

University Degree in Marketing
and Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Innovation for Marketing
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY DEGREE | IN PERSON MODALITY
Do you know what is behind the most successful brands in the world? These companies not only have a good product or service, but also know how to differentiate themselves and leave an indelible mark on their customers. With a degree in Marketing you will be able to create distinct and impactful strategies that connect directly with the public and make a difference in an organization.
Do you want to discover new market trends to make strategic decisions?
Are you interested in analyzing campaigns and ads to understand the value proposition of a business?
Are you looking for a career that sparks your creativity and where you work with clients from different sectors?
Would you like to understand how the relationship between brands and consumers is built in an increasingly connected world?
If so... this is the university degree for you!
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Study University Degree in Marketing in Madrid
You will analyze data patterns in business simulators
You will discover how to impact the consumer through different channels in our Business Simulation Center in one of the best university campuses in Europe. A space where you will understand in depth how a company works, what is its mission and differential proposal and you will work on all aspects of marketing with workshops and real cases.
Syllabus University Degree in Marketing
First Year Syllabus 2024
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
---|---|---|---|
Introduction to University Studies | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Basic Computer Tools | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Mathematics Applied to Marketing | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Fundamentals of Marketing | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Business Organization and Management | OB | 1 SEM | 6 |
Economics for Entrepreneurs | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
Introduction to Statistics for Marketing Decision Making | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
History of Thought in the West | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Research | OB | 2 SEM | 6 |
Communication: Leadership Skills and Competencies | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
DIPLOMA IN EMPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION FOR MARKETING | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
New Consumption Patterns | PW | 1 SEM | 6 |
Digital Ecosystems | PW | 2 SEM | 6 |
Second Year Syllabus 2024
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
---|---|---|---|
Fundamental Anthropology and Education for Social Responsibility | OB | 3 SEM and 4 SEM | 9 |
Marketing Research and Demand Estimation | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Product and Brand Policy | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Financial Accounting | OB | 3 SEM | 4.5 |
Sociology of Consumption | BT | 3 SEM | 6 |
Management of Innovation in Marketing | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Introduction to Data Analysis Data | OB | 4 SEM | 6 |
Innovation and Digital Transformation | BT | 4 SEM | 6 |
Project Management | OB | 4 SEM | 6 |
Cost Accounting | OB | 4 SEM | 4.5 |
DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION FOR MARKETING | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
Artificial Intelligence Applied to Business | PW | 3 SEM | 6 |
Project Leadership for Entrepreneurship | PW | 4 SEM | 6 |
Third Year Syllabus 2024
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
---|---|---|---|
Sales and Marketing Management | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Relationship Marketing | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Distribution and Pricing Strategies | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Total Quality Management as a Competitive Advantage in Marketing | OB | 5 SEM | 4.5 |
Integrated Communication Strategies I | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Introduction to Theology | OB | 6 SEM | 4.5 |
E-Commerce | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
Internet as a Relationship Scenario | OB | 6 SEM | 3 |
Customer Experience | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
Comprehensive Communication Strategies 2 | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
Financial Management | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION FOR MARKETING | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
Government, Society and Corporate for Entrepreneurship | PW | 5 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Tools I | PW | 6 SEM | 6 |
Fourth Year Syllabus 2024
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
---|---|---|---|
Logistics and Commercial Networks | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Strategic Marketing Management | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Media Plan Design | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Entrepreneurship I | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Ethics | OB | 7 SEM | 4.5 |
Organizational Culture and Leadership | OB | 8 SEM | 3 |
Entrepreneurship II | OB | 8 SEM | 4.5 |
External Academic Internships | EXT INTERNSHIPS | 8 SEM | 6 |
End of Degree Project | END OF DEGREE PROJECT | 8 SEM | 6 |
OPTATIVES | OP | 8 SEM | 12 |
