BA Photography
About this course
BA (Hons) Photography, a photography degree centred on contemporary photographic practices within the study of film and media. The course provides practical training through industry-standard technologies and studio environments. Throughout the three years, students engage with foundational and advanced visual techniques. The first year introduces Creative Lens & Light-Based Media, Contemporary Themes, Time as Visual Language, and Introduction to Industry. The second year expands technical and professional capabilities through Creative Futures Making a Living, Specialist Study, Print & Production, and Visual Language & Culture Contexts. The final year culminates in advanced independent study via Practice As Research and Presenting Practice to Audience.
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Entry requirements
The academic requirements for the course are 96-112 UCAS tariff points at GCE A-level or equivalent but all applications are considered on an individual basis, and we also take work experience into consideration, vocational training/qualifications as well as individual motivation and potential are also key aspects in selection.
Modules
- Creative Lens & Light-Based Media
- Contemporary Themes
- Time as Visual Language
- Introduction to Industry
- Creative Futures Making a Living
- Specialist Study
- Print & Production
- Visual Language & Culture Contexts
- Practice As Research
- Presenting Practice to Audience