We have compiled a list of courses that will help you further your career aspirations and broaden your background in marketing.   They may be taken as GE or free electives.*

AGB 301 Food and Fiber Marketing
AGB 405 Agribusiness Marketing Research Methods
AGB 406 Agribusiness Marketing Planning
AGB 443 Branded Wine Marketing
AGB 445 Produce Marketing
AGB 446 Wine Market Analysis
AGB 447 Wine Distribution and Pricing
AGB 449 Wine Promotion and Packaging

ART 232 Beginning Graphic Design
ART 333 Corporate Identity
ART 431 Package Design
ART 432 Advertising Design
ART 483 Video and Multimedia Production
ART 487 Web Design

DSCI 350 Dairy Industry Communications

ENGL 310 Corporate Communications
ENGL 318 Advanced Professional Writing
ENGL 519 Web Authoring

ES 320 African American Cultural Images
ES 321 Native American Cultural Images
ES 322 Asian American Cultural Images
ES 323 Mexican American Cultural Images
ES 325 African American Women’s Experiences
ES 330 The Chinese American Experience
ES 350 Asian American and African American Environments

GRC 201 Electronic Publishing Systems
GRC 377 Web and Print Publishing
GRC 337 Consumer Packaging
GRC 339 Digital Design and Production for Multiple Media
GRC 361 Marketing and Sales for Print and Digital Media

IT  330 Fundamentals of Packaging
IT  406 Industrial Sales
IT  407 Packaging Development

Jour 302 Mass Media Law
Jour 312 Introduction to Public Relations
Jour 331 Contemporary Advertising
Jour 342 Public Relations media and Methods
Jour 412 Applied Public Relations
Jour 413 Public Relations Campaigns

PSY 314 Psychology of Women
PSY 315 Psychology of Men
PSY 318 Psychology of Aging
PSY 360 Applied Social Psychology
PSY 494 Psychology of Technological Change

REC 420 Festival and Event Management

SCOM 301 Business and Professional Communication
SCOM 322 Persuasion
SCOM 419 Media Effects

 SOC 326 Sociology of the Life Cycle

STAT 324 Applied Regression Analysis
STAT 421 Sampling Techniques
STAT 423 Design and Analysis of Experiments

 * Check with department offering the class to determine if permission and/or prerequisites are present.