A Powerful Interdisciplinary Experience

Smith School of Business and Queen’s School of Computing have partnered to deliver the Master of Digital Product Management. Their combined strengths and expertise in teaching, research and student engagement will deliver an extraordinary experience.

Smith is renowned for its excellence, innovation, and leadership in business education. From establishing the first undergraduate degree a century ago to creating ground-breaking programs in areas like analytics, AI, fintech, social impact and now digital product management, Smith is at the forefront of preparing you for the business marketplace and leadership roles.

Since 1969, the Queen’s School of Computing has developed innovative programs through research and scholarship. The School is best known for its ground-breaking interdisciplinary programs allowing its graduates to build the bridge between technical, scientific, and creative pursuits.

Together they will provide MDPM students with a collaborative learning, virtual lab experience, personal support and guidance, individual and team coaching, connection to powerful global alumni networks, corporate connections and partnerships, and a deep commitment to student success.

Queen’s University has a rich academic tradition dating back to 1841 and is consistently ranked among Canada’s very best universities.

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“As a Product leader currently in the digital space; I rely on self-learning, reviewing industry related publications and attending conferences to further my professional development. With the cross-disciplinary curriculum from Smith School of Business and Queen’s School of Computing, I am able to leverage the experience of industry experts and continue to accelerate my career progression. The MDPM degree provides a solid combination of academic thought leadership and experiential learning through a Practicum approach. This was important to me because while learning theory is necessary, real-life application of course content is what truly complements my years of experience in Product Management.”

Suchita Sikand
Head of Product Development
The Switch

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