MSc Consumer and Digital Marketing Analytics

at Bangor University

You will benefit from learning a mix of fundamental theory in the marketing area and practice which includes undertaking a practical research project aimed at gaining consumer insight. You also have the opportunity to develop and enhance a range of advanced general transferable intellectual and study skills, which whilst being highly appropriate to a career in business and management generally, are not exclusive to these career choices. You will develop ypou skills through real-world marketing projects and real-world case studies.

Students on this course will complete a total of 180 credits comprising taught modules (120 credits) and a Project (60 credits).

Compulsory/core modules:

• Marketing Strategy (15 credits)
• Global Brand Management (15 credits)
• International Marketing (15 credits)
• Consumer Behaviour in a Global & Digital World (15 credits)
• International Marketing Communication (15 credits)
• E-marketing (15 credits)
• Customer Insight Analytics (30 credits)

Undergraduate degree at 2.ii (or equivalent).

Applications from working professionals with non-graduate qualifications will be considered on an individual basis. It is highly desirable that candidates have work experience. Please contact us for more information.

For students whose first language is not English/Welsh an IELTS score of at least 6.0 (with no element below 5.5), or equivalent, is required.

Please note: scores lower than IELTS 6.0 or equivalent will also be recognized for entry onto our Online Pre-sessional English courses.

Tuition Fee Per Year

£ 17,050

This course is aimed at those seeking to obtain employment in a variety of careers in marketing (e.g. digital marketing, customer insight management, marketing analytics) or in general management and business in large, medium sized and small organisations both in the private and public/government sectors. Some graduates may go on to set up their own businesses, while others may progress to further postgraduate study leading to a PhD. 

The job market demands students with strong analytical skills to both make sense of data and also to interpret it in line with the company/brand or strategy in place. Those seeking employment in this competitive market require not only have strong data analysis skills but also to need to be able to understand the wider role that marketing plays within the organisation.  Our course recognizes and adresses this demand for graduates with this combination of skills, knowledge, and practical understanding.