Choose the path that fits where you are and where you want to go. Both programmes are 6 months, hybrid weekend format, and deeply project-driven.
FSCD's programmes are structured around one belief: the only way to learn design is to make things. Everything else follows.
Every module ends with a real deliverable — not a quiz. You build your portfolio as you learn, week by week.
Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, Galileo AI, Runway ML — AI tools are woven into the workflow from Month 1, not treated as an afterthought.
Designed for working professionals and students alike. Saturday–Sunday live sessions, with recorded access for review.
You don't just submit a project — you present it to an external industry panel, exactly like a real design studio pitch.
A design diploma from FSCD opens doors across brand studios, digital agencies, product companies, and freelance practice.
Have questions about our programmes? Here are answers to the most common questions from students and working professionals.
Not at all. Both programmes are built to be beginner-friendly. We build your foundation from scratch — starting with visual theory and progressing steadily into advanced digital design.
Professionals switching careers with some visual background often accelerate quickly, but no prior experience is required.
Live sessions run every Saturday and Sunday. Each session includes 4–5 hours of instruction, critique, discussions, and hands-on work.
All sessions are recorded and remain accessible for review. This structure is designed for both college students and working professionals.
Graphic Design focuses on visual communication such as branding, typography, packaging, illustration, advertising, print, and motion graphics.
UI/UX Design focuses on digital product design including user research, information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, Figma, design systems, and service design.
If you're unsure which path to choose, our Dual Diploma programme allows you to learn both disciplines.
Yes. The curriculum is completely project-driven.
Graphic Design students graduate with branding projects, packaging designs, advertising campaigns, motion graphics, and a final capstone project.
UI/UX students graduate with multiple case studies, a personal portfolio website, and an ATS-friendly resume.
Yes. We provide mock interviews, portfolio reviews, presentation practice sessions, and capstone evaluations by industry professionals.
Students also receive resume guidance, LinkedIn profile optimisation, and access to our mentor and alumni network.
While we do not guarantee placements, we prepare students thoroughly for the hiring process.
We operate limited-seat cohorts to maintain quality learning and personalised mentorship.
Book a free counselling session to know the upcoming batch dates and current seat availability.
Speak to an admissions counsellor and start your design journey. Limited seats per cohort.
