Course Curriculum

The Master of Management in Digital Transformation (MDPM) at Queen’s University offers a highly structured and immersive curriculum designed to equip students with the skills to lead digital initiatives across industries. The program combines theoretical and practical learning through a series of integrated courses that cover the full lifecycle of digital product management, from problem identification and systems thinking to prototyping, evaluation, and scaling solutions. Students develop expertise in emerging computing technologies, data-driven decision-making, software security, gamification, usability, and ethical product leadership, preparing them to tackle complex digital challenges. The curriculum emphasizes human-centered approaches, analytics, and technical operations, ensuring graduates can optimize user experiences and drive organizational innovation. A central component of the program is the two-part practicum, which allows student teams to work on real-world projects, applying discovery, design, and build methodologies before moving into scaling and operationalizing solutions. Through this hands-on experience, students engage directly with clients, faculty, and industry advisors, bridging academic learning with practical implementation. This comprehensive combination of courses and experiential projects ensures that graduates emerge ready to lead digital transformation initiatives, manage the development and deployment of digital products, and make a measurable impact on business performance and technological innovation in today’s fast-evolving digital landscape.