OPTIONAL SUBJECT (CHOOSE 4 SUBJECTS) | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Services Marketing | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Customer Experience Management | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Customer Experience Management | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Advanced Marketing Analytics | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Sales Techniques | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Trade Marketing | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Complementary Training Activities I | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Complementary Training Activities II | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Students will be able to select their optional subjects from the University’s published syllabus, which will be available in the Syllabus book for enrollment. Similarly, the University reserves the right to open these elective subjects once the enrollment period has concluded, dependent on the number of students enrolled. |
DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION FOR MARKETING | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | ECTS |
Marketing Tools 2 | PW | 7 SEM | 6 |
Competences and Skills for Communicating Value Propositions | PW | 8 SEM | 6 |
First Year Syllabus 2019
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Business Organization and Administration | OB | 1 SEM | 6 |
Fundamentals of Marketing | OB | 1 SEM | 6 |
Applied Mathematics for Business | OB | 1 SEM | 6 |
Microeconomics for Entrepreneurs | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Applied Philosophy | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Communication: Leadership Skills and Competencies | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
Financial Accounting | OB | 2 SEM | 6 |
Business Research | OB | 2 SEM | 6 |
Introduction to Statistics for Marketing Decision Making | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
History of Thought in the West | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
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ASSIGNMENT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
New patterns of consumer behavior. From Consumer Centric to Customer Experience | PW | 1 SEM | 6 |
Digital Ecosystem, players | PW | 2 SEM | 6 |
Second Year Syllabus 2019
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Marketing Research and Demand Estimation | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Sociology of Consumption | BT | 3 SEM | 6 |
Product and Brand Policy | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Innovation Management | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Anthropology Fundamental | BT | 3 SEM | 6 |
Cost Accounting | OB | 4 SEM | 6 |
Macroeconomics for Entrepreneurs | BT | 4 SEM | 6 |
Modern Language | OB | 4 SEM | 6 |
Innovation and Digital Transformation | BT | 4 SEM | 6 |
Education for Social Responsibility | BT | 4 SEM | 6 |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Digital transformation in companies. Multichannel strategy | PW | 3 SEM | 6 |
Information management, Data mining, Big data | PW | 4 SEM | 6 |
Third Year Syllabus 2019
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Integrated Communication Strategies | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Distribution and Pricing Strategies | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Relationship Marketing | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Business Logistics | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Sales and Marketing Management | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Financial Management | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
Financial Management | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
Ethics | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
OPTIONAL 1 | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
OPTIONAL 2 | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
OPTIONAL 3 | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
OPTIONAL 4 | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
THE STUDENT MUST STUDY FOUR OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONALS | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Internet as a New Relationship Scenario | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Industrial Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Business Law | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Communication “Below the Line” (BtL) | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Services Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Financial and Banking Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Real Estate Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Tourism Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Sales Techniques | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Trade Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Information Systems | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Fundamentals of Econometrics Applied to Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Students will have the opportunity to select their electives from the list of subjects offered by the University each academic year. This information will be published in the Syllabus book for registration purposes. Similarly, the University reserves the right to open these optional subjects once the enrolment period has concluded, dependent on the number of students enrolled. |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Apps and Mobile: Multiplatform Campaigns. Customer value | PW | 5 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Management through knowledge. Values and social transformation | PW | 6 SEM | 6 |
Fourth Year Syllabus 2019
