This part-time 5 ECTS NFQ level 6 certificate comprises a single-module: Lighting Design, which is delivered over a single semester.

• The programme enables learners explore lighting solutions and abilities by examining theory, research and samples, and to demonstrate knowledge of how to apply creativity and innovation to their interior lighting solutions.
• The course is aimed at learners who come from an interior design background and who wish to advance and enhance their knowledge, skills and competencies in lighting design, and receive formal certification of these.
• This programme is also suitable for those who want to complete it as part of their lifelong learning or who wish to progress in the workplace.
• The programme provides a pathway for applicants that do not have formal qualifications or training in art and design, and may be considering a career or academic study in this field.

Lighting Design

• What is Light?
• History of lighting
• Lighting theory
• Lighting Drawings and Specifications
• Lighting Systems
• Sourcing
• Ergonomic lighting
• Outdoor Lighting
• Space and Lighting

This course is scheduled to commence on Tuesday, 1st October 2024 at Griffith College Dublin’s Main Campus.

This part-time programme runs on Tuesday evening online from 6.30 pm to 9.30 pm and 3 Saturdays on campus from 11.00 am to 4.00 pm

Year 2024

Oct: 1, 8, 12, 22, 29
Nov: 2, 12, 19, 23
Dec: 3

Delivered by the Design Faculty, GCD,  this exciting course have been created for who come from an interior design background and who wish to advance and enhance their knowledge, skills and competencies in lighting design by exploring lighting solutions and applying creativity and innovation to their interior lighting design.

In order for us to continue to bring you subsidized content we will require you to fill out a profile sheet which will be emailed to you after your booking – completion of this sheet guarantees you a place on the training.

Please note our training courses are only available for people residing in the Republic of Ireland