Program Overview

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Postgraduate Diploma in Product Management

Overview

The Postgraduate Diploma in Product Management is a multi-award-winning program designed to equip working professionals with comprehensive knowledge of the product management domain. This unique program is the only one of its kind in Ireland and has few comparators worldwide.

Program Details

TU Code

TU363

NFQ Level

Level 9

Award Type

Major

Award

Postgraduate Diploma

ECTS Credits

60

Duration

1 Year

Course Type

Postgraduate

Mode of Study

Part Time

Method of Delivery

On-Campus

Commencement Date

October 2025

Location

Aungier Street

Fees

€7,150 Total Fee (inclusive of Digital Skillnet grant)

What is Product Management?

Strategic product management is at the heart of the success of every company and can determine the company's success or failure. Product Managers with accredited and comprehensive knowledge of the product management domain are in high demand across leading Irish and International companies.

Program Objectives

The program is designed to equip working professionals with the skills and knowledge to effectively balance product management effort between discovery, design, and delivery. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of product management principles, practices, and tools.

Target Audience

The program is designed for:

• Practising product managers who have a number of years' experience and wish to enhance their competencies and their career progression.
• Product owners and those from engineering or design backgrounds who are transitioning to product management.
• Aspiring product managers who are working as business analysts or solutions consultants, or in product delivery and support functions.
• Senior executives in companies seeking to establish and develop a structured product management function.
• Business architects and those responsible for translating long-term strategic roadmaps into deliverables.
• Entrepreneurs and Founders who want to leverage product management practice in validating and building their business.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Participants must have a Level 8 Honours Degree in a cognate discipline with a minimum of a 2:2. Candidates with significant work experience but without the requisite qualifications may be considered under a Recognition of Prior Learning process.

Module Listing

Year One

Semester 1

• Applied Design Thinking [Mandatory]
• Applied Project [Mandatory]
• Business Case & Strategic Pricing [Mandatory]
• Customer & Market Insight [Mandatory]
• Innovation & New Product Development [Mandatory]
• Leadership and Professional Development [Mandatory]
• Product Management at Scale [Mandatory]
• Product Portfolio Management [Mandatory]
• Strategic Communication & Collaboration [Mandatory]
• Strategy and Business Models [Mandatory]

Semester 2

• Strategy and Business Models [Mandatory]
• Applied Design Thinking [Mandatory]
• Leadership and Professional Development [Mandatory]
• Applied Project [Mandatory]
• Innovation & New Product Development [Mandatory]
• Business Case & Strategic Pricing [Mandatory]
• Applied Design Thinking [Mandatory]
• Product Management at Scale [Mandatory]
• Product Portfolio Management [Mandatory]
• Customer & Market Insight [Mandatory]
• Strategic Communication & Collaboration [Mandatory]

Schedule

The Postgraduate Diploma is delivered part-time over 12 months. With an Induction in September, modules are run on two consecutive days per month, usually October through to June, concluding with a company-based capstone project, submitted in September, to bring real impact to their organisation.

Progression

Participants who successfully complete the one-year Postgraduate Diploma have the option to continue for a further part-time one-year program to attain an MSc in Product Management.

Fees

Participants who successfully complete the one-year Postgraduate Diploma have the option to continue for a further part-time one-year program to attain an MSc in Product Management.

• Postgraduate Diploma: €4950 (Year 1 60 credits)
• Masters Track*: €3,000 (Year 2 additional 30 credits)