Product Management

Last Updated: 2025

From idea to market: learn how to craft, launch, and grow products that people love. Master the art of balancing customer needs, business goals, and innovation to bring your vision to life. This Study Path is recommended for those who have business interests related to products, regardless of whether their passions lie in B2B, B2C, or other products.

Programme Curriculum

For comprehensive information about the requirements and course options for the ISM/BA degrees, please view the links below.

Recommended Bachelor’s Minors for Product Management

Recommended Master’s Minors for Product Management



= mandatory course, cannot be substituted with any other courses

= minor course

2nd Bachelor’s Year

This is a complete sample study path recommended for a student interested in product management that includes all credits needed for Bachelor’s graduation from ISM. In the example below, a Bachelor’s minor in Tuotantotalous is assumed.


Autumn (I-II)

ISM-C2002 (I-II)
MySQL for Data Analytics, 6cr

TU-C2010 (I-II)
Introduction to Strategic Management, 5cr

CS-A1111 (I-II)
Basics Course in Programming Y1, 5cr

ISM-C1004 (II)
Business Analytics 1, 6cr

Spring (III-IV)

37C00250 (III)
Information Systems Development, 6cr

ISM-C1002 (III-IV)
Advanced Course in Statistics and Data Analytics, 6cr

TU-C1030 (III-IV) <or I-II>
Managerial Accounting and Finance for Decision-Makers, 5cr

TU-C2020 (IV)
Operations Management, 5cr

35C04000 (IV)
Global Logistics and Distribution Networks, 6cr

+ language courses, 11cr total



3rd Bachelor’s Year


Autumn (I-II)

TU-A1100 (I-II) <or III-IV or V>
Industrial Engineering and Management, 5cr

AAN-C2006 (I-II)
Product Analysis, 5cr

BIZ3130.kand (I-II)
Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar, 10cr

+ language courses, 11cr total

Spring (III-IV)

Exchange Studies (III-V)
Exchange to partner destination, 24cr



1st Master’s Year

This is a complete sample study path recommended for a student interested in product management that includes all credits needed for Master’s graduation from ISM. In the example below, a Master’s minor in Product Management is assumed.

If you are interested in pursuing a Business Analytics Master’s instead, please reference the BA Master’s 2024-2026 Curriculum Page.


Autumn (I-II)

35E02000 (I)
Procurement and Strategic Sourcing D, 6cr

TU-E5070 (I) <or III>
Principles of Product Management, 3cr

CS-E4900 (I-II)
User-Centered Methods for Product and Service Design D, 5cr

37E00200 (II)
Strategic Information Technology Management, 6cr

TU-E5041 (II)
Product Leadership D, 5cr

MEC-E3020 (II)
Methods for Early Product Development, 3cr

Spring (III-IV)

ISM-E1004 (III)
Business Analytics 2, 6cr

MEC-E3005 (III)
Prototyping for Innovation, 5cr

ISM-E2004 (III)
Introduction to Digital Service Design, 6cr

ISM-E2005 (IV)
Digital Service Product Management, 6cr

37E00100 (IV)
Information Economy, 6cr

35E00400 (V)
Coordination of Supply Chains, 6cr



2nd Master’s Year


Autumn (I-II)

MEC-E3007 (I-II)
Product Sustainability, 5cr

37E01500 (II)
Capstone: Project Management and Consulting Practice, 6cr

MEC-E3080 (II)
Global Innovation Practices, 3cr

21E00052 (II) <or III>
Data-Driven Business, 6cr

Spring (III-IV)

TU-E1120 (III-V)
Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation D, 5cr

ISM-E1999 (III-V) <or I-II>
Master’s Thesis Seminar, 3cr

ISM.thes
Master’s Thesis, 30cr