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Post Graduate Programme in UX/UI Design
Eleven months of postgraduate depth in the craft itself — advanced UX research, interaction design, UI systems and a chosen specialisation — for graduates and senior designers who want mastery, not survey knowledge.
Overview
About the programme
An 11-month postgraduate pathway for deep UX and UI mastery — advanced research, interaction design, UI systems and a specialisation track, ending in an external jury defence. Instruction is delivered through live, instructor-led sessions rather than pre-recorded video, with assessment based on project work and a final portfolio review — not attendance.
Key facts
- Duration: 11 months, live cohort format
- Level: Graduates & senior designers
- Fee: ₹2,20,000 (EMI options; scholarship discounts up to 30% via the Scholarship Test)
- Assessment: Project work + live portfolio jury, verifiable certificate ID
- Schedules: Weekday evening, weekend and blended options
Full stage-by-stage syllabus · instant PDF after a 10-second form
Upcoming batches
Next 4 start dates
A new cohort of this programme starts every 15 days, alternating weekday-evening and weekend schedules — so you're never more than two weeks from beginning.
Dates update automatically · Seats per cohort are capped to keep critique quality high · Reserve via a free demo class or counselling call.
Who should join
Built for
- Graduates who want craft mastery over survey knowledge
- Practising designers formalising senior-level skill
- Specialists-in-the-making: AI products, service design, Design for Bharat or DesignOps
Learning outcomes
By graduation you will
- Master research, interaction and UI systems at senior depth
- Complete a specialisation track with a domain mentor
- Build systems audited by practising leads
- Defend an industry capstone before an external jury of senior designers
Tools covered
Figma mastery: variables, modes, systemsFull research & testing toolkitAccessibility tooling to WCAG
Curriculum
What you will learn, stage by stage
Term 1 (Months 1–3) · Advanced UX Research
Mixed-methods mastery: interviews, contextual inquiry, diary studies, surveys and honest statistics — run as real studies with real participants, plus ResearchOps foundations.
Term 2 (Months 4–6) · Interaction Design Depth
Complex flows, states and edge cases; forms, errors and recovery; mobile and platform patterns; behavioural psychology applied with ethics.
Term 3 (Months 7–8) · UI Systems Mastery
Advanced visual craft, accessibility to WCAG, token architecture, component APIs and design systems with governance — audited live by a practising systems lead.
Term 4 (Months 9–10) · Specialisation Track
Choose one: Design for AI products · Service Design · Design for Bharat (multilingual, low-bandwidth) · DesignOps foundations — taught seminar-style with domain mentors.
Term 5 (Month 11) · Industry Capstone & Jury
An end-to-end engagement with a partner organisation, defended before an external jury of senior designers — the senior-track proof behind the credential.
Why this programme
Three reasons learners choose it
Craft-first PG
Deep mastery of the discipline itself — research to systems.
Specialisation term
Choose AI products, service design, Design for Bharat or DesignOps.
External jury
The senior-track proof behind the credential.
In the studio with
Your mentors on this programme
Like the best professional schools, every course names its instructors. These practitioners lead the studios, critiques and juries for this programme.
Placeholder archetypes — publish real, consented mentor profiles before launch.
Principal Designer
Global SaaS · 12 yrs
Specialties: Design systems, B2B complexity
“Runs the systems capstone audits.”
Senior UX Researcher
E-commerce major · 9 yrs
Specialties: Mixed-methods research
“Rigor with warmth; leads lab weeks.”
Staff Interaction Designer
Global tech GCC · 10 yrs
Specialties: Motion & prototyping
“Craft obsessive; pixel courtroom judge.”
Certification & FAQ
A certificate that means something when someone checks it.
You're assessed on real project work and a final portfolio jury — not attendance. Every graduate receives a certificate with a unique, verifiable ID. Assessment rubrics are public.
How is this different from the PG in Human-Centred Product Design?
This PG goes deep on the craft itself — research, interaction and UI systems mastery with a specialisation track. The other PG adds strategy and leadership breadth. Choose craft depth or strategic breadth.
Is this suitable for working designers?
Yes — it's built for graduates and practising designers who want senior-track depth, with evening and weekend scheduling.
Do I need a design degree to join?
No. Any graduate can apply; practising designers without degrees are assessed via portfolio review during admissions.
What specialisations are available?
Design for AI products, Service Design, Design for Bharat (multilingual and low-bandwidth users), or DesignOps foundations — chosen in Term 4 with mentor guidance.
How often do batches start?
New cohorts open every 15 days; counselling confirms the intake that aligns with the term calendar and your schedule.
What does the external jury involve?
You present your industry capstone to senior designers from outside the school and defend it under questioning — exactly like a senior hiring loop.
Can I pay the PG fee in instalments?
Yes — extended EMI tenures are available for PG programmes, alongside Scholarship Test discounts up to 30%.
What roles does this prepare me for?
Senior UX/UI Designer, Product Designer and specialist tracks (AI products, service design) — with the portfolio depth those interviews demand.
The only way to know if this is right for you is to sit in on a class.
No pressure, no hard sell — a live 45-minute session where you meet a mentor, see how a critique actually works, and ask every question about the curriculum, the batch, and your own starting point.
Book Your Free Demo ClassA live 45-minute session · No pressure, no hard sell