Skills
Use knowledge and understanding of appropriate research and analytical methods to reflect, critically evaluate and interpret the role of creativity, design thinking and problem-solving theory to design practice.
Communicate your ideas and processes to the market in a professional way.
Be proactive and take the creative lead on the creation and development of projects.
Structure
Week 1 - Thinking about Design
Week 2 - Past and Present of Design Thinking
Week 3 - What Designers Should Know?
Week 4 - Your Design Topic
Week 5 - Design as Contextualization I
Week 6 - Design as Contextualization II
Week 7 - Design as Process
Week 8 - Design as Collaboration
Week 9 - Design as Observation
Week 10 - Design as Ideation I
Week 11 - Design as Ideation II
Week 12 - Design as Creativity and Innovation
Week 13 - Design as Prototyping
Week 14 - Design as Storytelling
Week 15 - Design as Reflection
Week 16 - Final project
Accreditation
When you complete a programme, you’ll receive a credit-bearing certificate issued by the London School of Design and Marketing and accredited by the Norwich University of the Arts. It’s recognised by employers and trusted by professionals in creative and digital industries. You can use these credits towards a full degree.
Our programmes are designed for professionals who want to lead in marketing, product, and design — not just keep up. Whether you’re starting out, pivoting careers, or deepening your expertise, this learning experience is built for you.
Marketers who want to speak the language of design and build campaigns that convert.
Designers aiming to expand their strategic thinking and business impact.
Career changers moving into digital roles across UX, branding, and product.
Founders & freelancers balancing multiple roles and skill sets.
Creative professionals wanting practical projects and portfolio-ready outcomes.
When you complete a programme, you’ll receive a credit-bearing certificate issued by the London School of Design and Marketing and accredited by the Norwich University of the Arts. It’s recognised by employers and trusted by professionals in creative and digital industries. You can use these credits towards a full degree.
