Willie A. Deese College of Business and Economics

Department of Marketing and Supply Chain Management

Build What Moves Business Forward

Marketing creates demand, builds relationships, and connects organizations with the people they serve. Supply chain management transforms ideas into products and services and delivers them where they are needed. At North Carolina A&T, you can develop the analytical, technological, communication, and leadership skills to succeed across both sides of modern business.

Explore undergraduate programs in Marketing, Marketing with a Professional Sales Concentration, and Supply Chain Management in the Willie A. Deese College of Business and Economics.

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Marketing

Understand customers, analyze markets, build brands, and create strategies that generate value. Marketing students develop creative, analytical, digital, communication, and research skills that apply across industries.

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Professional Sales

Build relationships, communicate value, negotiate effectively, and prepare for customer-facing leadership roles. Students develop these abilities through applied exercises, presentations, employer engagement, and business coursework.

Explore Professional Sales

Supply chain management students analyzing business data together.

Supply Chain Management

Learn how organizations plan, source, produce, transport, analyze, and improve the flow of goods and services. Students develop skills in analytics, planning, sourcing, logistics, operations, technology, and problem-solving.

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Learn By Doing

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Put Your Learning into Practice

Students strengthen classroom learning through internships, employer projects, case competitions, professional organizations, executive speakers, research, and career development experiences.

These opportunities help students apply academic knowledge, develop professional confidence, and better understand the expectations of modern organizations.

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Develop Skills Employers Value

Understand Markets

  • Data analysis and visualization
  • Market and customer research
  • Digital marketing

Drive Business Results

  • Professional selling and negotiation
  • Forecasting and planning
  • Sourcing and procurement

Lead Modern Supply Chains

  • Logistics and transportation
  • Communication and leadership
  • Responsible use of AI and emerging technology