Sales - Undergraduate Business - UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School

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Sales Emphasis

This area of emphasis is suitable for students who are interested in a direct relationship with their company’s customers and partners and in owning responsibility for producing sales results. Successful completion of the emphasis will position you for a career in business-to-business sales, field marketing or even the successful launch of your own entrepreneurial company. Recent graduates of Kenan-Flagler have found careers with companies such as Sageworks, Cigna, Enterprise and Black & Decker, where they manage their company’s relationships and develop business streams with key customers, accounts and go-to-market partners.

Undergraduate students must complete a minimum of 9.0 credit hours.

All courses in this emphasis have BUSI 406, Principles of Marketing as a prerequisite – with a minimum grade of “C.”

Required Courses (minimum 6.0 credits)
BUSI 501 Professional Selling Strategies (3.0 credits)
BUSI 561 Sales Management (3.0 credits)
Required Elective (3.0 credit hours must be taken from the following list)
BUSI 454 Independent Study in Marketing (3.0 credits)
(subject to undergraduate business program approval)
BUSI 559  New Product Marketing (1.5 credits) 
BUSI 560 Advertising (3.0 credits)
BUSI 562 Consumer Behavior (3.0 credits)
BUSI 563 Retailing & Distribution Channels (3.0 credits)
BUSI 564 New Product Development (3.0 credits)
BUSI 566 Marketing Strategy (3.0 credits)
BUSI 568 Marketing Analysis & Decision-Making (3.0 credits)
BUSI 617 Global Marketing (3.0 credits)

For students seeking to substitute study abroad or any credit earned outside of the business school, a petition to substitute an emphasis requirement must be submitted via the online request form available on the intranet. If approved, a maximum of 1 course (or 3 credit hours) may apply to an emphasis.



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