Internships are an important adjunct to our curriculum and, under certain conditions, may be acceptable as electives. Marketing majors hold internships with local, national, and international companies not only during the summer but throughout the year. Internships and frequent exchanges with practitioners, researchers, and corporate partners bring classroom lessons to life. Our programs are also enriched and supported by endowments that have created the Salzberg Memorial Program, the Franklin Institute of Transportation and Distribution Management, the Robert Brethen Operations Management Institute, and the Michael J. Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship. N early 80 percent of undergraduates receive financial aid in one form or another.
Outstanding applicants are eligible for scholarships.
Other financial aid, based on need, is also awarded to eligible students. Marketing majors have accepted positions with the following companies. T he marketing major includes one required course beyond the core course, and three electives. One of the electives may be taken in an area other than marketing or in another college within the University with the approval of Department Chair. You may, for example, elect a course in Supply Chain Management in the School of Management or a course in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.