AI for Marketing courses
AI is transforming marketing practices
Are you well equipped to take on the challenges?
Marketing is changing. Customer expectations, digital competition and the volume of content required from marketing teams are growing rapidly. Traditional approaches can be slow, costly and difficult to personalise at scale. AI offers new ways to work faster, uncover richer insights and create more relevant customer experiences.
Two new marketing courses — MARK3096 (Undergraduate) and MARK5835 (Postgraduate) — give you the frameworks, tools, and hands-on experience to lead in an AI-first marketing landscape.
What students will learn
Student feedback
"...During my final year of the degree, I learnt why UNSW Business School earns its prestigious reputation and global QS ranking, where the teachers demonstrate highest detail and adaptable educational resources. I learned AI in marketing from Dr.Terrence Chong, who challenges student to use AI tool and experience its business application from website design, prompt sophistication, marketing research, up to multi-dimensional AI integration such as Thinking AI, Feeling AI, and Mechanical AI, making AI part of the business rather than just a limited tool... "
Wei-Li, Completed MARK3096 in 2026 Term 1
Frequently asked questions
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Please check the official UNSW Handbook for latest offering terms details as it could vary from year to year. Both undergraduate and postgraduate handbook pages are updated with the latest timetable and term offerings.
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Undergraduate (MARK3096): Any undergraduate student who is interested in the topic can take the course MARK3096 as there is no prerequisite. You can take it regardless of your major or year of study.
Postgraduate (MARK5835): Postgraduate students can take MARK5835 provided they have met the pre-requisite or co-requisite requirements:
- Pre or Corequisite: MARK5700 or MARK5800 OR in program 8281, 8282, 8291, 8234, 8224
Further questions?
Please contact Dr Terrence Chong, who led the proposal, curriculum development, and is the main course convenor teaching these courses.