Design and authorship of a 6-month, 24-module professional UI/UX design course for international cohorts of working professionals.

Designed and authored the majority of the 24 modules curriculum for the 6-month Professional Certificate in UI & UX. The programme serves international cohorts of 70–120 professionals and equips them with practical frameworks for real-world product design. It went straight to live, teaching and enrolling.

I served as lead curriculum architect and primary author for the Professional Certificate in UI & UX Design, a 24-week online executive education programme delivered by Imperial College London in partnership with Emeritus.

Working from high-level bullet points and outline-level guidance from the course leader, I designed and authored the majority of the curriculum content across the programme’s 24 modules, building the intellectual and instructional backbone of the course.

Designing the learning architecture of the programme

Writing core curriculum content across modules

Integrating evidence-based UX research and resources

Designing hands-on learning exercises

Creating practical Figma templates used by students

Reviewing video lecture scripts for conceptual alignment

Providing pre-final approval of written content before course leader review

The programme runs 24 weeks part-time online, with cohorts typically comprising 70–120 professionals globally, and a course fee of £3,995.

Curriculum architecture: Designing structured learning systems for complex professional domains.

Knowledge translation: Transforming practical UX expertise into scalable teaching material.

Evidence-based design thinking: Integrating academic and industry research into practical frameworks.

Educational product design: Applying UX principles to learning experiences themselves.

The course was developed and delivered through a distributed production workflow involving curriculum design, content production, and platform implementation.

Imperial College Emeritus Programme