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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MARKETING AND BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

University of Denver
Denver , United States
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Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Fine Arts | Business Administration | Marketing
Area of study
Arts | Business and Administration
Course Language
English
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Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Marketing and Bachelor of Fine Arts is a dual degree program that combines undergraduate and graduate-level coursework.


Program Requirements

  • The total number of credits required for the dual degree is 177 at the undergraduate level and 45-47 credits at the graduate level.
  • The undergraduate credit reduction with the dual degree is 12 credits from the original 189 required for the undergraduate degree.
  • The graduate credit reduction is 0 credits.
  • The minimum number of credits required for the dual degree is 222-224.

Degree Requirements

Master of Science in Marketing

All students pursuing the dual degree are required to complete all degree requirements for the Master of Science in Marketing.


Bachelor of Fine Arts

All students pursuing the dual degree are required to complete all degree requirements for the Bachelor of Fine Arts.


Admission Requirements

The admission requirements for the Master of Science in Marketing are included in the program details, but specific criteria are not provided in the given context.


Program Structure

The program is designed to allow students to complete both the Bachelor of Fine Arts and the Master of Science in Marketing degrees, with a reduction in the total number of credits required compared to pursuing each degree separately.


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