Product Management Classes Oslo

Product Management Flex program is a 6-month part-time program that you enroll right now for free for 15-days. After your 15-day trial, you can decide on a payment plan that suits you best if you wish to continue. Most importantly, this program comes with a tuition back guarantee that states you'll get your money back if you don't land a job within 6 months of graduation. You will learn how to discover products, iterate/optimize on existing products, and learn how to work with UX/UI and engineering teams.

Technical Project Management Flex course is a 5-month part-time remote program designed to get you a job as a project manager. This program comes with a tuition back guarantee if you don't land a job within 6-months of your graduation. You'll learn about scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, mediation, and tools used by successful managers. You'll also benefit from one-on-one mentorship, TA's, and instructors.

Technical Project Management Immersion course is a 3-month full-time remote program designed to get you a job as a project manager. You won't have to pay anything until you've been hired making more than $40,000 a year. You'll learn about scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, mediation, and tools used by successful managers. You'll also benefit from one-on-one mentorship, TA's, and instructors.

Design thinking offers companies and individuals a problem-solving framework that employs prototyping, testing, and iteration through a user-centric approach. This design thinking course begins with an exploration of empathy, which forms the basis of user-research and the development of personas. Then the course takes students from ideation to prototyping, validation, and finally launch. As a final project, students will develop a short presentation pitching an idea.

In this product management course, students will learn the essential skills of product management. The curriculum will teach students about the product life-cycle, from ideation to development, and how to lead teams of designers and developers using an agile workflow. Finally, students will use everything you have learned to create a realistic go-to-market strategy.