Brand Management

D. A. Tsenov Academy of Economics

Department: MarketingLocal Code: DMA-B-314
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Course Details

ECTS Credits:6
Language of Instruction:English (B1)
Mode of Delivery:In-person
Study Programme:Bachelor
Type of Course:LectureSeminar

Term Information

Semester:Spring/Summer
Registration Start:1/1/1970
Registration End:1/1/1970

Course Appointment 1:

Course Cycle:Bi-Weekly
Start Date:3/2/2026
End Date:6/2/2026

Course Content

The objective of the course “Brand management” is to equip students with thorough theoretical knowledge and practical skills for successful and efficient brand management. The course is focused on the theories, models and tools for design, implementation and evaluation of brand strategies. It covers issues related to: developing a framework for analysis of the factors that determine market success of the brand; generating practical tools for building and managing successful brands; measuring and managing brand equity; creating and communicating competitive advantages; brand positioning; building brand portfolio, etc.

Learning Outcomes

Upon satisfactory completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate comprehension and application of the following skills: assess the role of the brand from the organisation and consumer perspective; describe the purpose and methods for efficient brand management, including how to build sustainable brand equity and brand identity; develop effective brand strategies and formulate marketing activities and budgets for implementation; conduct critical brand audit, including recommendations for changes and improvements in brand management.

Keywords

marketingmarketing environmentmarketing mixmarketing stratetiesSTPconsumer behaviormarketing research

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