Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade

Faculty of Commerce

Bachelor of Marketing program

BARCHELOR OF MARKETING PROGRAM

1. Program Overview

- Program name (Vietnamese): Marketing

- Program name (English): Marketing

- Degree level: Undergraduate

- Major: Marketing

- Major code: 7340115

- Field: Business and Management

- Mode of study: Full-time; Part-time

Quality assurance information: This program is designed in accordance with the orientation of registering for external evaluation at the program level, based on the quality standards issued by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET).

1.1. Training Objectives

1.1.1. General Objective

The Marketing program aims to train graduates with both fundamental and advanced knowledge in marketing to meet social needs in the digital era. Graduates will be capable of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling marketing activities within enterprises; proficient in professional skills; uphold professional ethics; demonstrate autonomy and responsibility; and be adaptable in developing their careers in competitive and globally integrated environments.

1.1.2. Specific Objectives

Graduates will have knowledge, skills, autonomy, and responsibility as follows:

- Knowledge Marketing graduates will possess foundational knowledge in economics, management, business, commerce, and specialized knowledge in marketing. Students will be able to apply this knowledge to solve marketing problems, provide information, and make decisions related to marketing functions and managerial roles.

- Skills Graduates will have both basic and advanced skills in planning, organizing, leading, and controlling marketing activities within enterprises. They will be able to adapt and develop their careers in competitive and globally integrated environments.

- Autonomy and Responsibility Graduates will demonstrate professional working styles; confidence in communication and negotiation; systematic and independent analytical thinking; the ability to work independently and in teams; entrepreneurial creativity; and the capacity to inspire business initiatives among colleagues and the community.

1.2. Duration of Study: 3.5 years

1.3. Career Opportunities After Graduation

Graduates can work in positions such as:

- Market research specialist

- Customer care specialist

- Product development specialist

- Marketing strategy researcher/planner

- Event organizer

- Marketing staff

- Content marketing staff

- Online marketing staff

- Digital marketing staff

1.4. Further Study Opportunities

Graduates may pursue postgraduate programs (Master’s, Doctorate) in Marketing, Business Administration, Commerce, or Economic Management. They may also transfer to other programs in economics, management, and business. Self-study and continuous learning are encouraged to supplement knowledge and skills to meet the requirements of specific positions and working environments.

2. Learning Outcomes

Symbol

Program Learning Outcome

Proficiency Level

a. Knowledge

PLO1

Apply solid practical knowledge and deep, broad theoretical knowledge within marketing.

5

PLO1.1

Mathematical thinking, modeling, and applying probability/statistics to solve economic problems.

3

PLO1.2

Apply theoretical and practical expertise in Marketing in traditional and digital business.

4

PLO1.3

Build departments related to marketing, markets, customers, brands, etc.

5

PLO2

Apply basic knowledge of natural sciences, social sciences, political science, and law.

3

PLO2.1

Practice and protect health; understand national defense in building and protecting the country.

3

PLO2.2

Apply political science and legal knowledge to analyze institutions, investment policies, and marketing.

3

PLO2.3

Apply social sciences (psychology, culture, communication) to marketing practices.

3

PLO3

Use IT to search and process data for market, customer, brand research, and marketing activities.

3

PLO3.1

Use office software for drafting documents and work tasks.

3

PLO3.2

Use specialized software (SPSS, Excel, etc.) for marketing research, data analysis, customer interaction, and risk management.

3

PLO4

Conduct marketing research, develop plans, organize implementation, and supervise activities.

4

PLO4.1

Apply basic economic principles to analyze micro and macro environments.

3

PLO4.2

Apply statistical methods and marketing research in the field.

4

PLO4.3

Analyze and apply natural-social laws, economic law, accounting, and finance to evaluate marketing activities.

4

PLO5

Manage and operate marketing activities in enterprises.

4

PLO5.1

Manage marketing, markets, customers, brands, and business activities.

4

PLO5.2

Operate marketing research, communication, trade promotion, advertising, etc.

4

PLO5.3

Operate customer relations, public relations, and marketing management.

4

b. Skills

   

PLO6

Skills to analyze, forecast, and decide on marketing issues in dynamic environments.

