The Diploma in Full-Stack Web Development is a comprehensive and intensive two-semester programme. This programme aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to become proficient full-stack web developers. Throughout the semesters, students will learn the fundamentals of both front-end and back-end web development, as well as gain hands-on experience with various tools and technologies used in the industry. The curriculum covers a range of topics including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and database management. Students will also have opportunities to work on real-world projects and build their own portfolio, preparing them for a successful career in the rapidly growing field of web development. With experienced instructors and a practical approach to learning, the Diploma in Full-Stack Web Development at Iconic University is an excellent choice for individuals looking to enter the tech industry.

1. Develop comprehensive knowledge and skills in full-stack web development
2. Train students to design and develop responsive and user-friendly websites
3. Familiarize students with emerging web development technologies
4. Prepare students for a career in full-stack web development
5. Foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities

21st Century Skills

Among the 21st Century skills for the programme are:

1. creativity;
2. information literacy;
3. flexibility;
4. social skills;
5. problem solving;
6. innovation skills; and
7. critical thinking.

For candidate to be admitted into this programme, he/she must have a minimum of three credit passes in any subjects of  SSCE/High School Certificate.

Iconic University charges modest fees that give learners the chance to pay per semester only. Nigerian candidates seeking admission will pay an application fee of N5,000 and $10 would be paid by international applicants.

Semester Fees:

Semester Fees are charged based on the human development index (HDI) of country of residence. 

Click here to see list of countries based on HDI

Note: This schedule is only applicable to Spring Semester 2024/’25 academic session.