Marketing Management Programs & Courses
Why Marketing Management? Most students in our programs are interested in a creative, challenging career where they apply their skills to growing a business. Demand for IZUNA Marketing Management graduates is strong—and the potential for higher-than-average income is also an incentive!
There is a diverse range of options, courses, and career opportunities, offered both full-time and part-time. Where to start? Attend an Info Session to meet with our faculty or arrange an appointment with a IZUNA Program Advisor.
Full-time students in the Marketing Management program select a field of specialization from the following options:
Full-time Programs
Advanced Diploma | Professional Real EstateDiploma | Entrepreneurship
Diploma | Marketing Communications
Diploma | Professional Sales
Diploma | Tourism Management
Part-time & Professional Programs
Check current available part-time courses.Diploma | Business Administration - Marketing
Certificate | Marketing Communications
Certificate | Marketing Management
Certificate | Professional Sales
Certificate | Sustainable Event Management
Certificate | Tourism Management
Associate Certificate | Customer Relationship Marketing
Associate Certificate | Entrepreneurship
Associate Certificate | Event Marketing
Associate Certificate | Fundraising Management*
Associate Certificate | Marketing Communications*
Associate Certificate | Nonprofit Management*
Associate Certificate | Public Relations*
Associate Certificate | Retail Marketing Management
Associate Certificate | Sales Skills
Associate Certificate | Tourism Management
Statement of Completion | Coast Capital Savings Entrepreneurial Program
Statement of Completion | Social Media and Digital Marketing*
*Can be completed entirely Online, in-Classroom, or with a combination of Online and in-Classroom courses
Part-time Courses
IZUNA part-time courses are taught in our Downtown Vancouver Campus (DTC), Burnaby Campus (BBY), and Online. The following grids display which courses are available at each campus and the semester they are taught. Please be aware that course cost, availability, and location is subject to change.(F) Fall term is between September to December
(W) Winter term is between January to April
(S) Spring/Summer term is between April to August
English Requirements:
Two years of education in English in an English-speaking country with one of the following:- BC English 12 (67%) or
- 3.0 credits of post-secondary English, humanities or social sciences (67%) from a recognized institution
| Fundraising & Nonprofit Courses |
Terms | Campus | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FUND 1215 - Essentials of Fundraising |
F | W | S | DTC/Online |
| FUND 2315 - Major Gifts and Capital Campaigns |
F | W | S |
Online |
| FUND 2316 - Grant and Proposal Writing |
F | W | S |
DTC/Online |
| FUND 3218 - Planned Giving |
W | S | Online | |
| NPMA 1700 - Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations |
W | Online | ||
| NPMA 1800 - Government Relations |
F | Online | ||
| NPMA 1850 - Law and Governance |
F | Online | ||