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Media Plan Design | OB | 8 SEM | 6 |
Computer Models Applied to Marketing | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Advanced Language | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Introduction to Theology | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Deontology Professional | OB | 8 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Plan | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Internship | EXT INTERNSHIP | 8 SEM | 12 |
End of Degree Project | END OF DEGREE PROJECT | 8 SEM | 6 |
OPTIONAL 5 | OP | 7 SEM | 3 |
OPTIONAL 6 | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
THE STUDENT MUST TAKE TWO OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONALS (ONE OF EACH SEMESTER) | |||
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SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
International Expansion Strategies | OP | 7 SEM | 3 |
Fiscal System | OP | 7 SEM | 3 |
Complementary Training Activities I | OP | 7 SEM | 3 |
Policies Remuneration Policies for Sellers | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Literature and Great Books | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Complementary Formative Activities 2 | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Students will have the option to select their preferred optional subjects from those offered by the University each academic year. The full list of available subjects will be published in the Syllabus book for enrolment. Similarly, the University reserves the right to open these optional subjects once the enrollment period has concluded, dependent on the number of students enrolled. |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Emotional intelligence in business: Strengths finder. Corporate presence. Leadership & talent management in collaborative environments | PW | 7 SEM | 6 |
Scorecard & Dashboard design. Final project | PW | 8 SEM | 6 |
Syllabus structure
The student will acquire the following competencies
Competencies to be acquired by the student | Download |
First Year Syllabus 2010
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Business Organization and Administration | OB | 1 SEM | 6 |
Fundamentals of Marketing | OB | 1 SEM | 6 |
Applied Mathematics for Business | OB | 1 SEM | 6 |
Microeconomics for Entrepreneurs | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Applied Philosophy | BT | 1 SEM | 6 |
Communication: Leadership Skills and Competencies | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
Financial Accounting | OB | 2 SEM | 6 |
Business Research | OB | 2 SEM | 6 |
Introduction to Statistics for Marketing Decision Making | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
History of Thought | BT | 2 SEM | 6 |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
New patterns of consumer behavior. From Consumer Centric to Customer Experience | PW | 1 SEM | 6 |
Digital Ecosystem, players | PW | 2 SEM | 6 |
Second Year Syllabus 2010
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Marketing Research and Demand Estimation | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Sociology of Consumption | BT | 3 SEM | 6 |
Product and Brand Policy | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Management of Innovation in Marketing | OB | 3 SEM | 6 |
Fundamental Anthropology | BT | 3 SEM | 6 |
Cost Accounting | OB | 4 SEM | 6 |
Macroeconomics for Entrepreneurs | BT | 4 SEM | 6 |
Modern Language | OB | 4 SEM | 6 |
History of the West | BT | 4 SEM | 6 |
Education for Social Responsibility | BT | 4 SEM | 6 |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Digital transformation in companies. Multichannel strategy | PW | 3 SEM | 6 |
Information management, Data mining, Big data | PW | 4 SEM | 6 |
Third Year Syllabus 2010
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Integrated Communication Strategies | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Distribution and Pricing Strategies | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Relationship Marketing | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Commercial Logistics | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Sales and Marketing Management | OB | 5 SEM | 6 |
Financial Management | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
Total Quality Management as a Competitive Advantage in Marketing | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
Ethics | OB | 6 SEM | 6 |
THE STUDENT MUST STUDY FOUR OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONAL SUBJECTS | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Internet as a New Relationship Scenario | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Industrial Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Business Law | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Below the Line (BtL) Communication | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Services Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Financial and Banking Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Real Estate Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Tourism Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Sales Techniques | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Trade Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Information Systems OP 6 SEM 3 Information Systems | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Fundamentals of Econometrics Applied to Marketing | OP | 6 SEM | 3 |
