Marketing Outcomes, Careers, and Experiential Learning

Marketing Outcomes, Careers, and Experiential Learning

Springfield College Post-Graduation Outcomes

In a recent survey of 2024-25 graduates, 75% of graduates who responded from our Marketing program reported being employed. 

Employers and Job Titles

A Bachelor of Science in Marketing provides valuable career opportunities in a wide variety of areas such as advertising, marketing planning, promotions, and sales. In a recent survey of our graduates.

Here is a sampling of our past graduates employers and job titles.

Company NameJob TitleLocation
Alzheimer's AssociationOffice Administrator and Development CoordinatorCohoes, NY
Armstrong Ambulance and Lacrosse UnlimitedEmergency First Responder and Retail AssociateBurlington and Woburn, MA
Barton Associates Healthcare StaffingAccount Executive Peabody, MA
Berkshire BankFinancial Center SupervisorBoston, MA
CFO SolutionsBusiness Development RepresentativeWallingford, CT
Kim Grant Tennis, Inc.Business Marketing Team AssistantPaolo Alto, CA
Levy Restaurants for the T-mobile CenterPremium SupervisorKansas City, MO
Morris Group, Inc.Event and Marketing CoordinatorWindsor, CT

Graduate School

Many students go on to advance their education in programs like the Springfield College graduate programs and elect further their education by pursuing a Master of Business Administration degree.  Most of our marketing majors gain valuable experience by participating in our internship program.

College/University Name
Springfield College
Northeastern University
University of Connecticut
Suffolk University
Westchester University
College of William & Mary

Career Paths

Career opportunities for marketing majors can be as varied as advertising, digital marketing, social media management, sales, brand management, market research, public relations, and customer relationship management. Marketing graduates find opportunities in corporations, nonprofit organizations, agencies, small businesses, and entrepreneurial ventures. Marketing majors may also choose to pursue graduate study or specialized certifications in areas such as digital marketing, analytics, or communications.

Sample Career Paths in Marketing: 

  • Event and Marketing Coordinator
  • Brand Manager
  • Marketing Research Analyst
  • Social Media Marketing Manager
  • Sales Associate
  • Product Development Associate

Internships and Learning Beyond the Classroom

Marketing students are encouraged to engage in opportunities that extend learning beyond the classroom and connect academic study with professional practice. These experiences help students build essential career skills, expand professional networks, and prepare for future opportunities.

Opportunities may include internships, participation in case competitions, and presenting research or projects at Scholars in Action Day. Through these experiences, students apply what they learn in the classroom, gain valuable real-world exposure, and grow as confident business professionals.

Here are some examples of recent internship locations:

  • 52 Sumner – Springfield, MA
  • Envision Marketing Group – Marketing/Account Manager Intern – East Longmeadow, MA
  • MorningBird Media – Digital Marketing Intern – Springfield, MA
  • Vision Entertainment – Social Media Intern – Springfield, MA
  • Train for Life – Social Media Intern – Chicopee, MA