Career path
The Extended Undergraduate Programme in Implementing and Evaluating a Design Thinking Challenge course prepares you for roles such as UX Designer, Product Manager and Service Design Consultant. You will enter the technology and creative sectors with practical skills in user research, prototyping and innovation strategy.
Roles you could step into
- UX Designer — create intuitive digital experiences through user testing.
- Product Manager — lead product development using design thinking methods.
- Service Design Consultant — optimise customer journeys for public sector clients.
- Innovation Analyst — drive business growth through creative problem-solving frameworks.
- Researcher — uncover user needs via qualitative data analysis.
- Project Coordinator — manage agile teams and deliver digital projects.
Where you could work
Tech startups, digital agencies, public sector bodies, higher education institutions, healthcare providers and consulting firms hire graduates from this programme. These employers value candidates who can bridge the gap between user needs and business goals.
How your career can grow
- First role: join teams as a junior designer or researcher.
- Within a few years: lead projects and mentor junior staff.
- Senior level: become Head of Design or Director of Innovation.
Many graduates also progress to a Bachelor of Arts degree to deepen their theoretical knowledge. Employers look for your ability to apply design thinking fundamentals to real-world challenges. Careers after Extended Undergraduate Programme in Implementing and Evaluating a Design Thinking Challenge include strategic roles that shape how organisations serve their customers.
What jobs can I get with this qualification?
You can secure roles in UX design, product management and service innovation across tech and public sectors.
Start your career in design thinking today by applying for this online programme.