Students will be able to select their preferred optional subjects from the published syllabus, which will be updated annually and available in the Syllabus book for enrolment. Similarly, the University reserves the right to open these optional subjects once the enrolment period has concluded, dependent on the number of students enrolled. |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Apps and Mobile: Multiplatform Campaigns. Customer value | PW | 5 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Management through knowledge. Values and social transformation | PW | 6 SEM | 6 |
Fourth Year Syllabus 2010
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
---|---|---|---|
Media Plan Design | OB | 8 SEM | 6 |
Computer Modeling Applied to Marketing | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Advanced Language | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Introduction to Theology | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Professional Deontology | OB | 8 SEM | 6 |
Marketing Plan | OB | 7 SEM | 6 |
Internship | EXT INTERNSHIP | 8 SEM | 12 |
Final Degree Project | END OF DEGREE PROJECT | 8 SEM | 6 |
THE STUDENT MUST TAKE TWO OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONAL SUBJECTS (ONE IN EACH SEMESTER) | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
International Expansion Strategies | OP | 7 SEM | 3 |
Tax System | OP | 7 SEM | 3 |
Complementary Formative Activities I | OP | 7 SEM | 3 |
Compensation Policies for Sellers | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Literature and Great Books | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
3 Complementary Training Activities II | OP | 8 SEM | 3 |
Students will be able to select their preferred optional subjects from the published syllabus, which will be updated annually and included in the enrolment book of Study Plans. Similarly, the University reserves the right to open these optional subjects once the enrolment period has concluded, dependent on the number of students enrolled. |
DIPLOMA IN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL MARKETING | |||
---|---|---|---|
SUBJECT | TYPOLOGY | SEM | CRD |
Emotional intelligence in business: Strengths finder. Corporate presence. Leadership & talent management in collaborative environments | PW | 7 SEM | 6 |
Scorecard & Dashboard design. Final project | PW | 8 SEM | 6 |
Syllabus structure
The student will acquire the following competencies
Competences to be acquired by the student | Download |
Do you have doubts about the University Degree in Marketing?
Why is UFV the best place to study Marketing?
You will learn marketing with a very practical methodology, with group dynamics, business simulators, company visits, seminars, meetings with industry professionals, and much more!
You will always have the most advanced facilities available to you and you will be able to get involved in the university’s media, including an advertising agency where you will be able to collaborate with your marketing strategies.
You will have the opportunity to do internships both in Spain and abroad, in companies such as: Coca Cola, Deloitte, BBVA, Vodafone, Decathlon, Movistar, AXA Seguros, Campofrío, Mapfre, Nielsen, Oracle, Walt Disney, etc. An excellent opportunity to join a great company and learn from the best.
You will have an UNFORGETTABLE college experience. You will be able to participate in student societies such as the Entrepreneurship Club, Business Generation, Debate Society, or join sports teams and hundreds of activities.
Your teachers will be active professionals, experts in the latest trends in the sector, such as Raquel Ayestarán, manager at Bertmans, Ricardo Alcón, Client Development manager at NielsenIQ, or Alejandro Pavón, Marketing manager in the education sector.
At the UFV you will take a Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Innovation for Marketing, which will allow you to specialize from the third year onwards in the area you like best: artificial intelligence (AI), customer experience (CX) and customer relationship management (CRM). A differential value that will allow you to learn how to develop smarter and more effective strategies, improve customer experience and manage relationships in an efficient and personalized way, which is key in the sector.
We bring you the vision of experts
in digital marketing.
Discover and enhance all your capabilities
Raúl Villamarín
Vice President of Woxsen University
- Raúl VillamarínRaúl Villamarín advises marketing students on the proper use of platforms and applications, pointing out that not all problems require Big Data or IA. Sometimes, it is enough to use simple tools and Open Source programs for PR analysis.
What kind of digital tools do you recommend?
I recommend that marketing students use platforms and applications that allow them to understand the problem and how to solve it. Emphasizing the use of simpler tools such as PR analysis programs, which can be Open Source and do not require the use of advanced technologies such as Big Data or AI, unless strictly necessary.
Why not all problems require the use of Big Data?
Not all marketing problems require Big Data or AI. In many cases, a public relations (PR) analysis with open source software is enough. The key is to understand the problem and the right tools to address it without overloading the process with complex technologies when they are not necessary.
What are the main skills needed in marketing?
Students must learn to identify which tools to use, why to use them, and how to program behind them. The ability to understand and manage these tools effectively, without getting into overly complex areas such as Big Data, is essential to succeed in the marketing field.
Join us and embark on your professional career.
The best professionals collaborate at UFV.
