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Recession and MBA in Advertising

Submitted by Ameya Pimpalgaonkar on July 18, 2008 – 7:49 am Share/Save/Bookmark 3 Comments

- Ameya Pimaplgaonkar

Despite a weakening economy and a higher unemployment rate, there are industries and professions that are expected to remain strong. These sector are fundamental sector where there is still ample space for expansion and developments. If you are a person persuing an MBA degree and sceptic about the future, here we are preseting yet another niche sector where you can persue your Masters degree and secure your future. For your reference here are link to earlier posts on International Business and Enviornmental Sector. The sector we are presenting today is Advertising.

Advertising Sector:

 University of Texas:

The flexibility of the M.A. program allows the student to create a graduate degree focused on their interests through the advertising electives and minors. Many students complete the M.A. program in 18 months, but most take two years. Below are the three M.A. degree options offered. After being trained in all aspects of advertising from a management perspective, many students will either become Media Planners, Account Executives, Account Planners, Art Directors, Copywriters, or find work in marketing/advertising positions within companies. Read more here.

Regent University:

Regent University’s School of Communication & the Arts offers an M.A. in Communication Programs with a specialization in Digital Media. This 39-credit program prepares students for the effective creation, production and dissemination of digital content. It is tailored for leaders, marketers and producers who want to learn the latest digital media technologies and best practices. Read more here.

Full Sail University:
Full Sail is one of the world’s premier colleges for entertainment & media management. It is ranked the #3 New Media School in the World (alongside MIT and NYU) by Shift Magazine, and one of the five Best Film Schools by Unleashed Magazine. Full Sail offers a Master of Entertainment Business — a 13-month program including courses in Media Publishing & Distribution, Product & Artist Management, Mobile Marketing & Commerce, Negotiation & Deal-Making, and more here.
Leeds University Business School:
The MA in Advertising and Marketing is designed to equip students for a marketing career, offering a particular focus on advertising and marketing communications. The programme explores and assesses contemporary developments within marketing / marketing communications theory and practice, offering a balanced academic and ‘hands on’ pragmatic programme of study. Specialist modules include; Public Relations and Corporate Communications, Advertising, Media Policy and Relationship and Direct Marketing. read more here.
Regards,
Ameya


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  • Anupam said:

    There will always be need of an MBA in recession or in boom.

    The job of an MBA is to take a company out of its problems so the MBA market will never suffer I guess.

    Anupam J
    Head PR,
    http://www.Managementparadise.com

  • Admin said:

    Yes, Rightly said. There always is a need of an MBA, However, we are trying to post niche destination that one can choose despite of economic conditions. As you are Head PR you know the value of an MBA degree but many freshers who are just getting passed out have an impact on their decision of their parents, friends or relatives while choosing the destiantion. As recession is slowdown is a topic of dinner table in most of the families and news papers are flooding with the news of reduction in placements opportunities, therefore lack of understanding should not devalue or divert a buddying MBA gradutate. This is the main reason of keeping the title of the post as “Recession and MBA”. However, we are open to all comments. Your tips will be valuable.

    Regards,
    Ameya

  • vishal bhojane said:

    There will be need of MBA in recession or boom
    but todays condition of MBA person is good but in coming future there might be less opportunity for the MBA person, becouse economical law says when demand goes down & supply increase. The same thing happening with MBA degree. but finally depands upon the how a MBA person is reacting.
    recession & boom is part of life, as though same in country’s economy also. that will great pleasure to work on both side of the economy

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