Marketing (MKTG) Courses for
Ph.D. Students
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850 -- Research Methods and Philosophies in Marketing. (3) Doctoral seminar
covering research methods and philosophies that underpin knowledge generation in marketing.
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851 -- Concepts and Theories in Consumer Research. (3) Doctoral seminar exploring
concepts, theories, and research methods relevant to understanding consumer behavior.
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852 -- Current Topics in Consumer Research. (3) (Prereq: MKTG 851) Doctoral
seminar involving intensive study and critical evaluation of the consumer research literature.
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853 -- Analytic Techniques for Marketing Decision Making. (3) Doctoral seminar
investigating contemporary analytic techniques for testing marketing theories.
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854 -- Latent Variable Estimation Techniques. (3) Doctoral seminar examining
covariance structure methods for developing measures of unobservable constructs and testing
structural models.
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855 -- Empirical Testing of Theoretical Propositions in Marketing. (3) (Prereq:
permission of department) A directed project for marketing Ph.D. students requiring an empirical
investigation and testing of theoretical propositions.
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856 -- Conceptualization in Marketing. (3) (Prereq: permission of department) A
directed project for marketing Ph.D. students requiring literature synthesis of a selected topical
area and formulation of original concepts and theoretical propositions.
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857 -- Marketing Models. (3) (Prereq: MGSC 792) Doctoral seminar covering advances
in marketing science models, including brand choice, product development, media choice, and other
models.
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858 -- Seminar in
Marketing
Strategy
I.
(3) Doctoral seminar investigating emerging paradigms and theory regarding the
role of marketing within the firm and the effects of marketing mix variables on consumer behavior
and firm performance.
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859 -- Seminar in Marketing Strategy II. (3) Theoretical foundations of marketing
strategy