Base Knowledge
Marketing basics
Teaching Methodologies
In this curricular unit the following teaching methodologies are used:
1) Verbal Methodologies (saying), making use of the pedagogical resources: Exhibition, Explanation and Dialogue;
2) Intuitive Methodologies (show), using the following teaching resources: Demonstration, Audiovisuals and Written Texts;
3) Active Methodologies (doing), using the following pedagogical resources: Group Work.
Learning Results
A. Develop an understanding of the importance of the concepts of identity and culture applied to Marketing;
B. Realize the dynamics of the relationship between Strategic Marketing, Operational Marketing, and Consumer Behavior;
C. Enable to manage in diversity and multiculturalism in domestic and international markets.
D. Realize the role of identity and cultural trends and dynamics in audience stratification and segmentation.
E. Develop a favorable attitude towards reading and interpreting technical and scientific texts;
F. Dynamize research and applied work, solve problems and identify resolution strategies.
Program
1. Identity and Marketing;
1.1 Personal identity and consumer attributes;
1.1.1. consumer psychology, identity, personality and image;
1.1.2. new methodologies to characterize target audiences;
1.2 Organizational Identity;
1.3. Image and Identity: the case of perceptions and reputation;
1.4. Brand positioning
2. Culture and Marketing;
2.1 Culture and Consumer Behavior;
2.2 Levels of Culture;
2.3 Cultures and subcultures;
2.4 Dimensions of Culture;
2.5. National Cultures and Cross-Cultural Marketing.
3. Characterization of markets
3.1. Pluricultural national markets
3.2 Adaptation to international markets;
3.3. Analysis models and case studies
Curricular Unit Teachers
Grading Methods
- - Test - 50.0%
- - Group work - 50.0%
- - Exam - 100.0%
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
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Lipovetsky, G., & Serroy, J. (2010). A Cultura-Mundo: Resposta a Uma Sociedade Desorientada. Edições 70
McCracken, G. (2011). Chief Culture Officer: como a cultura pode determinar o sucesso ou fracasso de uma organização. ALEPH
Meyer, E. (2016). The Culture Map – Decoding How People Think, Lead, And Get Things Done Across Cultures. Public Affairs
Mooij, M. K. (2004). Global Marketing and Advertising: Understanding Cultural Paradoxes. Sage Publications
Mooij, M. K. (2010). Consumer behavior and culture: consequences for global marketing and advertising. Sage Publications
Sherry, J.F., & Fisher, E. (2019). Contemporary Consumer Culture Theory. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315563947