Lifestyle Retail Digital Marketing
Diploma
Sonraí an Chúrsa
Course Code | LY_DLRDM_D |
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Céim | 7 |
Fad ama | 1 year |
Creidmheasanna | 60 |
Modh Seachadta | Online |
Suímh campais | Donegal – Letterkenny |
Modh Seachadta | Páirtaimseartha |
Forbhreathnú Cúrsa
This course will develop your skills in strategically marketing and creating content to increase sales for lifestyle retail stores.
This course will develop your skills, knowledge and understanding of how to strategically market, apply creative practices, produce visual content and present online and offline solutions that communicates an effective digital marketing solution to maximise sales. Lifestyle stores including department stores, fashion or sports stores, pharmacy, homeware, speciality food stores, book stores, jewellery and many more, recognise the requirement to employ strategic and creative marketing individuals to meet the ever-evolving demands for retail success.
Sonraí an Chúrsa
Bliain 1
Seimeastar | Sonraí an Mhodúil | Creidmheasanna | Éigeantach / Roghnach |
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1 |
Brand Communication for Lifestyle RetailThis module aims to introduce the learner to analysing the brand, brand values, trends and the consumer and help identify communication strategies online and offline to maximise sales. Torthaí Foghlama 1. Identify consumer types and behaviours, the changing nature of behaviour and implications for retail. |
15 | Mandatory |
1 |
Creative Direction & Strategic ManagementThis module aims to introduce the learner to ideas around how to build and motivate a creative team to work effectively together. The learner will also consider ways to plan for and procure the best product mix and effectively visually merchandise for increased sales. Torthaí Foghlama 1. Outline core requirements of strategic management |
15 | Mandatory |
2 |
Digital Marketing for Omni Channel Marketing SolutionsThis module aims to introduce the learner to analysing the brand, brand values, trends and the consumer and help identify communication strategies online and offline to maximise sales. Torthaí Foghlama 1. Plan an effective digital marketing strategy |
15 | Mandatory |
2 |
Digital Content Creation for Lifestyle RetailThis module introduces learners to the fundamental principles of social media photography and video. Students will learn the basic functions of DSLR cameras and the possibilities with camera phones, shooting objects of a moderate scale (maximum 100cm2).. Learners will employ video capture techniques, set up shots and use basic moving camera techniques. They will edit their photography and also edit video using a variety of cutting techniques and publish short 30 and 15sec moving image clips appropriate for social media. Torthaí Foghlama 1. Operate and control a cameras settings for photography and video |
15 | Mandatory |
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Riachtanais Iontrála
Leaving Certificate or Level 6 equivalent.
Candidates who do not meet the above entry requirements may be admitted to the programme on the grounds of mature years (over 23 by 1st January in the proposed year of entry). RPL will be considered in accordance with the Quality Assurance of ATU.
Táillí
Total Fees EU: €3000
May be eligible for part-funding from Retail Ireland Skillnet.
Tuilleadh eolais faoi tháillíGairmeacha
Graduate careers typically include digital marketing roles across a range of retails sectors including in bookselling, department stores, DIY and hardware, electrical stores, entertainment and technology retail, fashion and footwear, furniture, lighting and homeware, pet and garden stores, and pharmacy.
Further Information
Cé Ba Chóir Iarratas a Dhéanamh?
This programme is suitable for anyone working in retail or wishing to work in lifestyle retail with a view to developing skills in strategically marketing and creating content to increase sales.
Eolas Teagmhála
Faculty of Business
Department of Design & Creative Media
Head of Department: Lorna Ross
E: lorna.ross@atu.ie
Design & Creative Media