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The Sales Management major emphasizes personal selling, sales management, and business-to-business marketing. Graduates will have a firm grasp of negotiation skills, selling best practices, planning sales strategies, optimizing compensation programs, and resolving customer and sales team complaints.
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GET IN TOUCHStudents can take courses online, in-person primarily at the Voice of America Learning Center, or a mix of both.
Curriculum and Courses
Sales Management draws courses from a variety of disciplines to prepare students to work in sales/sales management, as well as other organizations in managerial and staff capacities. Students are allowed only one CMR major. Double CMR majors are not permitted.
- CMR 244 Introduction to Global Business
- CMR 495 Strategic Management for Commerce
- CMR 211 Economics for Commerce
- CMR 263 Sales and Promotions
- CMR 363 Personal Selling
Career Options
Graduates are prepared to work in sales and management, as well as other managerial and staff capacities such as overseeing a sales team, organizing sales training, setting sales projections, optimizing compensation programs and resolving customer and sales team complaints.
Facts and Stats
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Top 5
of Ohio’s Best Online Bachelor’s Programs
U.S. News & World Report
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98.2%
of 2020-2021 bachelor's degree graduates were employed, furthering their education, serving in the military or a service program
Miami University Data
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18:1
Student to faculty ratio
Miami University Data
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