Funding with no cap available for active employees. Subsidies are awarded on a sliding scale depending on each specific situation and typically range between €2,000 and €6,000.
SKILLS
Learn UX/UI Design at Ironhack Paris
Learn everything you need to work designing digital products
9 weeks full time or 24 weeks part time
USER EXPERIENCE
USER RESEARCH
FIGMA SOFTWARE
DESIGN THINKING
AND MORE!
Our Courses
25 Jul - 30 Sep
08 Aug - 07 Oct
10 Oct - 16 Dec
17 Oct - 16 Dec
All our courses include
Career Services program
We help you identify your ideal outcome, and reach it as fast as possible.
Multiple payment options
Different options available to make the tuition not a blocker to start your new career.
Course Information
Your path to a new design career
Online Prework
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Prework
In the first 40 hours of your UX/UI design training, you’ll learn the basics of design thinking, interaction design and state-of-the-art design software. Once you’ve received instructions for setting up your tools, you’ll complete specially designed exercises to:
1. create your first usability evaluations and site redesign
2. develop your design sensitivity through fascinating activities
3. perform basic HTML and CSS practice work that is essential for the bootcamp’s design implementation section.
Once you’ve wrapped up these online prep materials, you’ll be all set to start the course off right!
Want to learn more about Ironhack and our UX/UI Design bootcamp in Paris before applying?
Career Services
Careerhack: Ironhack's Career Services
A Proven Methodology
Careerhack is Ironhack's Career Services program. It's designed to help Ironhackers identify their ideal outcome, and reach it as fast as possible. We've helped thousands of students land their dream job in tech. Discover how we will help you!
Our students work at companies like:
Our financing options at Ironhack
Do you need help with the payment? Our financing options help you find the support you need so you can focus on your career and developing new skills.
Contract of Professional Security (CSP)
This financing option is available for people who lost their job due to a lay off. It fully funds the program and it’s available for all Ironhack’s bootcamps, though you may need additional approval if the course is not yet certified by the RNCP.
Pôle emploi
Available for unemployed candidates. Pôle Emploi helps in finding a job and providing financial aid for training. The AIF is not automatic, approval from your counselor for this funding is needed.
OPCO (Opérateurs de Compétence)
Pledg
In partnership with Pledg, our students can pay in 3, 6, or 10 monthly installments, whether it be for our full-time or part-time bootcamps. The net tuition, after payment of the deposit and any third-party financing, can be divided into monthly automatic payments via bank card on the Pledg platform. For the payment in 3, 6 and 10 installments, the fees are 1.5%, 4.6% and 6.7% of the total balance applied to the first payment.
BNP Paribas
Exclusive student loan from 760€ to 75,000€ with a global fixed annual interest rate of 0.98% over a period of 4 to 96 months. Repayments are deferred for the first year, and there is no fee for an early payoff of the loan. 80€ welcome offer for new clients and a no-fee account for the first two years.
Professional Transition
Employees who want to change careers can request a Professional Transition Project (PTP), which can finance up to the total cost of the bootcamp.
AGEFICE or FIF PL
This financing option is available for freelancers and entrepreneurs. AGEFICE can partially finance your professional training, and FIF PL is best for independent workers.
CPF (Compte personnel de formation)
Available for the Web Development program. The public funding CPF can finance a part of your program if you have an account and have accumulated credit (500€ per year worked). The aide ranges from 200€ to 5000€
Application process for the UX/UI Design courses in Paris
Apply online
Apply to the UX/UI Design course that is best for you.Personal interview - IN ENGLISH
Our admissions team at Ironhack Paris will contact you to schedule a personal interview and make sure that we can help you meet your goals in UX/UI Design.Technical assessment - IN ENGLISH
After the personal interview, you will need to pass a UX/UI Design technical assessment to show that you are ready for our fast-paced learning environment.Deposit and prework
Once you have completed the technical assessment and paid the deposit, you will be granted access to the prework. The prework is fundamental to the UX/UI Design program, and you must complete it before starting the course in Paris.The course begins
Once you have completed the prework for at Ironhack , you will be ready to begin learning!UX/UI Design Instructors at Ironhack Paris
Ghita (pronouced Rita) is passionate about user-centeric design,teaching, and running. She is currently the head of the Design Lab @Enedis by day, and also a lead Instructor @Ironhack where she teaches UX Research and Design
Jeremie is a user experience designer based in Paris, France. His work combines a background in art, graphic design and code, with new technology and user-centered design thinking. He graduated from the Beaux-Arts School and has worked for many years in Canada, including at the country’s largest railway company, where he was responsible for designing mobile apps, facilitating workshops for design and research, and launching the user-testing practice. He joined Ironhack to share his passion and experience in user-centered design and building interfaces.
