Intertional Advertising and Production
- Social Sciences
- 400 level
- 3 credit units
- 128 pages
- 20 units
This course explores the concepts of international advertising and propaganda. It examines the nature, roles, and relevance of international advertising, including its use as a tool for social engineering. The course also covers propaganda, its origins, principles, and functions, as well as ethical and social responsibility issues in international advertising and propaganda. It also analyzes local versus global advertising strategies.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Study hours
- 156 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical, case study
- Practical work
- No
- Assignments
- Tutor Marked Assessments
- Final Examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of MAC424, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
- UNIT 2 IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISINGPage 3
- UNIT 3: ROLES AND RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONPage 13
- UNIT 4 ADVERTISING: A TOOL FOR SOCIAL ENGINEERING IN A GLOBALISED WORLDPage 18
- UNIT 5 BARRIERS TO INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING AND CAMPAIGNSPage 23
- UNIT 6: OVERCOMING THE CHALLENGES FACING INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISINGPage 29
- UNIT 1 PROPAGANDA: A COIN OF TWO FACESPage 34
- UNIT 2: ORIGIN OF PROPAGANDAPage 38
- UNIT3: PRINCIPLES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF PROPAGANDAPage 40
- UNIT 4: FUNCTIONS AND USAGES OF PROPAGANDAPage 43
- UNIT 5: CRITICISMS AGAINST PROPAGANDAPage 45
- UNIT 6 PROPAGANDA AS A TOOL IN INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING AND DIPLOMACYPage 47
- UNIT 1 THE ADVERTISING DIMENSION OF ADJUSTING PROPAGANDA TO POSITIVE USESPage 83
- UNIT 2 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF ADVERTISING IN A FREE ECONOMYPage 93
- UNIT 3 BEYOND ECONOMIC GAINS: USING ADVERTISING AND PROPAGANDA TO IMPROVE HUMAN DIGNITYPage 99
- UNIT 4 THE PLACE OF ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISINGPage 105
- UNIT 5 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISINGPage 114
One paragraph, so you can see how it reads
MAC424 · UNIT 2 IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING
William J. Stanton observed that, "Advertising consists of all the activities involved in presenting to an audience a non-personal, sponsor-identified, paid-for message about a product or organization."
What you should be able to do
- Understand the nature and scope of international advertising and propaganda
- Analyze the ethical and social responsibility issues in international advertising
- Evaluate the effectiveness of different advertising and promotional strategies
- Apply the principles of advertising and propaganda to real-world scenarios
- Develop critical thinking skills in analyzing advertising messages
What it prepares you for
- Advertising Manager
- Marketing Consultant
- Public Relations Specialist
- Brand Manager
- Media Planner
- Advertising Agencies
- Marketing Departments
- Public Relations Firms
- Media Companies
- Government Agencies
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 1: The Concept of International Advertising
Unit 5: Barriers to International Advertising and Campaigns
Understanding the nuances of cultural differences and their impact on advertising campaigns requires careful analysis and adaptation.
- Module 4: Ethical and Social Responsibility in International Advertising and Propaganda
Unit 1: The Advertising Dimension of Adjusting Propaganda to Positive Uses
Balancing the need for effective advertising with ethical considerations and social responsibility requires critical thinking and awareness of potential consequences.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 70 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1: The Concept of International Advertising
Unit 1: Nature of Global Advertising · 3 hours
Read the introduction to global advertising.. Define global advertising and identify its key features.. Discuss the historical development of global advertising.. Analyze the nature of global advertising and its impact on international markets..
Unit 2: Importance of International Advertising · 3 hours
Explain the importance of global advertising in promoting sales and introducing new products.. Discuss how advertising creates a good public image and supports mass production.. Analyze the role of advertising in research and development, education, and supporting the press..
- Week 2Module 1: The Concept of International Advertising
Unit 3: Roles and Relevance of International Advertising and Promotion · 4 hours
Explain the role of advertising and promotion in the marketing mix.. Discuss the relevance of advertising and promotion in the global society.. Analyze how advertising encourages purchasing and reflects cultural trends.. Examine the role of advertising in promoting economic growth and improving the standard of living..
Unit 4: Advertising: A Tool for Social Engineering in a Globalised World · 3 hours
Define social engineering and its historical development.. Discuss the role of advertising in social engineering.. Analyze how advertising influences popular attitudes and social behaviors on a large scale..
- Week 3Module 1: The Concept of International Advertising
Unit 5: Barriers to International Advertising and Campaigns · 4 hours
Identify the barriers to international advertising and campaigns.. Discuss market differences and consumer differences.. Analyze the impact of cultural differences and communication syntax on advertising effectiveness..
Unit 6: Overcoming the Challenges Facing International advertising · 3 hours
Discuss strategies for overcoming the challenges facing international advertising.. Analyze the importance of language and culture in international advertising.. Examine the role of message modifications in avoiding cultural values..
