You will likely start your career as a graduate trainee UX designer or junior staff, expecting to gain better UX designer roles after some time. Some of the areas you can function as an UI/UX designer include:

• Web-Interaction designer (UI).
• Web-Usability tester.
• UX researcher or analyst.
• Visual designer.

Unlock Opportunity in High-Growth Fields

The future is bright for UI/UX designer it is a baseline skill for web and mobile application design and development. Gain fluency with the core UX techniques needed to tap into a fast-growing field.

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Let us help you form real connections that can change the course of your career. Meet practitioners and peers who can help you succeed through our global alumni network. Graduate with an industry-recognized certificate from Torrens University Australia and stand a chance to further your study in Australia.

Salary Range

UI/UX will always be in the queue of sort-after gurus. Their vitality in industries is irreplaceable in this field, Salaries vary depending on the sector you work in, the type of employer (e.g., public, or private sector), your skills and experience, and your location. However, with your technical expertise in the profession, you are exposed to an average salary range of N120,000 (lowest average) to N350,000 (highest average).

Organizations to Work With

There are lots of notable organizations that our students can work with as a UI/UX designer, either as an intern, full time staff or contract staff. Some of the firms include.

• Software and Web development companies.
• Telecommunication firms.
• IT firms and training institutions.
• Financial institutions.
• Digital media firms.
• Freelancing and consultancy.

A UI/UX designer space is not limited to the above-listed. The field is very vast and experts in the field are open to various career opportunities. With your work-smart and creative delivery, you are certain to always find a space in the profession.