UX As A Career
You’re a born problem-solver with exceptional attention to detail who strives to create the best experience for the task at hand, always with the user in mind. You love to listen, observe and understand, and know how to translate user needs and business goals into compelling designs. You’re a human interaction and user satisfaction guru, who knows how to design for usability, accessibility and ease of interaction. Using user research, strategy, information architecture and interaction design, you bring a human-centred approach to the design of digital experiences. As a UX designer, your decisions affect every move a user makes and enhances their experience from the first click.

“Any designer looking to improve their thought and work process should definitely explore UX methodologies to become a better designer”
Bruna Macedo
Senior Designer, Cossette
Why are Experiences So Important?
Take the Bootcamp Online

“I’ve really been enjoying the remote learning environment – it’s so unbelievably interesting to decontextualize / re-contextualize everyone in their own homes. It’s been really amazing to see how everyone presents themselves virtually – that’s been a silver lining of remote learning.”
Ben Percifield
Strategy Bootcamp Student, 2020

“Didn’t realize it could still be almost as interactive as a live class. It’s an experience of a lifetime! I love the instructors, MAS team and my course mates.”
Seun Johnson
Strategy Bootcamp Student, 2020
Our Online Learning Environment
We have taken steps to integrate an online learning environment that will ensure that key skills are effectively taught as they would be at our campus in Toronto. We have also been taking cues from our agency partners in adopting their platforms and practices.
This environment consists mainly of online learning platforms listed here. These tools, when used in combination with each other, lead to very effective collaboration and learning. We are also ensuring that there is a tool in place for you to use at any point during the bootcamp.
This environment has been in place since March and has expanding and adapting as we learn more about creative collaboration in the digital space.

Program Breakdown
Become a UX Designer
In just 16 weeks, you’ll be fully immersed in the world of User Experience (UX) design in an online platform. Through a series of mentor-led lectures and hands-on digital working sessions, you’ll explore each stage of the UX design process. These classes and projects will also be supplemented with Toolbox sessions, which teach tangible and transferable skills. The program will conclude with a final week of portfolio reviews with a panel of industry executives.
We are also encouraging that you bring your own passion project to work on alongside the school projects, going though the same process and getting feedback from your instructors.
Student Testimonials
Course Modules
Learn the History of UX Design
Learn about the history and evolution of UX design, and the importance of putting the user at the centre of the design process – you’ll be best friends with your audience in no time.
Understand User Needs
Understand and harness the importance of different research techniques, create appropriate artifacts, and develop an experience brief.
Build a Design Framework
Gather and nurture ideas, and build an experience design framework that illustrates and defines the experiences of different types of users.
Create a Working Prototype
Gain an understanding of UX tools, techniques and best practices. Discover how to refine your ideas, translate them into designs and document them to create memorable experiences.
Test your Work
Learn the ins and outs of user testing and how to apply insights to improve your designs.
Create a Portfolio
Learn how to create a UX design portfolio. Showcase your best work and highlight what employers are looking for to prepare you for the interview that could launch your career.
Learn how to Present
Gain confidence in describing and explaining your work, demonstrate your point of view, and provide rationale for your design decisions.
Toolboxes
Design basics, introduction to cognitive psychology, problem solving, collaborating with visual designers, and working with front-end developers.