Social Media Practice
6 ECTS
Social Media Practice
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Module Description
Different social media platforms can attract different targeted groups, leading organisations to increase brand awareness and consumer engagement across a multitude of platforms. In this module, you will explore the different types and uses of social media and how each platform works, in order to help you increase engagement and the click-through rate and even break through niche markets. In addition, this module will also explore the different ways in which you can advertise and market using different means including PPC campaigns and blogging, amongst others.
Entry Requirements
Candidates who apply for this course must be in possession of the following:
- a qualification at MQF Level 4 in subjects related to Marketing, Mathematics, Science or Computing (minimum two ‘A’ Levels or equivalent);
AND
- a pass in English at MQF Level 3 (‘O’ Level or equivalent).
Target Audience
This course is targeted at:
- candidates who understand and possibly work in a marketing environment who would like to bridge the gap with the digital world;
- candidates who understand the digital world, and who now need to understand how digital marketing is transforming the way companies present themselves and why this is important for effective business operations.
Career Paths
This course is targeted at:
- candidates who understand and possibly work in a marketing environment who would like to bridge the gap with the digital world;
- candidates who understand the digital world, and who now need to understand how digital marketing is transforming the way companies present themselves and why this is important for effect
How you’ll be assessed
This is a part-time programme and will typically take 10 months to complete. The programme comprises a total of 5 modules. The method of assessment is assignment-based.
The course comprises:
- 6 lectures per module;
- 3-hour lectures (evening);
- 12 hours of online content per module, comprising asynchronous online discussions, tutorials and/or videos.
