Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best online marketing course to study?
There's no single best online marketing course, since it depends on your goals and current experience. Options available to study in Australia range from a Certificate IV to a Graduate Certificate, including specialised paths like the Diploma of Social Media Marketing and the Graduate Certificate in Digital Marketing. Comparing duration, provider and study mode will help you find the right fit for your career plans.
What are some good online courses in marketing?
Several marketing qualifications can be studied fully online, including the Diploma of Marketing and Communication, the Diploma of Social Media Marketing and the Graduate Certificate in Digital Marketing. Universities and RTOs also offer blended and on-campus options if you want some in-person learning. You can browse the full range of marketing courses to compare providers and formats.
How long does an online marketing course take to complete?
Course length depends on the qualification level you choose. Graduate Certificates can take as little as four months part-time, while diploma and certificate courses often run 12 to 18 months depending on your study load. Bachelor's degrees typically take two to six years, depending on whether you study full time, part time or through an accelerated option.
What are the 7 types of marketing?
Marketing is often broken down into categories such as digital, social media, content, direct, product, relationship and public relations marketing, though experts group them differently depending on the framework used. Courses available to study in Australia can help you build skills across several of these areas, particularly digital and social media marketing. Graduates often move into roles in marketing, public relations or fashion design.
What can I do with a marketing qualification?
A marketing qualification can lead to roles across marketing, public relations and fashion design, depending on your specialisation and qualification level. Graduates might work as a tourism marketer or a market researcher, among other career paths. Pay varies by state, experience and setting, with typical marketing management salaries in Australia sitting around AU$95,000 according to PayScale Australia.