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Sonoma State University
Bachelor of Arts in Wine Sales Management
- Rohnert Park, USA
BA
English
This 8-week online course provides sales and management training for suppliers and distributors in the wine and alcohol beverage industry. Through exploration of route-to-market strategies for alcoholic beverages, students gain client-facing sales and territory management skills.
Lenoir-Rhyne University
Bachelor of Arts Professional Sales
- Hickory, USA
BA
On-Campus
English
Learn valuable sales management strategies needed for business success by learning how to build business relationships, negotiate sales terms and ultimately close the business deals needed for companies to succeed now and in the future.Sales professionals keep businesses running. In our increasingly solutions-driven economy, connecting consumers and companies with the products and services they need to stay competitive is a fast-growing field for ambitious people excited to make connections and create lasting value for customers.
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Arizona State University
BA in Business (Retail Management)
- Tempe, USA
BA
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Bachelor of Arts in Business with a specialization in Retail Management provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the retail industry, emphasizing the development of skills necessary...
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You'll learn how to turn conversations into long-term client partnerships through a Bachelor's in Sales and Relationship Management. This program combines commercial strategy with the interpersonal skills that drive revenue and retention across almost every sector.
The learning environment fosters independent thinking and professional accountability as you work through real business scenarios. Coursework typically covers consumer behavior, sales forecasting, account management, and negotiation techniques. You'll practice consultative selling methods, learn how to segment markets, and develop skills in customer lifetime value analysis — all grounded in practical instruction and team-based projects.
At the Bachelor's level, you go beyond basic sales theory. You're expected to analyze pipeline data, design account growth strategies, and manage client portfolios with a degree of autonomy. Modules in CRM systems, B2B sales cycles, and service recovery give you a rounded commercial foundation.
Graduates move into roles like account executive, business development manager, sales operations analyst, and client success lead, across industries from tech and finance to healthcare and logistics.