Marketing is a highly versatile academic subject, and courses therein come in all different shapes and scopes. You can generally study marketing abroad at both the undergraduate and graduate level, in pursuit of a variety of different degrees such as a B.A. (which focuses on the humanities and social sciences aspect of marketing), B.S. (which focuses on the mathematical and analytical side of marketing), or M.B.A (which focuses on the management side of marketing).
Some common specializations within the field of marketing include sports marketing, online marketing, decision science, and business management with marketing. International marketing is also an especially common focus for students who decide to study marketing abroad. If you study marketing abroad at a foreign university then it is likely you will have access to a wide range of different courses; for specialized marketing study abroad programs, your options will likely be limited to a few different courses that are offered within the program.
Marketing study abroad programs are most commonly available for summer, semester, or year-long durations. The long you study marketing abroad for, the greater opportunity for culture immersion, but the more time you will miss from your own school. Talk to your home school about what is the most plausible route to studying abroad while staying on your current marketing degree track.
