Product Management

Specialize in one of four industry-aligned concentrations, or choose the “no concentration” pathway, offered by the College of Professional Studies, for those seeking a broader focus.

Design and Product Management, offered by the College of Arts, Media and Design, focuses on integrating user-centered design principles into the product development process, helping students turn customer insights into compelling, intuitive experiences.

Product Innovation Management, offered by the D’Amore-McKim School of Business, explores how to identify opportunities, manage risk, and drive innovation across product lines. Students will learn to lead bold, market-shaping initiatives and create business model innovation from concept to execution.

Technical Product Management, offered by the College of Engineering, is designed for those working with engineering or technical teams looking to bridge business strategy and technical execution. Gain the tools to translate customer needs into clear specifications, technical features, and roadmaps.

Product Analytics, offered by the College of Professional Studies, emphasizes how to harness data to guide product decisions, optimize features, and measure performance. Learn to make smarter, faster decisions grounded in real-world user behavior.

No concentration/elective option, offered by the College of Professional Studies, offers a pathway for students to customize their degree with courses from all concentrations.

• Gain industry-ready skills through a flexible, targeted curriculum that aligns career goals and market demands.
• Draw on the expertise of four colleges—business, design, analytics, and technology—select a concentration that aligns with your industry of interest, while learning core principles that reflect the cross-functional nature of modern product management.
• Engage in hands-on learning with a one-credit experiential course integrated into the core curriculum and a capstone project, providing real-world experience. Choose an optional co-op and gain work experience.
• Complete your program in as little as 12 months—gaining a fast track for career advancement.

• Among interviewed companies, 43% were hiring more product managers (Product School, The Future of Product Management, 2022).
• The median total annual compensation for product managers in the U.S. has risen to approximately $146,000 (Glassdoor, 2025).
• Tech sector roles are projected to grow 9.1% through 2032. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2023).

• Application form

• Application fee

• Resumé

• English language proficiency exam required.

  • International applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency, meeting college requirements.

• Official transcripts showing degree conferral of bachelor's degree by the end of the first term.

  • The Foreign Credential Evaluation (FCE) is a required assessment of all transcripts and documents from non-U.S. accredited post-secondary education institutions. (Review the FCE requirements by country.)