BA Photography and Visual Media
About this course
BA (Hons) Photography and Visual Media, combining photographic practice with critical and theoretical approaches to visual culture. Core topics include research methods, communication and writing, critical and analytical thinking, ethics and professional practice, and design and creative practice. Students produce a photobook and complete a dissertation alongside a final-year degree project that culminates in a graduate exhibition. Industry placements and visiting practitioners feature in the second year.
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Entry requirements
A level: BBC
Modules
- Documentary, A.I. and Emerging Technologies
- Photography: Environmentalism and Activism
- Histories and Contemporary Legacies
- Storytelling and the Narrative
- Photographic Techniques
- Individual Practice
- The Photobook
- Collaboration as Practice
- Professional Practice 1
- Context and Critique: Dissertation Preparation
- Degree Project: Preparation
- Dissertation
- Degree Project: Resolution
- Professional Practice 2
- Degree Project: Exhibition
Questions about this course
What grades do I need for BA Photography and Visual Media at University of Suffolk?
The typical offer is BBC at A level.