Study plan of the Master in Marketing and Transformative Economy - new programme (from a.y. 2018-2019)

Changes in the study programme may occur

Specialisations

• Customer Experience and Value
  Following a customer-centric logic, this thematic area provides a conceptual and practical understanding of customer value in relation to customer experience. The multiplication of on-line and physical touchpoints constellating the customer journey have made experience and value even more compelling. The thematic area integrates various types of value providers (brand, communication, marketing, retail, and sales managers as well as customers themselves). It also covers a wide range of marketing levers (e.g., brands, cultural engineering, customer experience, service design, transmedia narratives) to maximize customer value in both consumer and industrial settings.

  Customer Experience and Relationship Management	6
  Creativity and Product Innovation	3
  Service Design Marketing	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Channel Management and Retailing	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Online Communication Design	3
  Sales Management and Customer Value	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Brand Management: Strategic Design and Creative Applications	6
  Neuromarketing	3
  User Experience Design	6
  Storytelling, Self, and Society	3

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Visual and material culture
  Customers buy and consume much more than goods, services, and experiences. They look for meanings, which their purchases embed or help generate. This ‘economy of symbols’ requires a specific understanding of how customers create and share on/off-line meanings as well as of how these meanings are connected to the socio-cultural and technological context in which they emerge. By actively participating in this (de)construction of meanings, marketing managers have expanded their persuasive levers that, among others, include advertising representations, brand contents and narratives, participation in the digital society, and rhetorical prototypes. Through its distinctive palette of courses, this thematic area offers critical understanding of the links connecting markets, culture, and society. In doing so, it sheds light on the commercial benefits and the socio-cultural implications of said ‘economy of symbols’.

  Consumer Culture	6
  Brand Management: Strategic Design and Creative Applications	6
  Advertising and Consumer Representations	3
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  Multimodal Rhetoric	3
  The Platform Society	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Digital Fashion Communication: an Introduction	3
  Storytelling, Self, and Society	3
  Elements of History and Theory of Photography	3
  Online Communication Design	3
  Video Essay for Communications, Culture and Society	6

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Crossmedia, Transmedia and Multimodal Communication
  Relying upon an interpretation of organisations as networks of conversations with multiple stakeholders and audiences, this thematic area addresses the emerging challenges of today’s communication and its fragmentation around the multiple touchpoints constellating the stakeholder-company relationships and across multiple off- and online media. It debates the role of traditional and new media, as well as the construction of meaningful content to provide to a variety of public. Courses confront a cross-media perspective, which leads to considering how the same communicative content has to be adapted to different media/touchpoints, to a transmedia perspective, which instead explores how communicative content can be split and dispatched across various media. Last, the thematic area covers the multimodal (e.g. verbal and visual) nature of today’s contents and its effects.

  Social Media Management	6
  Online Communication Design	3
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  The Platform Society	3
  Brand Management: Strategic Design and Creative Applications	6
  Multimodal Rhetoric	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Video Essay for Communications, Culture and Society	6
  Additional courses upon availability
  Neuromarketing	3
  Advertising and Consumer Representations	3
  User Experience Design	3
  Cinema and Audiovisual Futures	6

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Corporate Social Responsibility and the Common Good
  Organisations do not operate in a vacuum. Their activities and their behaviours have an impact on many different internal and external stakeholders. Furthermore, stakeholders interact with organisations guided by their own expectations, which evolve continuously through complex conversations that give shape to society and its norms. In order to earn their licence to operate, organisations need to operate also in the best interest of society and contribute to the common good. This thematic area delivers philosophical, conceptual and instrumental tools necessary to manage organisations responsibly. It offers both organisational and market perspectives on corporate social responsibility.

  Corporate Social Responsibility	3
  Social Marketing	6
  Intercultural Communication	3
  Communication and Marketing Ethics	3
  Business Ethics	3
  Argumentation in Conflict Resolution	3
  Applied Social Entrepreneurship	3
  Global Corporate Communication	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  The Platform Society	3
  Storytelling, Self, and Society	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Negotiation	3
  Social Innovation	3
  Project Management	3

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Organisation and Human Resource Management
  Concerned with organising and decision-making, this thematic area aims at improving future managers’ capabilities in handling, leading, and motivating people, learning from previous experiences, increasing the rationality of decisions, and not be fooled by the seemingly obvious, though highly questionable, outcomes of management.

