Marketing and International Business department

The Marketing and International Business department brings together teachers and researchers with a shared interest in understanding how organisations can equip themselves for today’s dynamic, diverse, and increasingly disrupted world of business.

We explore the fields of marketing management, marketing communications, digital marketing and consumer behaviour. We also explore new ways of understanding the development and growth of business, entrepreneurship, changes in international markets, and the evolving landscape of global ethics and corporate responsibility.

Industry associations

The Marketing and International Business department has strong partnerships with industry, including the Commercial Communication Council, and strong links also through the large group of business mentors who work with our Level 7 (final year) undergraduate students.

Stanley Shyu
Andrew Davis
Georgia Sanderson
Crystal Verry
Qian (Mimi) Huang

Contact us

Leslee Burtton
Department Coordinator
Phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext 6991

leslee.burtton@aut.ac.nz

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