Design Courses

Programmes

Orita Sinclair is a boutique design and music private education institution based in Singapore. Established in 2002, the institution provides learning and skills development led by field practitioners through short diploma programmes for students in preparation for a career in the design and music industry.

Diploma in
Design Communication

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Diploma in
Interaction Design

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Advanced Diploma in
Design Communication

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Internationally Recognised

"After graduation, I was accepted into the Bachelor's in Music Production at JMC Academy (Australia)."

Jan Gacayan

Graduated from School of Music

"I graduated with BA Hons in Graphic Design at the University of Derby (UK) after my 1-year Diploma at Orita Sinclair.”

Nadia Binte Mohammad Roselan

Graduated from School of Design

"The 1-year Diploma at Orita Sinclair won me the admission to Berklee College of Music (Boston) degree programme."

Russell Lim

Graduated from School of Music

"I graduated with BA Hons in Graphic Design at the University of Derby (UK) after my 1-year Diploma at Orita Sinclair.”

Nadia Binte Mohammad Roselan

Graduated from School of Design

"The 1-year Diploma at Orita Sinclair won me the admission to Berklee College of Music (Boston) degree programme."

Russell Lim

Graduated from School of Music

"I graduated from Full Sail University, Florida after finish my 1-year Diploma at Orita Sinclair."

Daryl Hor

Graduated from School of Music

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the best course for design?

The best courses you can take for design are Diploma in Design Communication, Diploma in Interaction Design and Advanced Diploma in Design Communication.

How do I become a designer?

To become a designer, there are different paths you can take. This includes getting a formal design education, signing up for bootcamps, building your portfolio and finding new opportunities in your field.

Can I be a designer without a degree?

Yes, of course! Contrary to popular belief, you can be a designer without taking a traditional four-year college degree. As long as you have competitive design portfolio and comprehensive knowlede on design fundamentals, you can land any opportunity that might come your way.

How many years is a designing course?

The years will depend on the kind of design course you will take. For example, if you choose a typical university program, that can last up to four years. However, taking a diploma programme in design from Orita Sinclair only takes 12 to 18 months.