4

PLO6.1

Perform marketing operations, marketing management, and market/customer development.

4

PLO6.2

Build, implement, control, and plan marketing strategies, CRM, import-export, logistics.

4

PLO6.3

Apply law in marketing, trade promotion, advertising, PR, and contract negotiation.

4

PLO7

Leadership, entrepreneurial creativity, and inspiring business from community resources.

4

PLO7.1

Establish, lead, organize, and develop work groups.

4

PLO7.2

Innovate entrepreneurship from social/environmental issues using community resources.

4

PLO8

Critically identify, control, and warn of marketing risks; propose solutions.

4

PLO8.1

Collect, analyze, and process information; use market research software to propose solutions/policies.

4

PLO8.2

Apply natural/social sciences to research and identify marketing-related risks.

4

PLO9

Evaluate work quality and performance of team members.

4

PLO9.1

Check and evaluate completion levels against goals for members and groups.

4

PLO9.2

Build evaluation criteria and propose reward systems.

4

PLO10

Adapt and propose workplace solutions; transfer and disseminate knowledge and management skills.

4

PLO10.1

Apply strategies, policies, and marketing plans and communicate effectively.

4

PLO10.2

Combine presentation, public speaking, written communication, multimedia, and social networking skills.

4

PLO11

Apply proficient skills, achieving foreign language level 3/6 (Vietnam framework).

4

PLO11.1

Communicate in English equivalent to B1 level.

3

PLO11.2

Read, draft, and conduct professional communication in English with foreign partners.

4

c. Autonomy & Responsibility

PLO12

Work independently; develop work groups; take personal and group responsibility.

4

PLO12.1

Be autonomous and responsible in assigned/undertaken tasks.

4

PLO12.2

Promote individual and collective roles in coordinating organizational tasks.

4

PLO13

Guide, supervise, and urge subordinates to perform tasks within management scope.

4

PLO13.1

Divide tasks, assign groups, and supervise member activities.

4

PLO13.2

Interact, inspire, and motivate colleagues.

4

PLO14

Self-orient, draw professional conclusions, and defend personal viewpoints.

4

PLO14.1

Judge and think creatively in management and operations.

4

PLO14.2

Research and explore new knowledge and skills.

4

PLO15

Plan, coordinate, manage resources, evaluate, and improve marketing activities.

4

PLO15.1

Apply systems thinking: logical reasoning, systematic problem recognition, prioritization.

4

PLO15.2

Coordinate resources according to work requirements; flexibly handle issues within management scope.

4

3. Curriculum Structure

No.

Knowledge Area

Study Load

Percentage

1

General Education Knowledge

32 credits

26.4%

2

Foundation Knowledge of the Discipline

36 credits

29.8%

3

Major Knowledge

38 credits

31.4%

4

Specialized Knowledge (including enterprise semester courses taught in semester 7)

15 credits

12.4%

Total

 

121 credits

100%

4. Course List

No.

Course Code

Internal Code

Course Name (English)

Credits

I.

General Knowledge and Basic Sciences

45 (34,11)

 

Compulsory General Knowledge and Basic Sciences

38 (27,11)

1

0101100651

11200001

Marxist-Leninist Philosophy

3 (3,0)

2

0101002298

11200002

Marxist-Leninist Political Economy

2 (2,0)

3

0101000476

11200003

Scientific Socialism

2 (2,0)

4

0101001625

11200004

History of the Communist Party of Vietnam

2 (2,0)

5

0101006322

11200005

Ho Chi Minh’s Ideology

2 (2,0)

6

0101001657

16200004

National Defense and Security Education 1

3 (3,0)

7

0101001662

16200005

National Defense and Security Education 2

2 (2,0)

8

0101001669

16200006

National Defense and Security Education 3

1 (0,1)

9

0101001677

16201001

National Defense and Security Education 4

2 (0,2)

10

0101001703...

16201001

Physical Education 1

2 (0,2)

11

0101001709...

16201002

Physical Education 2

2 (0,2)

12

0101001714...

