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Marketing Communication (master's full-time single-subject)

1st year
1st term
VSFS:NA_LAM Legal Aspects of Marketing • 90 %
VSFS:NA_MIE Microeconomics • 90 %
VSFS:NA_MSN Marketing in Social Networks • 90 %
VSFS:NA_PS_1 Presentation Skills 1 • 90 %
VSFS:NA_GM Global Marketing • 80 %
VSFS:NA_SMC Sociology of Marketing Communication • 80 %
2nd term
VSFS:NA_MAE Macroeconomics • 100 %
VSFS:NA_MMR Modern Marketing Research • 100 %
VSFS:NA_PS_2 Presentation Skills 2 • 100 %
VSFS:NA_CM Content Marketing • 96 %
VSFS:NA_PSYCB Psychology of Consumer Behavior • 96 %
VSFS:NA_DSEMC Diploma seminar MC • 89 %
2nd year
3rd term
VSFS:NA_CMM Corporate Marketing Management • 89 %
VSFS:NA_CS_1 Communication Skills 1 • 89 %
VSFS:NA_DPMC_1 Diploma Project MC 1 • 89 %
VSFS:NA_MC Media and Culture • 89 %
VSFS:NA_PSEC Press Secretary • 84 %
VSFS:NA_CA Communication Audit • 53 %
VSFS:NA_MPA Media Planning and Audit • 37 %
VSFS:NA_GM Global Marketing • 11 %
VSFS:NA_SMC Sociology of Marketing Communication • 11 %
4th term
VSFS:NA_CFMD Current Financial Markets' Developments • 100 %
VSFS:NA_CS_2 Communication Skills 2 • 100 %
VSFS:NA_DPMC_2 Diploma Project MC 2 • 100 %
VSFS:NA_MEC_B Managerial Economics B • 100 %
VSFS:NA_REM CSR reporting and Media • 100 %
VSFS:NA_DSEMC Diploma seminar MC • 16 %
VSFS:NA_CM Content Marketing • 11 %

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