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    Design Department

    Good design is why one product gets used and an identical one gets ignored. This department trains both sides of the craft: visual design for brand, print and social, and product design for interfaces people actually complete tasks in. You learn typography, colour and layout properly, then move into Figma, design systems, prototyping and usability testing, finishing with a portfolio of three case studies written the way hiring managers and clients read them.

    What you will learn

    Design Fundamentals: Typography, Colour & Layout
    Graphic Design with Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator
    Brand Identity & Print Design
    UI Design with Figma
    UX Research, Wireframing & Usability Testing
    Design Systems & Prototyping
    Portfolio & Case Study Writing

    Tools and technologies

    Figma
    Adobe Photoshop
    Adobe Illustrator
    Canva
    Framer
    Notion

    Who this department is for

    • Creatives turning talent into a career
    • Developers who want to design their own products
    • Marketers producing their own assets
    • Freelancers raising their rates

    Career outcomes and earning potential

    Junior Graphic Designer

    ₦180,000 – ₦400,000 / month

    Product / UI Designer

    ₦450,000 – ₦1,100,000 / month

    Freelance Designer

    ₦100,000 – ₦800,000 per project

    Ranges reflect advertised Nigerian and remote-contract pay observed on our jobs board and partner platforms; individual offers vary.

    How to join

    1. Join the Tech Faculty WhatsApp community and tell us which department you want.
    2. Create your account to receive a Faculty ID.
    3. Choose online, hybrid, or on-campus study at any of our centres nationwide.
    4. Complete your projects and receive a verifiable Tech Faculty certificate.

    Design — frequently asked questions

    Do I need to be good at drawing?

    No. Digital design is about hierarchy, spacing and clarity. Drawing is a bonus, not a requirement.

    Which software will I use?

    Figma for interfaces, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator for visual and print work, plus Canva for fast turnaround.