16201003

Physical Education 3

1 (0,1)

13

0101003671

11000006

General Law

2 (2,0)

14

0101101922

01201010

Information Technology Application Skills

3 (0,3)

15

0101100822

14200201

English 1

3 (3,0)

16

0101100823

14200202

English 2

3 (3,0)

17

0101100824

14200203

English 3

3 (3,0)

Elective General Knowledge and Basic Sciences

7 (7,0)

Group A (Select at least 2 courses)

5 (5,0)

18

0101006162

15200003

Advanced Mathematics C1

3 (3,0)

19

0101002310

13200053

Econometrics

3 (3,0)

20

0101006167

15200004

Advanced Mathematics C2

2 (2,0)

21

0101006622

15200005

Probability and Statistics in Economics and Services

2 (2,0)

Group B (Choose at least 1 course)

2 (2,0)

22

0101100417

13200010

Business Psychology

2 (2,0)

23

0101002400

07200444

Communication Skills

2 (2,0)

24

0101003015

15200022

Logic

2 (2,0)

II. Fundamental Knowledge of the Major

36 (30,6)

Compulsory Major Foundation Courses

27 (22,5)

25

0101002341

13200004

Microeconomics

3 (3,0)

26

0101002349

13200005

Macroeconomics

3 (3,0)

27

0101003931

13200001

Management Principles

2 (2,0)

28

0101007909

13202046

Applied Statistics

3 (2,1)

29

0101003185

13200018

Principles of Marketing

2 (2,0)

30

0101101752

13202031

Service Marketing

3 (2,1)

31

0101003428

12200005

Principles of Accounting

3 (3,0)

32

0101101123

13202084

Market Research

3 (2,1)

33

0101003898

13202036

Strategic Management

3 (2,1)

34

0101101762

13202063

Advertising Practice

2 (1,1)

Elective Major Foundation Knowledge

9 (8,1)

Group A (At least 1 course)

3 (3,0)

35

0101004175

12200064

Corporate Finance 1

3 (3,0)

36

0101003104

12200052

Monetary and Financial Theory

3 (3,0)

37

0101003575

13200020

Business Activity Analysis

3 (3,0)

Group B (At least 1 course)

2 (2,0)

38

0101003039

13200046

Economic Law

2 (2,0)

39

0101100711

11200065

International Trade Law

2 (2,0)

Group C (At least 1 course)

2 (2,0)

40

0101006962

13202059

 Distribution Channel Management

2 (2,0)

41

0101006996

13200023

Customer Relationship Management

2 (2,0)

42

0101003793

13200022

Public Relations

2 (2,0)

Group D (At least 1 course)

2 (2,0)

43

0101004004

13202043

Brand Management

2 (1,1)

44

0101100038

13200012

Business Ethics and Corporate Culture

2 (2,0)

45

0101003207

13202032

International Marketing

2 (1,1)

46

0101101763

13200062

Business Communication

2 (2,0)

47

0101002398

13200017

Negotiation Skills

2 (2,0)

III. Specialized Knowledge

53 (27,26)

Compulsory Specialized Courses

38 (27,11)

48

0101003878

13202034

Sales Management

3 (3,1)

49

0101003210

13200038

Trade Marketing

2 (2,0)

50

0101003961

13202041

Human Resource Management

3 (2,1)

51

0101006834

13202037

Supply Chain Management

3 (2,1)

52

0101101756

13202066

Digital Content Creation

3 (2,1)

53

0101101757

13202067

Digital Marketing

3 (2,1)

54

0101101758

13202068

Social Media and Mobile Marketing

3 (2,1)

55

0101101759

13202069

Search Engine Marketing

3 (2,1)

56

0101101760

13202070

Direct Marketing

3 (2,1)

57

0101102112

13202071

B2B Marketing

3 (2,1)

58

0101100041

13202049

Integrated Marketing Communication

3 (2,1)

59

0101101761

13202073

Marketing Planning

3 (2,1)

60

0101101026

13200014

Consumer Behavior

3 (3,0)

IV. Specialized Knowledge (Enterprise Semester)

15 (0,15)

61

0101102115

13205074

Internship (Observation)

2 (0,2)

62

0101102114

13205054

Professional Internship

5 (0,5)

63

0101102113

13206076

Graduation Thesis

8 (0,8)

Total Theoretical Credits

87

Total Practical / Internship Credits

34

Total Program Credits

121