Marketing graduates earn a median $42,154 Across 866 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A Bachelor-level program that teaches how to plan and produce digital content and marketing campaigns, combining marketing, public relations and business foundations. Suited to students who want hands-on content creation skills, analytics and practical marketing experience, including industry certifications.
Academic requirements include the business core curriculum plus a series of marketing and digital media courses. Core course examples listed by the program are:
Students develop skills in digital marketing, brand identity, content creation, search and analytics, digital advertising and social media strategy.
The program description does not list specific admissions criteria on the provided page; applicants should consult Utica University's Office of Admissions for detailed entry requirements and application steps.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as marketing specialist, social media manager, advertising, graphic designer, content strategist and web developer. The page notes projected job growth for marketing managers (8% by 2033) and cites 2023 median wages for related roles: $131,870 for advertising and promotions managers and $157,620 for marketing managers. The program emphasises practical, employer-relevant skills to enter digital marketing and communications positions.
The program page does not specify scholarships; prospective students should explore Utica University's institutional scholarships, departmental awards and financial aid options through the Office of Admissions and the university’s financial aid office.
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