Programme Outlines and Overviews
Digital Marketing 7.5 credits
Course content
Today’s consumers are more connected, more active and impatient. They interact with products and brands in new ways. Hence, a company’s marketing efforts need to keep up with the pace of digital development. This course outlines how marketing is changing because of digital technologies and discusses how theories and practices need to be adapted to meet consumers’ expectations. Participants learn about the strategies, tools and techniques to effectively leverage technology for marketing purposes. Topics include:
- Digital marketing strategy
- Online consumer behavior
- Designing digital relationships
- Social media marketing
- Ethical issues in digital marketing
**Connection to Research and Practice**
The course is based primarily on contemporary research on various topics related to digital marketing. Contemporary and important research articles form the main component of the literature in the course. Through the analysis of selected journal articles, the students explore deeper into each topic and learn about the various issues and implication of digital marketing from a theoretical as well as practical perspective.
Discussions in the classroom are always supported by presenting cases and examples from practice. Additionally, by engaging in the group work project based on a case company, students are guided in applying theoretical principles and analytical skills in a quasi-real-life experience. Furthermore, the students’ study for and take practical certification tests as part of the course which are highly valued by the industry.
Entry requirements
Bachelor’s degree (i.e the equivalent of 180 ECTS credits at an accredited university) with at least 30 credits in Business Administration and 30 credits in one (or a combination) of the following areas: Business Administration, Economics, Industrial Engineering and Management, Business Analytics, Informatics, Information Technology, Communication, Commerce, and taken the course Understanding Digital Business 7.5 credits (or the equivalent). Proof of English proficiency is required.
Level: Second cycle
Course/Ladok-code: JDMS27
School: Jönköping International Business School
Course information
- Type of courseProgramme instance course
- Type of instructionNormal teaching
- Semester2026 Week 14 - Week 23
- Study pace100%
- LocationJönköping
- Teaching hoursDay-time
- Tuition feeApplies only to students outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland.17500 sek
- Course SyllabusPDF (Swedish)PDF (English)
- Occasion codeJ5022
Content updated 2013-07-31