The master's program in. Digital marketing and E-commerce provides balanced and well-designed training in Information Technology principles applied to E-Business and Digital Marketing best practices, as well as the managerial and financial skills essential to starting and running an e-Business.
The Master's program in Digital Marketing and E-commerce aims to provide effective and professional insights at an advanced level and its goal is to promote the growth of new professionals capable of the development of projects and activities related to e-Business.
The training action provides a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, focusing on e-Business/e-Commerce applications and the technologies applied in them, such as:
- Project management, leadership and teamwork
- Management and digital marketing
- Entrepreneurial skills and knowledge needed to develop start-up businesses
- Key skills on strategic decision-making, regarding innovation and technology management,
- Communication skills both on site and digital
- Skills related to data analysis and evaluation
- Planning and time management
We promote through this training initiative a learning and teaching model characterized by a diversity of resources, styles and methodologies, which will foster the personal and professional growth of those attending.
In particular, the teaching methodologies, based on practical and concrete examples enriched by the teachers' own professional field experience, will help the development of learners' industry skills, encouraging not only professionalizing skills, but also:
- students' ability to develop independent and self-motivated learning,
- problem-solving skills
- knowledge and skills deemed essential for successful entry into the world of work.
The Master's program is aimed at recent graduates or undergraduates from all faculties, first and second level, who are motivated to acquire immediately expendable skills in the corporate world aimed at fostering professional integration in the area of digital marketing, social media and e-commerce.
A good knowledge of English is a preferred but non-discriminatory requirement.
Bachelor's degree
To the question of whether a Master's degree of this kind can help one place oneself effectively in the world of work, the answer is a dry yes. The job outlets for those who can juggle the world of marketing and go-to-market strategies are extremely valuable and available. The reason is in the fierce competition that sales and trade have taken on in the years of globalization and the need to scientifically hone techniques to stand out against competitors.
The Master's program is aimed at preparing professional profiles capable of reaching responsible roles in the sales and marketing area of complex organizations such as:
Marketing manager - Brand manager - Product manager - Key account manager - Trade marketing manager - Category manager - Distribution manager - Sales manager - Commercial developer - Sales analyst - Marketing analyst - Communication manager - Advertising manager Media manager - CRM manager - Digital marketing manager - Community manager - Media consultant - Digital media planner - Web marketing manager - E-commerce manager - Account planner
Coordinator: Francis Juri
Scientific Council: Professors Paolo Confortini, Alberto Cuculachi, Bruno Lenzi, Biagio Teseo, Riccardo Tomassetti
| N° | TITLE | HRS | ECTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ITC MANAGEMENT & DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION1.1 Understanding the impact of exponential technologies on society and the economy |
10 | |
| 2 | DIGITAL MARKETING2.1 The Basics of Marketing Theory 2.2 The importance of digital marketing 2.3 MarTech: Technologies and Big Data for the New Era of Marketing 2.4 Website 2.5 Content marketing, storytelling and editorial plan 2.6 Inbound and Outbound Marketing 2.7 Innovative Product Launch 2.8. Marketing Automation and Lead Generation. 2.9 Loyalty & Engagement 2.10 Privacy 2.11 Consumer Experience |
33 | |
| 3 | WEB ANALYTICS.3.1. Data sources: clickstream data, online surveys, usability research 3.2 E-commerce metrics. 3.3 Turn metrics into actionable insights_ monitoring, trend analysis, dashboards, segmentation 3.4 Navigation analysis 3.5 Experimentation - A-B and multivariate tests 3.6 Current trends and challenges_ data collection and analysis for developing omnichannel marketing strategies 3.7 SEO 3.8 Product pages built to convert customers 3.9 How to create content pages to support e-commerce 3.10 Resources and Content Examples |
23 | |
| 4 | DATA SCIENCE4.1 Data science 4.2 Data science and application areas 4.3 Management and Application 4.4 Future developments |
9 | |
| 5 | E-COMMERCE5.1. E-commerce Models and Marketing Types. 5.2 Online user behavior 5.3 The basics of data analysis 5.4 - Content Marketing for eCommerce 5.5 - Conversions and specific activities 5.6 Abandoned cart: Final questions for each macro topic 5.8 User Experience 5.9 Logistics and Couriers 5.10 Building an E Commerce Site |
22 | |
| 6 | DIGITAL ECONOMY6.1 Intro. 6.6 Value Proposition Canvas |
9 | |
| 7 | SOCIAL AND ONLINE COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT7.1 Introduction to social 7.3 - Social media 7.4 - Social Media Marketing by Business Type. 7.5 Buyer Personas and consumer segmentation 7.6 Social media content marketing strategies, company use cases and successful campaigns 7.7 Social Listening: analyzing the behavior of our users in social networks 7.8 Research and marketing plan 7.9 Relationship building 7.10 Metrics and KPIs 7.11 Social media analysis 7.12. Chat Bot and social network related automation 7.14 Community management: podcast and telegram |
23 | |
| 8 | E-COMMERCE AND DIGITAL ECONOMY8.1 The evolution of the digital economy |
10 |
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