  Analytical Thinking	3
  Business Ethics	3
  Corporate Social Responsibility	3
  Leadership and Teams	3
  Negotiation	3
  Organisational Design and Change	3
  Project Management	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Brand Management: Strategic Design and Creative Applications	6
  Communication Strategies in Financial Disclosure	3
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  Enterprise Resource Planning	6
  Global Corporate Communication	3
  Intercultural Communication	3
  Management ed innovazione nella pubblica amministrazione e nel non profit	3
  Managerial Accounting	3
  Networks and behavior in organizations	3
  Video Essay for Communications, Culture and Society	6

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Strategy and Entrepreneurship
  In today’s markets, which are increasingly disrupted by technological change as well as by social and demographic transformations, organisations require continuous and systematic business model innovation. Managers also need to act more entrepreneurially when approaching daily business.
  This thematic area combines training in strategic management aimed at growing entrepreneurial attitudes and processing skills.

  Analytical Thinking	3
  Applied Social Entrepreneurship	3
  Business Ethics	3
  Negotiation	3
  Project Management	3
  Social Innovation	3
  Writing Business Plans	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Brand Management: Strategic Design and Creative Applications	6
  Customer Experience and Relationship Management	6
  Industrial Organization	3
  Leadership and Teams	6
  Online Communication Design	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Creativity and Product Innovation	3
  Service Design Marketing	3
  Social Media Management	6
  Social Marketing	6
  User Experience Design	6

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Cinema and Audiovisual Futures

  Course	ECTS
  Cinema and Audiovisual Futures	6
  Video Essay for Communications, Culture and Society	6
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  The Platform Society	3
  Storie e poetiche del cinema italiano	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Strategies in Screen Industries	6
  Social Media Management	6
  Storytelling, Self and Society	3
  Letteratura e arti visuali	3

Changes in the study programme may occur

Specialisations

• Customer Experience and Value
  Following a customer-centric logic, this thematic area provides a conceptual and practical understanding of customer value in relation to customer experience. The multiplication of on-line and physical touchpoints constellating the customer journey have made experience and value even more compelling. The thematic area integrates various types of value providers (brand, communication, marketing, retail, and sales managers as well as customers themselves). It also covers a wide range of marketing levers (e.g., brands, cultural engineering, customer experience, service design, transmedia narratives) to maximize customer value in both consumer and industrial settings.
   

  Customer Experience and Relationship Management	6
  Creativity and Product Innovation	3
  Service Design Marketing	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Channel Management and Retailing	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Online Communication Design	3
  Neurosciences, Marketing and Corporate Communication	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Brand Management	3
  User Experience Design	6
  Storytelling, Self, and Society	3
  Estetica Moderna e Contemporanea	3
  Arte pubblica	3

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Visual and material culture
  Customers buy and consume much more than goods, services, and experiences. They look for meanings, which their purchases embed or help generate. This ‘economy of symbols’ requires a specific understanding of how customers create and share on/off-line meanings as well as of how these meanings are connected to the socio-cultural and technological context in which they emerge. By actively participating in this (de)construction of meanings, marketing managers have expanded their persuasive levers that, among others, include advertising representations, brand contents and narratives, participation in the digital society, and rhetorical prototypes. Through its distinctive palette of courses, this thematic area offers critical understanding of the links connecting markets, culture, and society. In doing so, it sheds light on the commercial benefits and the socio-cultural implications of said ‘economy of symbols’.
   

