BA (Hons) Photography

The BA (Hons) Photography course at Canterbury Christ Church University allows students to dive into the world of photography. It ensures that students are opened up to diverse career opportunities within the creative industries. Studying the course will aid students in developing their visual and conceptual thinking, and to apply those skills to a wider cultural, social, and professional context.Course Content: The course content includes practical, technical, and theoretical learning. Students will be exploring the medium from a range of perspectives, such as connections with film, art, and cultural theory. They will also cover all elements from historical to contemporary aspects of photography, including the construction of images, still and moving, and the optical and light-sensitive characteristics of the medium. Key Modules: The key modules feature Analogue and digital photography, Commercial elements of photography, Critical and cultural theory, Experimental imaging, Moving image, and Photography and community, Installation work and curatorial practice.Future Careers: The course prepares students for successful careers in photography, and its associated industries. These include commercial and personal practice, curatorial roles, publishing, advertising, photojournalism, teaching and research, or further study at postgraduate level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.