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Berend Wierenga; Maciej Szymanowski; Gerrit H. van Bruggen – Marketing Education Review, 2024
What are the success factors for careers in marketing? This important question is lacking a definite answer so far. This paper presents an empirical study of the drivers of marketing career success. First, we interviewed renowned marketing executives about the characteristics that, in their view, make successful marketers. Next, we analyzed data…
Descriptors: Marketing, Business Administration Education, Careers, Success
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Blocker, Christopher P. – Marketing Education Review, 2023
This generation of students enters a workforce that increasingly demands interdisciplinary thinking to solve complex problems and create sustainable value. The global pandemic, climate crisis, and state of social inequality call for future business leaders to practice a broader intellectual vision to "see" across domains and apply…
Descriptors: Interdisciplinary Approach, Thinking Skills, Design, Sustainability
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Spais, George; Paul, Pallab – Marketing Education Review, 2021
Our primary objective is to apply a crisis management model to marketing education in distress due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. We use a strategic approach to managing crisis, first introduced by Burnett, to provide a conceptual framework for managing teaching turmoil and triumphs during this pandemic. We conduct an in-depth discussion of the…
Descriptors: Crisis Management, Business Administration Education, Educational Change, COVID-19
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Arizzi, Gabriella; Breitenreiter, Jake; Khalsa, Ronan; Iyer, Rajesh; Babin, Laurie A.; Griffin, Mitch – Marketing Education Review, 2020
With changing demographics and the potential impact of COVID-19 on enrollment, understanding student satisfaction, student retention, and willingness to recommend a university to prospective students is critically important. Based on a survey of business school students from two universities, this paper illustrates the impact of utilitarian and…
Descriptors: Student Satisfaction, College Students, Business Schools, School Holding Power
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Mine Üçok Hughes; Shikha Upadhyaya; H. Rika Houston – Marketing Education Review, 2024
In the context of integrating the 2020 Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB) revised standards on societal impact and the United Nations Development Goals (UN SDGs), this paper provides a detailed guide for developing and implementing four societal impact projects showcasing the design, implementation, student…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Marketing, Courses, Academic Standards
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Teimourzadeh, Aria; Kakavand, Samaneh; Kakavand, Benjamin – Marketing Education Review, 2023
In the era of big data, many business organizations consider data analytics skills as important criteria in the acquisition of qualified applicants. As numerous managerial decisions in the field of marketing are becoming evidence-based, business schools have integrated case studies about different stages of data analytics such as problem…
Descriptors: Marketing, Teaching Methods, Programming Languages, Data Analysis
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Shah, Purvi; Madhavaram, Sreedhar; Laverie, Debra A. – Marketing Education Review, 2019
Teaching portfolios and pedagogical competence are integral to the scholarship of teaching and learning movement in marketing. As teaching portfolios lack a common organizing framework, we argue that taxonomies associated with pedagogical competence can be used for "reflection" and "development" of one's marketing pedagogy.…
Descriptors: Marketing, Teacher Competencies, Portfolios (Background Materials), Teacher Effectiveness
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Bacon, Donald R.; Zheng, Yilong; Stewart, Kim A.; Johnson, Carol J.; Paul, Pallab – Marketing Education Review, 2016
Although widely used, student evaluations of teaching do not address several factors that should be considered in evaluating teaching performance such as new course preparations, teaching larger classes, and inconvenient class times. Consequently, the incentive exists to avoid certain teaching assignments to achieve high SET scores while…
Descriptors: Student Evaluation of Teacher Performance, Statistical Analysis, College Faculty, Business Schools
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Albinsson, Pia A.; Burman, Bidisha; Shows, G. David; Stoddard, James E. – Marketing Education Review, 2020
This paper examines whether marketing educators' efforts in integrating sustainability-related issues in an undergraduate Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) course affect students' perceived sustainability literacy. Using the Taxonomy of Significant Learning, a traditional IMC course was redesigned to include sustainability-focused concepts…
Descriptors: Marketing, Teaching Methods, Communications, Sustainability
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Kim, Dae-Hee; Hettche, Matt; Spiller, Lisa – Marketing Education Review, 2019
To advance the pedagogical discussion on adopting third-party certifications in marketing courses, this article examines responses of undergraduate students with different learning styles to the online certification program incorporated into marketing classes. While the overall student opinions were positive especially as a valuable addition for…
Descriptors: Marketing, Cognitive Style, Certification, Undergraduate Students
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Eastman, Jacqueline K.; Aviles, Maria; Hanna, Mark D. – Marketing Education Review, 2017
This study examined the determinants of perceived learning and satisfaction in online courses and the moderating effect of course type. For perceived learning outcomes, those students who perceive a higher level of interaction and those students who are satisfied will report higher levels of learning outcomes. There were significant differences…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Business Administration, Student Satisfaction, Learning
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Dugan, Riley G.; Kellaris, James J. – Marketing Education Review, 2015
Many colleges of business demand A-level journal publications from marketing faculty as a condition for professional advancement. Yet only around 10 percent of marketing academics ever publish in the "Big 4," A-level journals ("Journal of Marketing," "Journal of Marketing Research," "Journal of Consumer…
Descriptors: Marketing, College Faculty, Teacher Attitudes, Periodicals