This course is part of the Business Administration Program at Monterey Peninsula College. Our goal is not only to provide high-quality instruction but also to help you understand how your learning connects to real-world careers and long-term goals. Additionally, this course may be found in other pathways at MPC.
Graduates or transfer students in Business Administration with a focus on Marketing may pursue careers in areas such as:
Marketing Coordinator
Social Media Specialist
Brand Manage
Market Research Analyst
Advertising Account Executive
For a more detailed list of career options, visit California Career Zone (www.cacareerzone.org), O*NET (www.onetonline.org), or speak with an MPC counselor.
This course helps develop the following professional skills that are valuable in today’s workforce:
Understanding consumer behavior
Market research and data analysis
Branding and promotional strategy
Communication and storytelling in business contexts
These skills are highly transferable and sought after by employers across industries that need to connect products, services, and ideas to customers.
Students taking this class may also be studying in programs that include:
Retail, E-Commerce, and Sales
Digital Media and Communications
Hospitality, Tourism, and Event Marketing
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Students taking this class may also be preparing to obtain:
An Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) in Business Administration or Communication Studies
A Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business Administration, or a related field
Specialized certificates in areas such as Digital Marketing, Social Media Marketing, or Sales
Work-Based Learning / Internships: Real-world experience while you study
Career Services Center & Transfer Center: Help with resumes, internships, and transfer planning
Visit MPC’s Career and Academic Pathway webpage for this program and learn more about possible jobs and salary information related to this major of study.
Meet with a counselor to create a Student Education Plan and make sure you are on track to graduate.
Consider how this class supports your long-term career goals and consider making some goals for yourself regarding transfer if it is needed to achieve your goal.