We analyze the urgent need for a radical overhaul in marketing education due to the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs)**. It argues that traditional MBA programs are facing a **"crisis of relevance," highlighted by student dissatisfaction at institutions like Stanford GSB**, because their curricula fail to address the AI-driven transformation of the marketing industry. The report **details how AI is reshaping every aspect of marketing**, from hyper-personalization to content creation, and **outlines the new "AI-augmented marketer" profile**—a strategic orchestrator requiring skills beyond mere technical proficiency. Finally, it **proposes a comprehensive three-pillar framework for curriculum redesign**, emphasizing a redefined core, advanced specializations, and applied pedagogy to cultivate leaders capable of strategically leveraging AI.