  Consumer Culture	6
  Brand Management	3
  Advertising and Consumer Representations	3
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  Marketing Semiotics	3
  Multimodal Rhetoric	3
  The Platform Society	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Architecture and Tourism	3
  Digital Fashion Communication: an Introduction	3
  Storytelling, Self, and Society	3
  "Race" and Media Representations	3
  Estetica Moderna e Contemporanea	3
  Online Communication Design	3
  The Culture of Media and Technology Companies	3

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Crossmedia, Transmedia and Multimodal Communication
  Relying upon an interpretation of organisations as networks of conversations with multiple stakeholders and audiences, this thematic area addresses the emerging challenges of today’s communication and its fragmentation around the multiple touchpoints constellating the stakeholder-company relationships and across multiple off- and online media. It debates the role of traditional and new media, as well as the construction of meaningful content to provide to a variety of public. Courses confront a cross-media perspective, which leads to considering how the same communicative content has to be adapted to different media/touchpoints, to a transmedia perspective, which instead explores how communicative content can be split and dispatched across various media. Last, the thematic area covers the multimodal (e.g. verbal and visual) nature of today’s contents and its effects.

  Social Media Management	6
  Online Communication Design	3
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  The Platform Society	3
  Brand Management	3
  Multimodal Rhetoric	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Neurosciences, Marketing and Corporate Communication	3
  Marketing Semiotics	3
  Advertising and Consumer Representations	3
  User Experience Design	3
  Estetica Moderna e Contemporanea	3

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Corporate Social Responsibility and the Common Good
  Organisations do not operate in a vacuum. Their activities and their behaviours have an impact on many different internal and external stakeholders. Furthermore, stakeholders interact with organisations guided by their own expectations, which evolve continuously through complex conversations that give shape to society and its norms. In order to earn their licence to operate, organisations need to operate also in the best interest of society and contribute to the common good. This thematic area delivers philosophical, conceptual and instrumental tools necessary to manage organisations responsibly. It offers both organisational and market perspectives on corporate social responsibility.

  Social Marketing	6
  Corporate Social Responsibility	3
  Intercultural Communication	3
  Communication and Marketing Ethics	3
  Business Ethics	3
  Argumentation in Conflict Resolution	3
  Applied Social Entrepreneurship	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  The Platform Society	3
  "Race" and Media Representations	3
  Storytelling, Self, and Society	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Negotiation	3
  Social Innovation	3
  Project Management	3

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Organisation and Human Resource Management
  Concerned with organising and decision-making, this thematic area aims at improving future managers’ capabilities in handling, leading, and motivating people, learning from previous experiences, increasing the rationality of decisions, and not be fooled by the seemingly obvious, though highly questionable, outcomes of management.

  Analytical Thinking	3
  Business Ethics	3
  Corporate Social Responsibility	3
  Leadership and Teams	3
  Negotiation	3
  Organisational Design and Change	3
  Project Management	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Brand Management	3
  Communication Strategies in Financial Disclosure	3
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  Enterprise Resource Planning	6
  Event Management	3
  Intercultural Communication	3
  Management ed innovazione nella pubblica amministrazione e nel non profit	3
  Managerial Accounting	3
  Networks and behavior in organizations	3
  People Management and Leadership in Public Sector	3

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

• Strategy and Entrepreneurship
  In today’s markets, which are increasingly disrupted by technological change as well as by social and demographic transformations, organisations require continuous and systematic business model innovation. Managers also need to act more entrepreneurially when approaching daily business.
  This thematic area combines training in strategic management aimed at growing entrepreneurial attitudes and processing skills.

  Analytical Thinking	3
  Applied Social Entrepreneurship	3
  Business Ethics	3
  Negotiation	3
  Project Management	3
  Social Innovation	3
  Writing Business Plans	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Brand Management	3
  Customer Experience and Relationship Management	6
  Industrial Organization	3
  Leadership and Teams	6
  Online Communication Design	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Creativity and Product Innovation	3
  Service Design Marketing	3
  Social Media Management	6
  Social Marketing	6
  User Experience Design	6

  Students, if they wish, can earn a specialisation by selecting 18 ECTS within the same thematic area. The Master offers six thematic areas for specialisation.

Study plan of the Master in Marketing and Transformative Economy - curriculum 2020-2022

Changes in the study programme may occur

Specialisations

• Customer Experience and Value

Following a customer-centric logic, this thematic area provides conceptual and practical understanding of customer value in relation to customer experience. The multiplication of online and physical touchpoints constellating the customer journey have made experience and value even more compelling. The thematic area integrates various types of value providers (brand, communication, marketing, retail, and sales managers as well as customers themselves). It also covers a wide range of marketing levers (e.g., brands, cultural engineering, customer experience, service design, transmedia narratives) to maximize customer value in both consumer and industrial settings.

