This Academic Poster Series introduces core concepts of business studies in a visually engaging, easy-to-understand format for students. Designed for classroom, study aid, or project use, each poster distills complex business topics—like ownership types, entrepreneurship, planning, and digital business—into accessible content using visual cues, keyword highlights, and real-world examples.
The goal is to support university students comprehension through clarity, structure, and relevance.
Contents
Please choose one topic from the list below and then select the appropriate title and dummy text from the right tab to match the design. Feel free to add or remove the placeholder text as needed to fit your content.
Topic details➡️
Topic 1
Topic 2
Topic 3
Topic 4
Quick topic options overview
Topic Option 1:
Supply and Demand
Topic Option 2:
Inflation and Deflation
Topic Option 3:
The Marketing Mix: 4Ps
Topic Option 4:
SWOT Analysis
References
The images below are real use cases to aid in understanding the design and are prohibited from being copied.
Use a good Google font choice is typically a sans-serif font like Open Sans, Roboto, or Source Sans Pro. These fonts are known for their legibility and are widely used in educational settings. Additionally, Cardo is a great option for scholarly fields requiring specialized characters.
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Some popular and suitable options: Open Sans, Roboto, Alegreya, Lato, Merriweather, Montserrat
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Topic Option 1:
Use opposing colored arrows for supply vs. demand
Show before/after shift diagrams
Include definition boxes: "Surplus", "Shortage", "Equilibrium"
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Topic Option 2:
Visualize rising/falling prices with a thermometer or graph
Use CPI (Consumer Price Index) chart as an anchor
Include keyword boxes: demand-pull, cost-push, monetary policy
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Topic Option 3:
Four color blocks or a quadrant layout
Real brand examples per 'P'
Include quick definitions + icons (tag, store, ad, product box)
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Topic Option 4:
Divide poster into four quadrants
Use iconography (shield, lightning bolt, telescope, warning sign)
Add a mini-case study (e.g., SWOT for a franchise brand)
