Masters Degrees (Product Management)

You’ll typically study market research, product development, project management and product marketing, learning how to identify customer needs and develop products that meet those requirements.

Other topics you could have the opportunity to study include innovation, quality management and prototyping.

Doing a Masters in Product Management can equip you with the skills and knowledge to boost your current employment prospects, or change career entirely. You’ll find that these programmes are designed for people from a range of backgrounds, from fresh graduates to mid-career professionals.

Why study a Masters in Product Management?

Product management is a vital role in any organisation that manufactures or sells products. It requires a good understanding of both the market and the product. It also requires strong project management skills to ensure that products are developed and launched on time and within budget.

After completing a Masters degree in Product Management, you could find employment in a variety of sectors and industries, from SMEs to multinational corporations. You may also want to work on a self-employed basis, acting as a freelance product management consultant.