Designed for founders, innovators, and builders who want to turn user insight into responsible product innovation.

You might be launching your own product, managing delivery, or trying to innovate from within. This program helps you connect design, experimentation, and execution into one practical skillset for building products that matter, while staying genuinely curious about users and honest about what you find.

Product-Driven Entrepreneurs

You want to turn a problem worth solving into a product people choose, using user research, prototyping, and fast learning loops that scale over time.

Product and Project Managers

Already coordinating delivery, but ready to go deeper? You need sharper skills in user research, experimentation, and team alignment to move from managing tasks to shaping great products.

Creative Problem-Solvers

You want to pair creativity with structure by understanding user needs and using prototyping methods to solve problems.

Purposeful Career Builders

You are finding your path, and want practical product skills, a sense of direction, and a learning model designed to challenge you and help you grow.

• Format: 100% Online (Self-Paced, While Working)
• Duration: 3 Years, 180 ECTS
• English or German
• Flexibility: Self-Paced, While Working
• Learn from Experts: Real-World Knowledge
• Community: In-Person Events (optional)

Globally Recognized Program

Ranked top-10 for innovation by WURI—your degree carries real weight worldwide.

Real-World Challenges

Solve live briefs from partner companies to build 21st-century skills you can’t learn in lectures.

Purpose-Driven Learning

Join a cohort of 1000+ professionals, plus alumni and hiring partners ready to connect you.

Tech-Enabled Personalization

Our AI-powered dashboard adapts recommendations and resources to your goals.

Maximum Flexibility

Asynchronous modules, global time-zone support, and pause-and-resume options for your life.

A curriculum built around design for behavioral change, innovation, and product-led growth

Great products hardly come from guesswork. As innovation accelerates, this Bachelor of Arts program equips you with evidence-based tools to research, design, and grow products. You learn to understand users deeply, turn honest insights into requirements, and prototype solutions so your ideas create real value.

Build an Entrepreneurial and Resilient Mindset

Start by developing an understanding of the entrepreneurial mindset, what true resilience looks like in practice, and how your perspective shapes the products you build.

Learn Prototyping and Product Development

Turn insights into prototypes, then build product roadmaps that focus on the right features and create real value for users.

Innovate Businesses Sustainably

Understand the core principles of innovation, how to operationalize ideas, and how to build a culture of open collaboration.

Design for Behavior, Ethics, and Responsible Growth

Apply behavioral economics and growth thinking to create products that guide better choices and scale responsibly over time.

A Curriculum That Adapts To You

At Tomorrow University you shape your own path by choosing flexible impact certificates (electives) whenever you are ready. You can adapt and evolve your journey at any time with our personalized learning experience.

1. Orientation

Discover your mission and purpose with ToU’s mindset. Set your initial direction, but keep the freedom to adapt your path as you grow.

2. Calibration

Shape your studies by choosing flexible impact certificates. Select electives that match your mission, and adjust them anytime along the way.

3. Elevation

Apply your knowledge in a real-world research project, tackling challenges with hands-on impact.

4. Activation

Bring your vision to life with a final thesis project, created together with industry experts.

Build your own Products

Launch your own products by combining customer insight, design for behavioral change, and product-led growth.

Lead Innovation from within

Innovate from within through experimentation, behavioral insight, positioning, and strategic innovation.

Design Products for others

Lead new product initiatives while building scalable processes for teams and organizations.

Jobs you can do

• Innovation & Business Roles
• Startup Ecosystem Roles
• Social Impact & Nonprofit Roles

Invest in a bachelor's program that turns your curiosity about products into practical skills for building, testing, and growing them through clear thinking, ownership, and responsible action.

By studying this Bachelor of Arts in Product Innovation, you invest in skills that travel well across industries, roles, and ventures. You gain hands-on product work, structured feedback, and a portfolio that shows how you design, test, and improve products.

• A 180 ECTS Bachelor of Arts in Responsible Entrepreneurship & Management degree with 6 full-time or 10 part-time semesters.
• A portfolio built from user interviews, prototypes, and real-world challenge work.
• A community that challenges and supports you from day one through graduation and beyond.

All the Benefits from an Online University

Learn flexibly whenever and wherever you want. Tackle real-world challenges that inspire you. Select your courses based on your mission. All while being surrounded by an inspiring community online.

• 100% Online Learning
• Award Winning Learning App
• Virtual Campus to Stay Connected

Online Learning is Great – But it's Better with Offline Connections

Our community comes together regularly to connect and grow. You’ll join a group of changemakers who support each other, build together and push each other forward.

IMMERSION WEEKS

Where the World Becomes Your Classroom

Unforgettable, high-impact gatherings where you meet your peers, build global connections and put learning into action.

• Meet other learners from all programs & countries
• Build lifelong friendships and career-shifting connections
• Celebrate together

ACTION HUBS

Local Impact – Global Community

Action Hubs are learner-led city groups where Tomorrow students and alumni gather for in-person connection, local impact and real-world collaboration.

• Local Meetups and Co-Working
• Workshops and Talks
• Climate Walks, Cultural Outings, Skill-Shares and Community Projects

MISSION GROUPS

Build what matters to you

Find your co-founder, further your mission and support each other to make a difference.

How you'll connect

• Mission Groups: Your peer accountability and support group throughout your journey
• Circles: Deep-dive into topics you love with likeminded Community Members, from AI, to Climate, to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
• Mentors: Connect with mentors from the Community and beyond

So Much more!

A global ecosystem designed to support you

You’ll join a living, breathing community that grows with you.

• Events & Workshops: Live sessions with experts, alumni-led experiences, and global online meetups.
• Virtual Community Immersions: Global collaboration from home
• Community Leader Pathways: Step up, lead a circle, host an event or organize an initiative
• Your exclusive Community space: On demand connection and support
• Learner-Led Sessions: Virtual workshops, panels and meetups created by your Community

Formal Criteria

• Applicants must provide a secondary school leaving certificate. For those with a German certificate, including Abitur or Fachhochschulreife, the verification is done in-house. For non-German certificates, the verification is completed via a ministry check or entrance exam.
• Proof of English proficiency at a minimum B2 level is required. While certificates are preferred, this requirement can be waived if English is the applicant’s native language or if they have completed a degree program taught in English.
• Applicants must demonstrate their motivation through the application form and during the admission process.
• An admission interview is mandatory and is used to assess the applicant’s eligibility and alignment with the program.

Informal Criteria

• Applicants must be able to attend mandatory evening course discussions, which are scheduled at 6 PM CET. Accommodations for other time zones are currently limited until there is a critical mass of learners in those regions.
• Adherence to ToU’s community guidelines, which emphasize a spirit of service, is required. This is assessed during the admission process, including the interview.
• A letter of motivation must be submitted to explain the applicant’s reasons for joining the program. If an applicant has participated in a company-sponsored challenge (e.g., Deutsche Bank), they may be exempt from submitting the letter but must still demonstrate their motivation during the interview.