José Luis Arbeo
General Manager of AMKT
- José Luis Arbeogives us his vision of what is necessary for success in the marketing sector, highlighting the genuine interest of people to help solve practical issues as well as providing empathy in the process.
- He recommends staying highly educated in the technical subject matter while at the same time maintaining a constant update in habits and customs. He urges students to enter the world of marketing because from his perspective he considers it a wonderful world where you can put into practice talents and skills both qualitative and quantitative.
Berta Fernández
IBM Distinguished Engineer CTO
- AI is converting Marketing processes, thanks to the ability to process a large amount of data through Machine Learning or Deep Learning processes or with the new generative AI processes obtaining my personalized information with a high level of segmentation generating a high conversion rate.
- In the case of Blockchain is different, it allows us to tokenize and transform into digital assets any real life thing. It allows us to have a lot of control over anything digital. The integration of systems and having control over them is critical.
- The evolution of AI is rapidly changing and constantly evolving, generating new professions such as PROMTS engineers that allow us that efficient communication with AI.
Learn how to evaluate content efficiently.
We bring you closer to the best knowledge of the sector.
Daniel Rodrigo
VP Marketing Cabify
- Métricas clave: Daniel Rodrigo mentions three important elements to evaluate a campaign: reach, frequency, consumer perception and business impact.
- Marketing industry: He recommends studying marketing because of its complexity and constant changes, although he assures that it is a fascinating and rewarding industry.
What are the most important indicators to evaluate the performance of a campaign?
It would be defined in three main areas:
- The reach and frequency of people we reach.
- The perception of consumers and the impact we have had on them.
- The business
Why do you recommend studying marketing despite its complexity?
It is a tough and complex industry but it is constantly changing and pays off every moment.
Internships in companies
You will do your internship in organizations such as Coca-Cola, Deloitte, BBVA, Vodafone, Decathlon, Movistar, AXA Seguros, Campofrío, Mapfre, Nielsen, Oracle and Walt Disney or ThePowerMBA, a successful company created by UFV students. This internship will allow you to discover how a marketing department works and to participate in strategic projects
INTERNATIONAL
AGREEMENTS
8,4 / 10
in international
experience of
our students
Source: 2024 undergraduate student experience report.
We have exchange agreements so that you can study at a university in America, Europe or Asia, an experience that will allow you to learn how data is analyzed in other countries. In addition, you will live on campus with students of different nationalities and have access to the UFV Language Center.
We train data analysts with a deep understanding of the human being
As a marketing expert, you will need to thoroughly understand people’s motivations, desires and behaviors in order to design strategies accordingly. For this reason, our training includes humanistic subjects that will allow you to explore the essence of the human being, develop your critical spirit and leadership skills.

TITLE OF UNIVERSITY DEGREE
UNIVERSITY DEGREE IN MARKETING
INITIAL FEE
€1,500
MONTHLY FEE
€900
TOTAL
€10,500
Scholarships and Grants
At UFV we know how important it is to study a university degree that makes you feel fulfilled. That’s why one out of every three UFV students receives a scholarship or study grant.

Career Opportunities
The holder of a University Degree in Marketing has countless challenges in the coming years in a constantly changing and growing sector. You will be able to work in positions such as:
- Commercial Director
- Chief Operating Officer
- Chief Financial Officer
- Chief Marketing Officer
- Chief Sales Officer
- Chief Purchasing Officer
- Supply Chain
- Product Manager
- Brand Manager
- Account Executive
- Key Account
- Financial Controller
- Digital Marketing
- Analyst Customer Relantionship
- Strategic Planning
- Consumer Insight
- Business Intelligence
Title of University Degree:
Degree in Economics and Finance
Centers where the University Degree is offered
Faculty of Law, Business and Government
Branch of knowledge
Social and Legal Sciences
Field of knowledge
Economic sciences, business administration and management, marketing, commerce, accounting and tourism
Modality
In person
Languages
Spanish
Total number of credits:
240 ECTS credits
Specializations:
Not applicable
Places:
180