Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Liverpool Business School
Learning Methods
Lecture
Seminar
Module Offerings
4033BUSMK-SEP-MTP
Aims
This course offers to marketing students an introduction to key concepts underpinning management theory and an overview of key management functions. Core topics related to management practices will be covered.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Explore the fundamental debates and literature in management theory
2.
Evaluate key management functions and how they act as an interface with marketing practice
3.
Identify through contemporary case studies how organisational processes (leadership, culture) shape strategic direction
4.
Develop interpersonal communication abilities and collaborative group working ability
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:• An overview of basic concepts of management
Introduction to key management ideas with focus on how organisational structure in firms has evolved into global and networked operations
• Functional areas of management that are important for marketer
(Managing performance, managing the value chain, managing planning and decision-making process, managing innovation and change, and managing the front line)
• Management processes and culture
(Organisational culture and leadership, communications processes for integration, and corporate reputation)
Module Overview:
This module introduces key concepts underpinning management theory and an overview of key management functions.
This module introduces key concepts underpinning management theory and an overview of key management functions.
Additional Information:The focus in this module is on how management functions and processes act as interfaces to marketing practice. It will offer first year students undertaking a marketing degree the opportunity to gain a broader understanding of the organisational context in which marketing is developed. Students should be in a position to identify how organisations may sometimes constrain marketing activities and the importance of an interdisciplinary mindset when engaging with other management functions.