Business Design Immersive
Bridge design and business strategy. Gain the skills to build business models, drive product strategy, and communicate value—elevate your career with business design.
💡 Live, 10-week remote course
🎯 Next cohort starts March 25
📆 $2,550
Why This Course?
Think like a business leader, design like a strategist:
Learn the fundamentals of business models, market strategy, and product management from a designer’s perspective.
Gain the tools to align design decisions with business goals, influencing strategy and innovation.
Master product roadmaps, prioritization frameworks, and stakeholder communication to position yourself as a leader in cross-functional teams.
Understand the ethical implications of product decisions, such as privacy concerns, inclusivity, and social responsibility.
Develop and pitch a strategic product concept using real-world business frameworks.
Course Highlights
Upon completing this course, you will be able to better apply design methodologies to traditional business-planning techniques.
Key Details
Live, expert-led instruction (10 weeks, remote)
Hands-on projects & real-world business frameworks
Flexible support—faculty office hours + interactive sessions
Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7-9 PM CST
Tuition: $2,295
Upcoming Courses
📆 March 25, 2025
📌 Only 4 Spots Left – Enroll Before March 21!
Who Should Take This Course?
UX & Design Researchers
Turn insights into business impact & strategy.
Product
Managers
Communicate effectively across design & business teams.
Product
Designers
Design with a stronger business perspective.
Curriculum Overview
✔️ Week 1: The Role of Design in Business & Innovation Lenses
✔️ Week 2: Business Models & Market Landscape
✔️ Week 3: Budgeting, Resources & Scope
✔️ Week 4: Competitive Analysis & Stakeholder Mapping
✔️ Week 5-6: Product Roadmaps, Agile & Team Collaboration
✔️ Week 7-8: Prioritization, Ethical Product Decisions & Business KPIs
✔️ Week 9-10: Cost of Design, Final Pitch & Capstone Presentation
“What did I learn from AC4D that’s related here? Creating shared artifacts to align communication is key to success, and visual storytelling is a powerful tool for any kind of communication, even engineering.”
— Noah Ratzan, AC4D Alumni
