Award in Principles of Brand Formation
In this module, students will master the principles of creating and managing brands. The module focuses on the creation and management of a brand as a strategic marketing tool that can add value to an organisation.
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OrientationDirector’s Introduction03:27Orientation10:52Understanding Podcasts01:46Understanding Pre-recorded Lectures02:25Understanding Pre-recorded Interviews01:54Understanding Case Studies01:47Understanding Discussion Boards02:30Ascencia Style SheetAI PolicyPolicy for Online Interaction and Behaviour for E-Academic Students
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Foundations of Brand Formation; Lecture 1Lecture 1: Brand Identity01:06:13Journal Article: Brand Image FormationPodium Lecture 1: Part 1: The Concept of a Brand From Different Perspectives00:34:52Podium Lecture 1: Part 1.1: The Concept of a Brand From Different Perspectives00:36:48Journal Article: Rethinking the Place Brand
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Foundations of Brand Formation; Lecture 2Lecture 2: Part 1: Brand Positioning00:49:34Lecture 2: Part 2: Brand Positioning01:04:50Journal Article: The Brand Attitude Formation Process of Emotional and Informational Ads
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Foundations of Brand Formation; Lecture 3Lecture 3: Part 1: Principles of Brand Management00:45:16Lecture 3: Part 2: Principles of Brand Management00:41:46Journal Article: Behind Brand Performance
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Strategies for Branding; Lecture 4Lecture 4: Part 1: Brand Equity00:43:46Lecture 4: Part 2: Brand Equity00:42:23Journal Article: Understanding Brand Equity for Successful Brand ExtensionPodium Lecture 4: Part 1: Value of a Brand: Viewpoints of Consumers and Manufacturers00:35:24Podium Lecture 4.1: Part 2: Value of a Brand: Viewpoints of Consumers and Manufacturers00:33:05Journal Article: Chasing Brand Value
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Strategies for Branding; Lecture 5Lecture 5: Brand Architecture01:29:18Journal Article: Brand Architecture - Building Brand Portfolio ValuePodium Lecture 5: Key Characteristics of Brand and the Process of Branding00:33:22Podium Lecture 5.1: Key Characteristics of Brand and the Process of Branding00:23:43Journal Article: B2B Brand Architecture
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Strategies for Branding; Lecture 6Lecture 6: Part 1: Schools of Thought in Branding01:00:43Lecture 6: Part 2: Schools of Thought in Branding00:55:24Journal Article: The Essential Brand Persona
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Strategies for Branding; Lecture 7Lecture 7: Brand Storytelling and Narrative Development01:28:46Journal Article: Brand Storytelling-a Three-Dimensional PerspectivePodium Lecture 7: Part 1: Brand Building00:31:16Podium Lecture 7.1: Part 2: Brand Building00:22:15Journal Article: Sharing Consumers’ Brand Storytelling
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Strategies for Branding; Lecture 8Lecture 8: Part 1: Ethics and Responsibility in Branding00:53:10Lecture 8: Part 2: Ethics and Responsibility in Branding00:46:33Journal Article: The Ethics of Branding
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Strategies for Branding; Lecture 9
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Strategies for Branding; Lecture 10Lecture 10: Part 1: Brand Lifecycle Analysis00:59:20Lecture 10: Part 2: Brand Lifecycle Analysis00:41:12Journal Article: The Product Life Cycle RevisitedGuest Interview: Zack Ritchie00:29:29
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Strategic Brand Management; Lecture 11Lecture 11: Part 1: Brand Localization vs. Globalization00:58:42Lecture 11: Part 2: Brand Localization vs. Globalization00:50:10Journal Article: Globalization or Localization. Global Brand Perception in Emerging Markets
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Strategic Brand Management; Lecture 12Lecture 12: Part 1: Brand Problems and Solutions00:47:21Lecture 12: Part 2: Brand Problems and Solutions00:50:10Journal Article: Moving From Service Dominant to Solution Dominant Brand Innovation
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Strategic Brand Management; Lecture 13Lecture 13: Part 1: Rebranding and Brand Repositioning01:29:56Lecture 13: Part 2: Rebranding and Brand Repositioning00:47:27Journal Article: Corporate Rebranding and Brand Preference
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Strategic Brand Management; Lecture 14Lecture 14: Brand Reputation and Risk Management01:09:43Journal Article: Brand Relationships Through Brand Reputation and Brand TribalismPodium Lecture 14: Strategic Importance of Brand Development and Promotion01:02:17Journal Article: Analysis of Brand Awareness, Brand Loyalty and Brand Reputation on Purchase Decisions
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Strategic Brand Management; Lecture 15Lecture 15: Co-Branding and Strategic Partnerships01:12:39Journal Article: Co-branding- The State of the Art
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Communication, Technology, and Consumer Connection; Lecture 16Lecture 16: Communication and Collaboration01:31:08Journal Article: Integration Through Cross-Functional Teams in a Service Company
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Communication, Technology, and Consumer Connection; Lecture 17Lecture 17: Digital Branding and Online Marketing Strategies01:03:54Journal Article: A New Development in Online Marketing
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Communication, Technology, and Consumer Connection; Lecture 18Lecture 18: Digital Tools01:16:30Journal Article: Digital Tools of Marketing Strategies in Hotel Branding
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Communication, Technology, and Consumer Connection; Lecture 19Lecture 19: Artificial Intelligence in Branding01:21:40Journal Article: “Alexa, Build me a Brand”- An Investigation into the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Branding
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Communication, Technology, and Consumer Connection; Lecture 20Lecture 20: Consumer Psychology and Branding01:16:03Guest Interview: Henry Zammit00:35:38Journal Article: A Study on Consumers Psychology on Marketing Tools
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Communication, Technology, and Consumer Connection; Lecture 21Lecture 21: Sustainability and Branding01:31:54Journal Article: Sustainable Digital Marketing Strategies
In this module, students will master the principles of creating and managing brands. The module focuses on the creation and management of a brand as a strategic marketing tool that can add value to an organisation. Students will be provided with the tools to master the current landscape of branding and the future trends and innovations in branding. Students will be taught how to apply their knowledge to create effective, real-time branding strategies that are aligned with the brand’s identity, client briefs and any other requirements. Students will be expected to apply branding concepts and principles to real-world business scenarios, critically evaluate the role of branding in creating differentiation and competitive advantage and track brand performance metrics.
Programme Outcomes
- This module prepares students to manage overall branding strategies of companies and/or products in one or multiple locations and regions.
- Furthermore, students will also understand the fundamental differences between brand localisation & brand globalisation strategies.
- MQF/EQF Level 6 qualification. However, students’ circumstances and experiences may also be considered during the application process—five years of relevant working experience in the industry of specialization.
- Proof of B2 level of English should be provided by the students upon application – IELTS level/grade 6 or the student’s country equivalent.
- A Bachelor’s degree or graduate degree in humanities, sciences, human resources, organisational behaviour, business, administration, management, communication, journalism, psychology, arts or a related field.
- Minimum 180 ECTS at MQF/EQF Level 6 previously acquired at a Higher Education institution.
- Outstanding written and oral communication skills.
- A minimum of one year of work experience in a business environment will be considered as an asset.
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Duration :Full Time - 3 Months
Part Time - 6 Months - Learning: 200 +Hours
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