different product classifications
2.3.- The brand: concept and characteristics
2.4.- Packaging and labelling
2.5.- The balance of a product portfolio
Session 4: Technical note: PRICE POLICY
3.1.- Concept of Price
3.2.- Pricing methods
2.8.- Pricing strategies
Session 5: CASE STUDY - COMPETITION ANALYSIS: PRODUCT AND PRICE
The order of the subgroups shall be established randomly by drawing
lots. The presentation will be carried out using PPT, the presentation time
will be 8 minutes, and the lecturer will give feedback at the end of the
presentation.
Session 6 and 7: Technical note: DISTRIBUTION POLICY
4.1.- Basic concepts of distribution
4.2.- Decisions in the distribution channel: structure and management
4.3.- Types of intermediaries
4.4.- E-commerce
4.5.- Physical distribution and logistics management
Session 8 and 9: Technical note: ONLINE AND OFFLINE COMMUNICATION
POLICY
5.1. - Concept, aims and communication mix
5.2.- Concept and characteristics of advertising
5.3. - Online marketing and digital analytics basics
5.4.- Customer Journey and Marketing automation
5.5.- Concept and characteristics of sales promotion
5.6.- Concept and characteristics of public relations.
Session 10 and 11: FINAL CASE STUDY - MARKETING PLAN
In the two sessions, all groups will present their work in the order
randomly drawn by lot. As in the first case, the presentation will be carried
out using PPT, the presentation time will be 15 minutes, and the lecturer will
give feedback at the end of the presentation. All students in each group must
present one part.
CO1 - To learn about business management analytics in dynamic and complex
environments, such as the international environment.
CO2 - To acquire a body of theoretical and practical knowledge and
learning skills, which will enable those who remain interested to pursue
further, more specialised studies in the field of advanced research or
doctoral studies.
CO3 - To master the basic tools of information and communication
technologies for exercising of their profession and for learning.
CO4 - To understand the concepts, theories and instruments for analysing
and developing business internationalisation plans.
CO5 - To understand the nature of problems in the organisation and
therefore the application of suitable tools by developing analytical skills.
CO7 - To know the structure and functioning of the organisations and
institutions that support companies’ internationalisation.
CO13 - To learn to incorporate the concept of sustainability in business
and institutional projects, identifying its specific areas of practical
application.
CO14 - To learn to incorporate other SDG concepts, which are also
relevant for international companies, in their projects, identifying their
specific areas of practical application.
S1 - To apply the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired, with a high
degree of independence, in both national and international companies, be they
small or medium-sized or companies of a more multinational dimension, and even
in non-business organisations whose management requires an international
vision.
S9 - To manage a business internationalisation project and assume managerial
responsibilities.
S2 - To apply the analytical skills acquired in defining and approaching
new problems and in searching for solutions both in a national and
international business context.
S3 - To be able to collect, record and interpret macroeconomic data,
country information, industry and business information, financial and
accounting data, statistical data, and relevant research results to
systematise business decision-making processes in international environments.
S4 - To apply the appropriate procedure to achieving an international
business objective.
S5 - To assess the relationship between enterprises and the
institutional framework in which activities are carried out.
C1 - To work in multidisciplinary and multicultural teams, in highly demanding
situations in terms of time (deadlines for designing and executing projects
and cases) and results.
C2 - To develop business and personal activities within the strictest
ethical and socially responsible behaviours, as well as to develop sensitivity
towards social and environmental issues.
C3 - To express themselves correctly, both orally and in writing, in
Spanish and English, maintaining an appropriate image in their professional
activity.
C5 - To work in a team, prioritising the precision of the results and
the soundness and originality of the proposals.
Type of activity
Hours
% In person
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Cuatrimestral
ECTS Credits: 2
Palencia Alacid, Pedro
LICENCIADO EN DERECHO Y EMPRESA.
PROFESOR ASOCIADO - DIRECCIÓN DE MARKETING Y DIRECCIÓN DE EMPRESA.
UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA DE COMILLAS - CUNEF.
Muñoz Torrente, Isabel María
LICENCIADA EN CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS Y EMPRESARIALES (rama Empresariales).
Profesora de Grado Superior y GM FP (Familia Comercio y Marketing).
IES Virgen de la Paz (Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid).
Quiñones García, Myriam
Doctora en Economía de la Empresa.
Profesora permanente laboral.
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
