Distribution and Marketing Business Subject Group
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Course group overview
This course systematically teaches the fundamental theories and practices of distribution and marketing. It covers a wide range of fields connecting consumers and businesses, including manufacturers, retailers, advertising, fashion, and media, providing practical learning in areas such as product planning, sales promotion, branding, and consumer behavior analysis. The goal is to cultivate individuals who understand "how things sell" and "distribution systems that create value," enabling them to flexibly respond to challenges in the distribution and marketing industries. Project-based learning in collaboration with companies and local communities is also incorporated, allowing students to develop practical skills while experiencing real-world business situations.
Featured Classes
Advertising business
You will learn not only traditional advertising but also PR, Events, and promotions using social media and video, covering a wide range of ways companies communicate with consumers.
Fashion Business
We will learn that the fashion business is a cutting-edge business that provides products with individuality and informational value by understanding people's needs and adding ingenuity to materials.
Brand theory
The importance of brands is increasing, and their scope of application is expanding. In class, students will comprehensively learn about brand theory by examining well-known examples such as Coca-Cola and Disney in groups.
Distribution and Marketing Business Subject Group (Example) / Other Courses and Subjects
- Distribution business
- Brand Business
- Advertising business
- Fashion Business
- Venture entrepreneurship theory
- Urban development business
- Distribution Systems Theory
- Brand theory
- General Marketing Theory
- Global Marketing
- Service marketing, etc.
Lessons learned from seniors
Through diverse learning experiences, I discovered "marketing" as a future career option.
Akira Tada
As a high school student, I hadn't yet decided on my future career path, so I chose this program to broaden my options through diverse learning. Currently, I belong to a seminar on marketing and consumer psychology research, where we work on group projects to solve problems given by real companies. As the seminar leader, I also have the opportunity to learn about organizational management. In the future, I hope to work in a job where I can utilize my marketing knowledge to "identify what consumers want and devise ways to sell it."
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