A typical day at Ironhack Paris
In the course-ux-ui-design-campus part-time course, you will study on weekdays from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (either Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday, depending on the campus and cohort) and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The schedule may be subject to changes depending on the chosen campus.
9:00
Start your day energizedStart things off energized with a fresh cup of coffee before we review and discuss yesterday’s exercises. Learn to manage your time and stay productive through the key strategies of Agile and Kanban.
9:30
Lecture block 1Discover some fresh ideas in the first lecture block! During the project weeks, you will use this time working on developing a UX/UI project all on your own, where you’ll apply the design concepts you’ve learned in previous lectures.
11:30
Group exercise and feedback sessionsDevelop a project based on a brief in small groups. Implement all of the design concepts you learned in the previous lecture block, then receive feedback from your group. The lead Teacher and teaching assistants will assess and give advice on how to move your work forward.
13:00
LunchTime for a well-earned break! Our campus is centrally located, so there’s a multitude of great food options nearby.
14:00
Lecture block 2Continue working on your UX/UI project and designs. Afternoon lectures build upon what you’ve learned so far with yet another set of design skills and UX/UI techniques.
16:00
Individual projectCreate your own UX/UI project! First find a problem and then solve it by designing an original app through which you can apply the UX/UI course’s concepts. When each project day comes to an end, you can showcase your achievements to the class. This is a key part of the course, as every designer is, in essence, a communicator!
18:00
After-course eventsis a remarkable city for designers! Lose yourself in meetups, networking sessions and workshops, or remain on campus to catch up on your work.
18:30
Daily lessons and standupStart things off by discussing what you did the prior day, then learn how to keep your projects productive using the Kanban and Agile methodologies. Each lesson is approximately 50 minutes, with a short break in between each one.
20:30
Individual projectReceive a short briefing of a UX/UI design project and develop it on your own. You will individually apply what you’ve learned so far.
18:30
Daily lessons and standupAfter your daily standup, the second weekday will continue with new lectures in , each lasting approximately 50 minutes.
20:00
Project designContinue working on your UX/UI project and implementing what you’ve learned during the day. With the help of your lead teacher, teaching assistants and classmates, you will be able to take your design work the extra mile.
10:00
Daily standup and lecture block 1Standup starts things off on Saturday, followed by two 50-minute lectures separated by a break.
12:00
Hands-on learningApply what you learned in the morning to your individual projects and case studies, continuing to iterate your designs and ideas to perfection.
13:00
LunchTime to eat! Take a break and recharge with any one of the fantastic food options within walking distance of our centrally located campus.
14:00
Lecture block 2 and more project codingJump right back in after lunch with even more theory and lectures from your lead instructor.
15:00
Show & TellAs Saturday comes to a close, show your class what you’ve achieved during the week. This is a key aspect of the UX/UI design course, as every designer is, in essence, a communicator!
Why should you study UX/UI Design in Paris
Projects built by students
MPULSE, the music fans’ website
Laura Amber, UX/UI DesignMPULSE implements lean UX and design thinking to create the ultimate place for music fans to follow their favorite bands.
Blinder, a new dating experience
Chris Peterson, UX/UI DesignBlinder is a dating app that finds matches based on hobbies, tastes, etc., rather than simply using photos.
What sets Paris apart?
More Questions?
We are committed to helping you start your career in tech. Our financing options range from traditional loans to pay-for-success models so you can choose the option that best fits your needs. Simply get in touch with our admissions team and they will give you more information about the available options.
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