*Students have to validate at least 18 ECTS within the list of courses of each option and add 12 more ECTS from other electives listed in any of the six specializations.

Changes in the study programme may occur.

• Visual and Material Culture

Customers buy and consume much more than goods, services, and experiences. They look for meanings, which their purchases embed or help generate. This ‘economy of symbols’ requires specific understanding of how customers create and share on/off-line meanings as well as of how these meanings are connected to the socio-cultural and technological context in which they emerge. By actively participating in this (de)construction of meanings, marketing managers have expanded their persuasive levers that, among others, include advertising representations, brand contents and narratives, participation in the digital society, and rhetorical prototypes. Through its distinctive palette of courses, this thematic area offers critical understanding of the links connecting markets, culture, and society. In doing so, it sheds light on the commercial benefits and the socio-cultural implications of said ‘economy of symbols’.

*Students have to validate at least 18 ECTS within the list of courses of each option and add 12 more ECTS from other electives listed in any of the six specializations.

Changes in the study programme may occur.

• Crossmedia, Transmedia and Multimodal Communication

Relying upon an interpretation of organisations as networks of conversations with multiple stakeholders and audiences, this thematica area addresses the emerging challenges of today’s communication and its fragmentation around the multiple touchpoints constellating the stakeholder-company relationships and across multiple off- and on-line media. It debates the role of traditional and new media, as well as the construction of meaningful contents to provide to a variety of publics. Courses confront a crossmedia perspective, which leads to considering how the same communicative content has to be adapted to different media/touchpoints, to a transmedia perspective, which instead explores how a communicative content can be split and dispatched across various media. Last, the thematic area covers the multimodal (e.g. verbal and visual) nature of today’s contents and its effects.

*Students have to validate at least 18 ECTS within the list of courses of each option and add 12 more ECTS from other electives listed in any of the six specializations.

Changes in the study programme may occur.

• Corporate Social Responsibility and the Common Good

Organisations do not operate in a vacuum. Their activities and their behaviours have an impact on many different internal and external stakeholders. Furthermore, stakeholders interact with organisations guided by their own expectations, which evolve continuously through complex conversations that give shape to society and its norms. In order to earn their licence to operate, organisations need to operate also in the best interest of society and contribute to the common good. This thematic area delivers philosophical, conceptual and instrumental tools necessary to manage organisations responsibly. It offers both organisational and market perspectives on corporate social responsibility.

*Students have to validate at least 18 ECTS within the list of courses of each option and add 12 more ECTS from other electives listed in any of the six specializations.

Changes in the study programme may occur.

• Organisation and Human Resource Management

Concerned with organising and decision making, this thematic area aims at improving future managers’ capabilities in handling, leading, and motivating people, learning from previous experiences, increasing the rationality of decisions, and not being fooled by the seemingly obvious, though highly questionable, outcomes of management.

*Students have to validate at least 18 ECTS within the list of courses of each option and add 12 more ECTS from other electives listed in any of the six specializations.

Changes in the study programme may occur.

• Strategy and Entrepreneurship

In today’s markets, which are increasingly disrupted by technological change as well as by social and demographic transformations, organisations require continuous and systematic business model innovation. Managers also need to act more entrepreneurially when approaching daily business.

This thematic area combines training in strategic management aimed at growing entrepreneurial attitudes and processing skills.

*Students have to validate at least 18 ECTS within the list of courses of each option and add 12 more ECTS from other electives listed in any of the six specializations.

Changes in the study programme may occur.

Study plan of the Master in Marketing and Transformative Economy - curriculum 2019-2021

Changes in the study programme may occur.

