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Product Management

Decide what to build, and why, with users and data.

This school covers understanding users, defining problems, prioritising, working with engineering and measuring outcomes. Courses are arranged from beginner to advanced, with assignments and projects at each level so you build proof of your skills as you learn.

Who it suits

It suits students from any background interested in technology and business. No prior experience is needed for beginner courses.

Where it can lead

The skills in this school are relevant to associate product manager and product analyst roles.

How to start

Popular in Product Management

  • Product Management: Advanced

    From product manager to product leader: executive strategy, moats, financial modelling, AI product strategy, platforms, and product organization design.

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    • Advanced
    • 8 weeks
  • Product Management: Intermediate

    Go from executor to strategic product manager: product strategy, analytics, experimentation, technical fluency, and AI powered product features.

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    • Intermediate
    • 8 weeks
  • Product Management: Beginner

    Go from zero to your first product portfolio: user research, strategy, PRDs, roadmaps, and a real product case study.

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    • Beginner
    • 8 weeks

Not sure where to start?

The free aptitude test takes about fifteen minutes and suggests a direction. You can also browse every course and programme in one place.