Overview

Our product management programs will equip you with the skills you need to be a great product manager. We’ve distilled the lessons learned from decades of product management career experience and leading research to give you exactly what you need to be effective in the role. Spanning topics in product creation, marketing, team operations, cost management, and more, our programs will teach you the skills you need to build a career toolkit that is complete and well-rounded.

Here's what these programs can offer you:

Confidence

Repeat after us: no more imposter syndrome! Join meetings with engineering, marketing, finance, and senior leadership feeling confident that you know the right questions to ask, the key strategies to deploy, and the major milestones that your team should be hitting.

Flexibility

Choose the learning option that works best for you: we offer a product management program that is self-paced and one that follows a 10-week schedule. Both programs are delivered entirely online and optimized for working professionals. Learn when and where it’s convenient for you. 

A Stanford Online Family

We might not show up for your birthday dinner, but we’re here for you. Our team is made up of real people who want to see you succeed. Our teaching team will be available to you within each course portal to answer any questions you have as you progress through the curriculum. You can also reach out to our Student and Client Services team with any questions, concerns, general thoughts, movie suggestions… We love hearing from you.

Who Should Enroll?

• Aspiring product managers - Have your sights set on a product management career? If you’re transitioning from your current role or just starting out in your career, this program is the perfect place to start. All courses are designed for working professionals with no previous experience required. We’ll cover everything you need to know to kick off this new chapter in your career.
• Junior product managers - Take your product management skills and confidence to the next level by solidifying essential skills that complement what you’ve already learned on the job. As you learn new tools in the program, apply them to your work to continuously improve your processes and leadership capabilities.
• Anyone who works closely with product managers - If you collaborate with product managers, learning more about the components of the role will help you to work together more cohesively.