Name | Status and Qualifications | Research Interest |
Y. I. Mustapha | Reader & Acting Head of Department B.Sc. MBA. (UDUS, Sokoto); M.Sc. (Ilorin); Ph.D. (UDUS, Sokoto) | Strategic Marketing, Entrepreneurship, General Marketing and Islamic Marketing. |
R. A. Gbadeyan | Professor B.Sc., MBA (ABU, Zaria); M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ilorin) | Quantitative Marketing, Entrepreneurial and Service Marketing |
M. A. Aremu | Professor B.Sc., M.Sc., PGDCS., PGDE., Ph.D. (Ilorin) | Strategic Marketing, Entrepreneurial Marketing and General Management. |
K. A. Bello | Senior Lecturer B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ilorin) | General Marketing and Marketing Research. |
Ebunlomo O.Imouokhome | Senior Lecturer B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ilorin) | General Marketing and Strategic Marketing. |
Mulikat Abdulraheem | Senior Lecturer B.Sc. (ABU, Zaria); M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ilorin) | General Marketing and Social Marketing. |
*Sidikat L. Adeyemi | Professor B.Sc., MBA (ABU, Zaria); Ph.D. (Ilorin) | Strategic Management and Operations Management. |
* U. Gunu | Professor B.Sc. ((UDUS, Sokoto); M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ilorin) | General Management, Human Resources Management and Entrepreneurship. |
* S. B. Isiaka | Professor B.Sc., MBA., MSc., Ph.D. (Ilorin) | General Management, Human Resources Management and Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management. |
* J. O. Adeoti | Professor B.Sc. (ABU, Zaria); M.Sc., MBA, Ph.D. (Ilorin) | Financial Management, Operation Research and Quantitative Techniques. |
* I. B. Kadiri | Professor B.Sc., M.Sc., (Ilorin), Ph.D. (ABU, Sokoto) | Quantitative Techniques, Management and Human Resources Management. |
* Lecturers from other departments
B. Introduction
The Ph.D. degree in Marketing is designed primarily to expose candidates to conduct independent research in Marketing. It is meant to train candidates to fit into any academic or research based institutions in the country or globally.
C. Philosophy
The major philosophy of the programme is to produce individuals who have advanced theory and research-based knowledge relevant for use in industry, public service, research institutes and academia.
D. Aim and Objectives of the Programme
Doctor of Philosophy in Marketing (Ph.D.) programme aims at developing individuals in advanced theories and research skills in marketing as well as having the capability of developing and promoting academic culture in the field of marketing. It also aims at producing candidates with high level of intellectual rigour and maturity for independent work in their chosen area of marketing.
The objectives of the programme are to:
E. Admission Requirements
F. Duration of the programme
MKT 901 Marketing Thought and Theory 3 Credits
Evolution of marketing thought: economics, philosophy of science, psychology, sociology, statistics, and anthropology. Advanced theories and controversies: science and art in marketing, qualitative and quantitative methods in marketing research. Marketing-mix elements and relationship marketing. The service domain controversy. Strategic marketing management and scope of marketing. Reading and seminars in journals and textbooks utilizing relevant advanced marketing theories, 45h (T); C
MKT 902 Advanced Marketing Research 3 Credits
Advanced Marketing Research: Definition and tools. Defining the marketing research problem. Measurement and scaling: fundamentals and comparative scaling and non- comparative scaling techniques. Qualitative and quantitative research methods. Sampling methods. Questionnaire design, reliability and validity. Online survey methods. Data preparation, and basic data analysis (chi-square/t-tests) and data presentation (graphing). Identifying relationships between continuous marketing variables (regression and correlation). Analysis of variance (ANOVA) and Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA).Market segmentation (cluster analysis). Reducing the collecting data into manageable information (factor analysis). Prepare and Present Research Reports, 45h (T); C
MKT 903 Advanced Quantitative Techniques in Marketing 3 Credits
Advanced quantitative techniques in marketing management theories and practice. Games theory. Linear programming: network analysis, dynamic programming, complex decision theories. Structural equation modelling. Advanced inventory models. Queuing models. Multivariate, advance optimization and stochastic techniques relevant in understanding and solving business management problems, 45h (T); C
MKT 904 Advanced Research Methodology 3 Credits
Advanced research designs: qualitative and quantitative methods of research, advance measurement scale, multidimensional scaling, complex sampling approaches, meta- analysis, structural equation modelling in marketing and business research, conjoint analysis, and empirical testing of grounded management theories in the Nigerian business environment, 45h (T); C
MKT 905 Contemporary Issues in Marketing 3 Credits
Issues that dominate current Marketing: meaning, concepts, implications of technology on media, the role of marketing in technological developments. Communicating and managing brands, Social and ethical environmental issues. Rise of consumerism, concepts of corporate social and environmental responsibility and sustainability. The Marketing strategy to nation‘s development. Marketing theories in the contemporary Nigerian business environment. Globalization and international marketing, 45h (T); C
MKT 906 Ph.D. Seminars in Marketing I 3 Credits
Seminar presentation; each student will be required to produce a manuscript in the usual journal format on the topic under investigation. Relevant mathematical models or techniques of analysis related to their research topics will be acceptable, 135h (P); C
MKT 907 Ph.D. Seminar in Marketing II 3 Credits
Two seminars presentations, first seminar presentation is the thesis proposal. Second seminar presentation emphasizing actual results of research work.
MKT 908 Seminar in Consumer Behaviour 3 Credits
Literature and research in the area of consumer behaviour. Explore comprehensively, the rich material in extant consumer behaviour literature, critique the materials, and prepare and present scholarly papers before a scholarly audience, 135h (P); C
MKT 909 Advanced Strategic Marketing 3 Credits
Advanced strategic marketing: meaning, concepts. Market-oriented and the manner in which these corporations value for stake holders. Product, price, distribution and communication and application applied to several industries in different continents. 6-Ps of marketing – people, product, price, place (distribution), promotion, and performance with emphasis on profitability drivers, value creation, segmentation and on profitability drivers, value creation, segmentation and positioning, life cycle management, and integration of the Ps for competitive advantage, 45h (T); E
MKT 910 Marketing Models 3 Credits
Theoretical and empirical models used to analyze marketing management issues in the areas of product introduction and positioning, pricing, advertising and distribution channels. The theoretical structure of the course is derived from micro-economics of firm and consumer decision making. This is with special consideration to competitive issues, analyzed with game theory and some applications of control theory. Conjoint analysis, choice modelling and multivariate techniques, 45h (T); E
MKT 911 Seminar in Marketing Research 3 Credits
Literature and research in the area of marketing research. Explore comprehensively the rich material in extant marketing research literature, critique the materials, and prepare and present scholarly papers before a scholarly audience, 135h (P); E
MKT 999 Thesis 12 Credits
Independent empirical investigations of selected marketing issues complete a details and original research project, 540h (P); C
Graduation Requirements
The Ph.D.in Marketing programme requires a minimum of 39 credit units for graduation made up as follows:
Summary
The Ph.D. programme requires a minimum of 39 credit units made up as follows;
Core courses: MKT 901 (3), MKT 902 (3), MKT 903 (3), MKT 904 (3), MKT 905 (3), M(3) MKT 907 (3), MKT 999 (12) = 36 credits
Elective courses: MKT 909 (3), MKT 910 (3), MKT 911 (3) = 09 credits
Total = 39 credits