Lehigh University’s marketing minor provides non-business students an opportunity to pursue a course of study in marketing that will enable them to supplement their major field and widen their career choices. The overall learning objective of the program is to provide non-business students with the knowledge and skills to make more informed marketing decisions.
A marketing minor consists of 12 credits. Students wishing to earn a Marketing Minor must take MKT 111 and then select three other marketing courses from the marketing curriculum. A student can also build a concentration within the Marketing Minor in areas such as Marketing Analytics, Marketing Communications, Sales Management, Retail Management, or Brand Management and Innovation, allowing for a deeper understanding of a particular aspect of marketing.
Marketing Minor
Required for All Marketing Minors
- MKT 111: Principles of Marketing
Marketing Courses
Three courses are required for marketing minors from the following courses:
- MKT 311: Consumer Behavior
- MKT 312: Marketing Research
- MKT 313: Advertising & Sales Promotion Strategy
- MKT 314: Digital & Social Media
- MKT 319: Innovation & Marketing of New Products
- MKT 320: Global Marketing
- MKT 325: Consumer Insights through Data Analysis
- MKT 326: Marketing Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in the Digital Space
- MKT 327: Retail Marketing
- MKT 330: Professional Selling
- MKT 332: Sales Management
- MKT 347: Strategic Brand Management
- MKT 366: Services Marketing and Innovation
- MKT 371: Directed Readings
- MKT 372: Special Topics
- MKT 387: Marketing Strategy*
*MKT 311 and MKT 312 are pre-requisites for MKT 387
Other Recommended Course
- MKT 373 Marketing Internship (one credit course; can be taken twice)
For full descriptions of these courses, see the course catalog.