Product Management (BrainStation)

Futures

Learn the professional business skills you need to be an effective product manager and build, launch, and grow successful products.

Application Deadline

TBD

Start
Date

May 14, 2025

Course
Length

8

Weekly
Schedule

Wednesdays, 3:30PM - 6:30PM

Program
Delivery

Live, online instruction

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About This Course

All kinds of businesses rely on product managers who can navigate the worlds of business, design, and technology to drive business value through products. In BrainStation’s live Product Management course, you will build essential product management skills, learn to define a customer-centric product development strategy, how to apply Lean methodology and Agile development methodology, and more. You will also explore efficient wireframing and prototyping techniques, as well as how to create a go-to-market strategy and a product launch plan.

This course is delivered by a trusted partner, meaning our instructors do not teach it. Applicants to this course will complete the same application form and are eligible to receive the same supports as other courses. Learn more about this course on our partner's website here.

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Learning Outcomes

Product Marketing: Understand what product marketing is and how to develop your positioning, messaging, and brand strategy to effectively market your product.
Product Analytics: Discover the key stages of Lean analytics to help track both the success of your product launch and ongoing growth and engagement.
Build your Product Portfolio: As you earn your Product Manager certification, you will showcase everything you've learned with a real-world product management portfolio project that highlights your new skills. Every week during your product management course, you'll be provided with clear steps to iteratively develop your final project. By the end of the course, you'll have created a formal proposal presentation that will demonstrate your end-to-end product launch strategy and form the basis of your product manager portfolio.