- Week 4Module 2: Propaganda: Nature and Application
Unit 1: Propaganda: a coin of two faces · 4 hours
Define propaganda and discuss its dual nature.. Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of propaganda.. Examine the role of propaganda in influencing attitudes and behaviors..
Unit 2: Origin of propaganda · 3 hours
Explain the origin of propaganda and its evolution from religious to political contexts.. Discuss the negative connotations associated with propaganda.. Analyze the use of propaganda by political demagogues..
- Week 5Module 2: Propaganda: Nature and Application
Unit 3: Principles and characteristics of propaganda · 4 hours
Discuss the principles and characteristics of propaganda.. Analyze how propaganda attacks the group through individuality.. Examine the role of manipulation in propaganda..
Unit 4: Functions and usages of propaganda · 3 hours
Explain the functions and usages of propaganda.. Discuss how propaganda is used by governments, politicians, and pressure groups.. Analyze the role of propaganda in boosting sales and maintaining customer loyalty..
- Week 6Module 2: Propaganda: Nature and Application
Unit 5: Criticism against propaganda · 4 hours
Discuss the criticisms against propaganda.. Analyze the subtle methods through which propaganda works.. Examine the negative impacts of propaganda on independent thought and public cynicism..
Unit 6: Propaganda as a tool in international advertising and diplomacy · 3 hours
Explain the relationship between propaganda, international advertising, and diplomacy.. Discuss the propaganda techniques used in international advertising.. Analyze the role of propaganda in winning support for a cause or policy..
- Week 7Module 3: Local Versus Global Advertising
Unit 1: Concept of Domestic and Global Advertising · 4 hours
Explain the concepts of domestic and global advertising.. Differentiate between rural, local, and regional advertising.. Analyze the role of domestic advertising in promoting local businesses..
- Week 8Module 3: Local Versus Global Advertising
Unit 2: Problems Associated with Global Advertising · 4 hours
Discuss the problems associated with global advertising.. Analyze the impact of cultural and economic imperialism on local advertising agencies.. Examine the situations where globalization of advertising is appropriate..
- Week 9Module 3: Local Versus Global Advertising
Unit 3: Decision Areas in International Advertising · 4 hours
Identify the decision areas in international advertising.. Discuss centralization, decentralization, and combination strategies.. Analyze the criteria for agency selection and the role of advertising research..
- Week 10Module 3: Local Versus Global Advertising
Unit 4: Promotional Mix Elements in International Advertising · 4 hours
Explain the promotional mix elements in international advertising.. Discuss the role of sales promotion, personal selling, and public relations.. Analyze the use of publicity and lobbying in international advertising..
- Week 11Module 4: Ethical and Social Responsibility in International Advertising and Propaganda
Unit 1: The Advertising Dimension of Adjusting Propaganda to Positive Uses · 4 hours
Discuss the advertising dimension of adjusting propaganda to positive uses.. Analyze advertising criticism and the positive usage of propaganda.. Examine the role of perception management in advertising..
- Week 12Module 4: Ethical and Social Responsibility in International Advertising and Propaganda
Unit 2: Economic Effects of Advertising in a Free Economy · 4 hours
Explain the economic effects of advertising in a free economy.. Discuss the positive effects of advertising on society, economy, and choice.. Analyze the economic impact of advertising in the United States..
- Week 13Module 4: Ethical and Social Responsibility in International Advertising and Propaganda
Unit 3: Beyond Economic Gains: Using Advertising and Propaganda to Improve Human Dignity · 5 hours
Discuss how advertising and propaganda can improve human dignity.. Analyze the role of advertising in personal lifestyle and business engagement.. Examine the use of corporate advertising and company advertising techniques..
Preparing for the exam
- Review all module introductions and summaries to reinforce key concepts
- Create flashcards for key terms and definitions related to advertising and propaganda
- Practice analyzing real-world advertising campaigns for ethical and social responsibility issues
- Focus on understanding the different types of propaganda and their applications
- Prepare case studies on successful and unsuccessful international advertising campaigns
Questions students ask about this course
What is MAC424 about?
This course explores the concepts of international advertising and propaganda. It examines the nature, roles, and relevance of international advertising, including its use as a tool for social engineering. The course also covers propaganda, its origins, principles, and functions, as well as ethical and social responsibility issues in international advertising and propaganda. It also analyzes local versus global advertising strategies.
How many units does MAC424 have?
MAC424, Intertional Advertising and Production, has 20 units across 4 modules, over 128 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is MAC424?
MAC424 carries 3 credit units, at 400 level in Social Sciences.
Is MAC424 hard?
MAC424 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and case study work.
How long does MAC424 take to study?
About 156 hours of study, spread across its 20 units.
How is MAC424 assessed?
MAC424 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor Marked Assessments and Final Examination.
What can I do with MAC424?
Advertising Manager, Marketing Consultant, Public Relations Specialist, Brand Manager and Media Planner.