The Certificate in Graphics Design offered at Iconic University is a one semester programme designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to become proficient in the field of graphic design. This programme combines theoretical and practical learning to ensure students are well-prepared for the industry. Students will learn about the elements of design, color theory, typography, and software applications used in graphic design. They will also have the opportunity to work on real-life projects and develop a portfolio to showcase their skills. Upon completion of the program, students will have a strong foundation in graphic design and will be ready to pursue further education or begin their career in the creative industry.

1. To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles of graphic design.
2. To teach students about the use of various software applications commonly used in graphic design.
3. To develop students’ aesthetic and creative skills required for effective graphic design.
4. To equip students with the ability to analyze and critique graphic designs.
5. To provide students with practical experience by working on real-life projects and building a strong portfolio to showcase their skills and creativity.

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 submitted a recognized national identity or international passport.

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.