- Faculty
- Faculty of Multimedia Communications
- Name
- Marketing Communication | N0414P180004
- Mode
- Full-time
- Type
- Postgraduate Master
- Language
- English
- Degree awarded
- Mgr.
- Length of study
- 2 years
- Fee
- CZK 67,500 / academic year
- Deadline
- 31. 05. 2025
Educational goals
The aim of the master's study program Marketing Communication is to expand and deepen the knowledge and skills acquired in the bachelor's degree with a focus on mastering the social and scientific theoretical context, based on the current state of scientific knowledge, including full mastery of their application and effective integration of knowledge from many related fields. The study is focused on connecting educational activities with research and other creative activities in order to define and develop integrating tendencies of research activities in the field. It aims to gain knowledge of methodology for scientific, analytical and conceptual work, to gain knowledge of information technology usable in marketing communication, to understand the methodology of qualitative and quantitative marketing research and its application in performing specific tasks. Emphasis is placed on the ability of students to work independently, to understand the field of marketing communication in its broader context, to acquire of managerial knowledge and competencies. Teaching emphasizes intercultural links of marketing communication, global issues of the society and of global brands. Full-time students have the opportunity to participate as project managers, team leaders and job advisors within the Communication Agency course.
Admission requirements
The admission procedure is two-round, in the first round there is a written exam testing the knowledge of basic concepts of marketing communications and a test of knowledge of English. In the second round, an oral interview with applicants for study takes place with the aim of finding out the degree of motivation to study, personal abilities and the value of the study for further professional growth of the applicant.
Additional information about admission procedure
Graduate profile
Graduates can apply their expertise in predicting the development of consumer behaviour, economic development of society, forecasting and implementing communication on social global topics. For these purposes, the faculty creates prerequisites for both the acquisition of general and special, professional knowledge and skills, and the acquisition of professional and ethical values. A graduate of the master's degree in Marketing Communication demonstrates the following general knowledge, abilities and skills: 1. The graduate can clearly formulate and express his/her thoughts and opinions in the English language; he/she is able to express himself/herself accurately, in a written and oral manner, argument in favour of his/her opinion and make public appearances. 2. The graduate has fully mastered communication skills in English, both on the general and professional level, and is able to use these skills in independent negotiations with foreign partners or customers, as well as in studying foreign professional literature. 3. The graduate is able to think independently and critically, make independent decisions, consider the implications of his decision and take full responsibility for it. He/She can justify his/her decision using convincing arguments and present it clearly. 4. In addition to being able to work in a team, the graduate will have acquired the skills necessary for team leadership and positive motivation of employees. 5. The graduate will have created a hierarchy of living and professional values that leads to the ability to manifest himself/herself as a free and responsible personality with a focus on the adoption of the fundamental principles of a democratic society. 6. The graduate understands the global context of development of society while understanding and respecting its cultural diversity. 7. The graduate will have created the ability to coexist with other people, tolerate and have consideration for other people, their cultures and values. 8. The graduate will have adopted the ethical code of professional conduct and will be aware of his/her responsibility in implementing it. 9. The graduate will have acquired habits for the continuous development of his/her professional knowledge and skills by means of lifelong learning.
Expected career prospects
The programme equips its graduate with such general and professional competences as to be able to perform management positions in communication agencies, marketing departments of companies, marketing communications departments, in state and funded organizations.
Curricula
Year of validity: 2024
Compulsory Courses
Year of study | Semester | Name | Type of termination | Number of credits |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | ZS | Theory of Argumentation | Examination | 4 |
1 | ZS | Ethics | Course credit | 1 |
1 | ZS | International Marketing | Examination | 4 |
1 | ZS | Methodology of Science | Course credit | 3 |
1 | ZS | The Origins and Development of Communication | Examination | 4 |
1 | ZS | Psychology in Marketing Communication | Examination | 4 |
1 | ZS | Qualitative Research Methods | Classified course credit (exam) | 4 |
1 | LS | Creativity in Advertising | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | LS | Consumer Behaviour | Examination | 4 |
1 | LS | Cross-Cultural Communication | Examination | 4 |
1 | LS | Applied Ethics and Moral Management | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | LS | Marketing in Trade and Services | Examination | 4 |
1 | LS | Quantitative Research Methods | Classified course credit (exam) | 4 |
1 | LS | MA Thesis Project 1 | Course credit | 2 |
2 | ZS | Integrated Marketing Communication in Practice | Classified course credit (exam) | 4 |
2 | ZS | Marketing Applications | Examination | 5 |
2 | ZS | Semiotics of Advertising | Classified course credit (exam) | 4 |
2 | ZS | Strategic Marketing Planning | Examination | 5 |
2 | ZS | Trends in Marketing Communication | Examination | 5 |
2 | ZS | MA Thesis Seminar 1 | Course credit | 6 |
2 | LS | MA Internship | Course credit | 10 |
2 | LS | MA Thesis Seminar 2 | Course credit | 8 |
Final State Examination
Year of study | Semester | Name | Type of termination | Number of credits |
---|---|---|---|---|
2 | LS | Theory and Practice of Marketing Communications | Final state exam | 0 |
Compulsory-optional Courses
Year of study | Semester | Name | Type of termination | Number of credits |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Design Thinking | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 | |
1 | The Role and Function of Social Media in the Field of Marketing Communication | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 | |
1 | ZS | Business English in Marketing Communications 1 | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | ZS | Arts and Media | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | ZS | Economics | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | ZS | Human Resource Management | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | LS | Business English in Marketing Communications 2 | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | LS | Digital Advertising Systems | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | LS | Introduction to Arts Management | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | LS | Political Marketing | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
1 | LS | Strategic Brand Management | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
2 | ZS | Global Aspects in Marketing Communications | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
2 | LS | Corporate Social Responsibility | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 |
Data Mining | Classified course credit (exam) | 3 | ||
LS | Music in Marketing Communications | Classified course credit (exam) | 2 |