UX design (User Experience design) is the process of creating products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users. It involves research, prototyping, testing, and iteration to ensure ease of use and delight.

A UX designer conducts user research, creates wireframes and prototypes, collaborates with developers, and tests designs to ensure digital products are intuitive and meet user needs.

UX designer salaries vary by region and experience, but on average, entry‐level UX designers earn around $60k–$70k USD, while senior UX designers can make $90k–$120k+ USD per year.

Our admissions criteria typically include a completed application form, a short personal statement, and evidence of interest in design (no prior degree in design is required). The final round may include a short interview.

The course is designed to be part‐time: you can study evenings and weekends. You’ll get access to pre‐recorded lectures and weekly live workshops. You can also catch up on recordings if you miss a session.

Yes. Each student is paired with an industry mentor who reviews your portfolio pieces, gives feedback, and offers career guidance throughout the program.

Absolutely. The course includes three capstone projects (e.g., redesigning a real website, building a prototype from scratch). By graduation, you’ll have 3–4 portfolio‐ready case studies.

Yes. Our certificate is accredited by the International UX Association (IUXA), and our alumni have been hired by companies in the US, UK, Europe, and Asia.

We run three cohorts per year: January, May, and September. If you miss the current deadline, you can join the next intake or apply to be on the waitlist.