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Sales and Marketing
Turn ideas into sales
Whether it’s to other businesses or the people on the street, every business has something to sell, and that means they need a sales and marketing team. MIT’s Sales and Marketing degrees will allow you to develop your personal strengths, be they talking to customers one-on-one or planning and creating marketing campaigns.
If you can deal with people and you’ve got ideas, sales and marketing is a great way to use your talents to provide value to employers.
Our new Bachelor of Applied Management qualification
The Bachelor of Applied Management is designed to ensure you have a business skill-set that is aligned to both the current and future job market. This is a flexible programme that provides you with a combination of general relevant skills and specialisations of your choice. The purpose of the Bachelor of Applied Management is to enable you to become a work-ready graduate with industry relevant skills – designed specifically to result in employment.
Ten Majors Available
- Accounting (meets NZICA/CPA requirements)
- Accounting (management focus)
- Human Resource Management
- Sales and Marketing
- Business Transformation and Change
- Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Operations and Production Management
- Communication (under development)
- Event Management
- Strategic Management
Flexible Study
Create the qualification you want by selecting one of eight majors, combining two majors, or even choosing the courses you want to study with no major.
Graduate with Real Work Experience
Your final year will include a full-time industry project for a local business, ensuring you graduate with both a degree and real work experience.
Your Existing Work Experience Counts
The Bachelor of Applied Management includes provisions that recognise existing experience and skills, allowing some students to complete their degree sooner.
Graduate with Real Work Experience
In your final year of this degree you will have the opportunity to execute a full-time industry project for a local business, ensuring you graduate with real work experience to increase your chances of gaining employment. Students already in work have the option of building a project around their existing job.