Study plan of the Master in Marketing and Transformative Economy - curriculum 2018-2020

Thematic Areas

• Customer Experience and Value
  Following a customer-centric logic, this thematic area provides conceptual and practical understanding of customer value in relation to customer experience. The multiplication of on-line and physical touchpoints constellating the customer journey have made experience and value even more compelling. The thematic area integrates various types of value providers (brand, communication, marketing, retail, and sales managers as well as customers themselves). It also covers a wide range of marketing levers (e.g., brands, cultural engineering, customer experience, service design, transmedia narratives) to maximize customer value in both consumer and industrial settings.
   

  Semester III	ECTS
  Online Communication Design	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Customer Experience Design	3
  Customer Relationship Management	3
  Service Design Marketing	3
  Sales Management and Customer Value	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Channel Management and Retailing	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Global Consumer Culture	3
  Brand Management	3
  User Experience Design	3
  Estetica Moderna e Contemporanea	3
  Scenografia	3
  Artworks in Architetture	3

   

• Visual and Material Culture
  Customers buy and consume much more than goods, services, and experiences. They look for meanings, which their purchases embed or help generate. This ‘economy of symbols’ requires specific understanding of how customers create and share on/off-line meanings as well as of how these meanings are connected to the socio-cultural and technological context in which they emerge. By actively participating in this (de)construction of meanings, marketing managers have expanded their persuasive levers that, among others, include advertising representations, brand contents and narratives, participation in the digital society, and rhetorical prototypes. Through its distinctive palette of courses, this thematic area offers critical understanding of the links connecting markets, culture, and society. In doing so, it sheds light on the commercial benefits and the socio-cultural implications of said ‘economy of symbols’.

  Semester III	ECTS
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  Multimodal Rhetoric	3
  The Network Society	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Marketing Semiotics	3
  Brand Management	3
  Advertising and Consumer Representations	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Online Communication Design	3
  Architecture and Tourism	3
  History of Media Management	3
  Digital Fashion Communication	3
  Estetica Moderna e Contemporanea	3

   

• Crossmedia, Transmedia and Multimodal Communication
  Relying upon an interpretation of organisations as networks of conversations with multiple stakeholders and audiences, this thematica area addresses the emerging challenges of today’s communication and its fragmentation around the multiple touchpoints constellating the stakeholder-company relationships and across multiple off- and on-line media. It debates the role of traditional and new media, as well as the construction of meaningful contents to provide to a variety of publics. Courses confront a crossmedia perspective, which leads to considering how the same communicative content has to be adapted to different media/touchpoints, to a transmedia perspective, which instead explores how a communicative content can be split and dispatched across various media. Last, the thematic area covers the multimodal (e.g. verbal and visual) nature of today’s contents and its effects.

  Semester III	ECTS
  Digital Corporate Communication	3
  Online Communication Design	3
  The Network Society	3
  Social Media Management	3
  Brand Management	3
  Multimodal Rhetoric	3
  Transmedia Narratives	3
  Media Relations	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  Marketing Semiotics	3
  Advertising and Consumer Representations	3
  User Experience Design	3
  Estetica Moderna e Contemporanea	3
  Scenografia	3

   

• Corporate Social Responsibility and the Common Good
  Organizations do not operate in a vacuum. Their activities and their behaviours have an impact on many different internal and external stakeholders. Furthermore, stakeholders interact with organizations guided by their own expectations, which evolve continuously through complex conversations that give shape to society and its norms. In order to earn their licence to operate, organizations need to operate also in the best interest of society and contribute to the common good. This thematic area delivers philosophical, conceptual and instrumental tools necessary to manage organizations responsibly. It offers both an organizational and market perspectives on corporate social responsibility.

  Semester III	ECTS
  Corporate Social Responsibility	3
  Social Marketing	6
  Intercultural Communication	3
  Cause Related Marketing	3
  Global Corporate Communication	3
  Communication and Marketing Ethics	3
  Business Ethics*	3
  Argumentation in Conflict Resolution	3
  Applied Social Entrepreneurship	3
  Additional courses upon availability
  The Network Society	3
  Pricing and Value	3
  Negotiation	3
  Social Innovation	3
  Project Management	3

  * The course will not be offered in the A.Y. 2019/20.

   

Changes in the study plan may occurr. In case of discrepancies, or for any legal purpose, the study plan indicated by the Director or the Programme Manager of the Master shall prevail.