KRMU B.Des UX/UI Design FAQs
Q1: What is the difference between the regular B.Des UX/UI Design and the Research variant?
Ans. The Research variant includes additional research methodology training, independent research projects, and a research thesis component alongside the regular curriculum. Students conduct original research in UX/UI design trends, user behavior patterns, interaction design innovations, or emerging technologies, preparing them for advanced roles in research institutions, design studios, or academic careers.
Q2: What design software and tools will I learn in the B.Des UX/UI Design (Research) programme?
Ans. Students receive comprehensive training in industry-standard software including Figma for collaborative design, Adobe XD for prototyping, Sketch for UI design, and specialized tools for user research, testing, and research documentation. This hands-on training ensures graduates are proficient in tools used by leading tech companies and design firms globally.
Q3: Is practical training and internship mandatory in this programme?
Ans. Yes, practical training is integral to the curriculum. Students engage in UX/UI projects, user research assignments, prototyping work, real-world design challenges, and research initiatives throughout the 4 years. A mandatory internship with a recognized tech company or design firm is required, typically during the final year, providing real-world industry experience and professional networking opportunities.
Q4: Will I get opportunities to work on real UX/UI projects?
Ans. Absolutely! Students work on live projects with industry partners including Google, Microsoft, Accenture, IBM, TCS, and Infosys. These projects provide hands-on experience in user research, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing, digital product design, and research documentation, preparing students for professional practice in the tech and design industries.
Q5: How does the research component enhance career prospects?
Ans. The research component develops critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation skills highly valued by employers and academic institutions. Graduates can pursue careers in research-driven design roles, advanced tech companies, design research labs, or pursue higher education in design research, making them competitive for specialized and leadership positions.
Q6: Can I pursue higher education or research after completing this programme?
Ans. Yes, the research focus and thesis component prepare students for postgraduate studies in UX/UI design, interaction design, or related fields. Many graduates pursue M.Des, M.Tech, or PhD programmes in design research, human-computer interaction, or user experience innovation at leading institutions globally, or establish their own research-driven UX/UI design ventures.
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