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Marketing & International Business Management

Program Overview

The Marketing and International Business Management program is a double major and strengthens the basic principles of marketing planning and marketing strategies. It aims to widen students’ perceptions of marketing and international business management by developing a global perspective to adapt to dynamic international influences such as the effective use of information technology.

Program Name
Program Name
BSc in Marketing & International Business Administration
Credit hours
Credit hours
132 Hours
Study language
Study language
English/Arabic
Program length
Program length
4 Years
Study mode
Study mode
On-campus
Learning mode
Learning mode
Interactive Lectures
Program Goals

This program is for those who aspire to

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Identify principles of Marketing & International Business Management that relate to different situations

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.Deliver High-Quality Education: Provide a rigorous and comprehensive curriculum that meets high academic standards and prepares students for advanced study and research.

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Assess information from different sources & apply this information to structure & to formulate professional reasoning

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Foster Intellectual Growth and Critical Thinking: Promote critical thinking, creativity, and intellectual curiosity that encourage students to explore new ideas and concepts and to develop innovative solutions.

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Enhance Research and Analytical Capabilities: Develop students' research skills through hands-on exposure to various methodologies, encouraging original research and scholarly contributions to the field of marketing and international business.

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Promote Global Awareness and Interdisciplinary Learning: Encourage students to gain international awareness and integrate knowledge from different disciplines, fostering a holistic and culturally aware understanding of marketing and international business.

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Cultivate Ethical Scholarship and Community Engagement: Instill an understanding of ethical principles, promote integrity and responsible conduct, and encourage students to engage with local and global communities to address real-world challenges and contribute to societal well-being.

Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities
<p>Sales</p>

Sales

<p>Managing Retail Stores</p>

Managing Retail Stores

<p>Research Companies and Advertising Agencies</p>

Research Companies and Advertising Agencies

<p>Production</p>

Production

<p>Domestic and International Marketing</p>

Domestic and International Marketing

<p>All Industrial Economics Sectors</p>

All Industrial Economics Sectors

Study Plan
  • 1st Year
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    Semester 1
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    ARAB 101Arabic INone3
    ENG 101English INone3
    ISLS 101Islamic Studies INone3
    MATH 100Mathematics INone3
    MIS 151Fundamentals of Information TechnologyNone3
    GEE XXXGeneral Education ElectiveNone3
    Total Credit Hours18
    Semester 2
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    STAT 101General StatisticsMATH 1003
    ARAB 102Arabic IIARAB 1013
    ENG 102English IIENG 1013
    ISLS 102Islamic Studies IIISLS 1013
    MAN 121Fundamentals of ManagementENG 1013
    Total Credit Hours15
  • 2nd Year
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    Semester 3
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    MAN 221Human Resource ManagementMAN 1213
    ECO 221Micro EconomicsMAN 121 STAT 1013
    BUS 222Quantitative Analysis for BusinessSTAT 1013
    MKT 231Introduction to MarketingNone3
    ACC 241Introduction to Financial AccountingMATH 1003
    GEE XXXGeneral Education ElectiveNone3
    Total Credit Hours18
    Semester 4
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    ECO 222Macro EconomicsECO 2213
    MAN 222Operations ManagementMAN 121 BUS 2223
    BUS 223Research MethodologyNone3
    MAN 223Organizational BehaviorMAN 2213
    MKT 232Sales ManagementMKT 2313
    Total Credit Hours15
  • 3rd Year
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    Semester 5
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    ENG 103Public SpeakingENG 1013
    MKT 332Consumer BehaviorMKT 2313
    MKT 333Public RelationsMKT 2313
    MKT 336Supply Chain ManagementMKT 231, MAN 2223
    MKT XXXMajor ElectiveNone3
    Total Credit Hours15
    Semester 6
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    MKT 233Services MarketingNone3
    FIN 240Financial ManagementACC 241, MKT 2313
    BUS 322Business LawSTA 101, MKT 231, BUS 2233
    MKT 335Marketing ResearchMKT 2313
    MKT 337Advertising and PromotionNone,ACC 241, MKT 231,STA 101, MKT 231, BUS 223,MKT 2313
    Total Credit Hours15
    Summer Semester
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    MKT -430Co-op TrainingMKT -332, MKT -333, MKT -335, MKT -3376
    Total Credit Hours6
    Summer Semester
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    MKT -430Co-op TrainingMKT -332, MKT -333, MKT -335, MKT -3376
    Total Credit Hours6
  • 4th Year
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    Semester 7
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    BUS 323International Business PrinciplesMAN 222, MKT 231, BUS 3223
    MAN 324Strategic ManagementMAN 1213
    MKT 434Product Development and Brand ManagementMKT 3323
    MKT XXXMajor ElectiveNone3
    MKT XXXMajor ElectiveNone3
    Total Credit Hours15
    Semester 8
    Course CodeCourse NamePre-RequisitesCredit Hours
    BUS 425EntrepreneurshipMKT 2313
    MKT 436International MarketingMKT 231, BUS 3233
    MKT 438Digital MarketingMIS 151, MKT 3373
    MKT 439Integrated Marketing CommunicationMKT 4303
    MKT XXXMajor ElectiveNone3
    Total Credit Hours15
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The student must register between 12-18 credit hours per semester to be able to complete graduation requirements within the specified period of the program.

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Admission Requirements
Scores
High school score
65% & Above
Mandatory Qualifications
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The Certificate Equivalency Letter from the Ministry of Education must be provided in case the student obtained a high school certificate from outside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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The student must pass the English placement test and any other tests determined by the college as one of the admission requirements.

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The student must not be registered in another university or college.

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The student must be medically fit.

College Fees
Registration fees
1200
English test fees
100
Tuition fees
1,600 / Hour
Average fees for one semester
24,000
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Note: Prices are excluding Tax for Non-Saudi
Faculty Members
Dr. Sultan Sabr
governance
Head of Business - Assistant Professor
mail
s.sabr@jicollege.edu.sa
Mr. Hassan Mousa
Ms. Rabia Sohail
Ms. Dana Rajkhan
Dr. Lamya Alsaadi
governance
Assistant professor
mail
l.alsaadi@JICollege.edu.sa
Ms. Henda Matoussi
Dr. Sosan Algahtani
governance
Assistant Professor
mail
S.algahtani@jicollege.edu.sa
Dr. Hossam Sharawi
governance
Assistant Professor
mail
h.sharawi@JICollege.edu.sa
Dr. Kholud Hilal
governance
Assistant Professor
mail
k.hilal@JICollege.edu.sa
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