BA (Hons) Politics

The BA (Hons) Photography course at the University of Chester is designed to develop students' critical understanding of the medium of photography and its contexts and cultures. The course enables students to engage creatively and critically with a range of photographic practices.Course Content: This course includes an exploration of digital and analogue photography as well as historical and contemporary theories and practices. Students will have the opportunity to work with traditional and experimental photographic processes, including darkroom, studio and digital workflows. They will also develop a critical understanding of contemporary theories and debates in culture, media and society.Key Modules: The core modules are Photography and Exploration, Photography in Practice, Image and Culture, Professional Portfolio, and Major Project.Accreditations: Although the course does not mention any specific accreditations, it does state that the University of Chester is a member of the Association of Photographers (AOP), which could provide industry recognition.Future Careers: Prospects after graduating are varied and extend beyond becoming a professional photographer. These include positions in arts administration, gallery and museum work, freelance work, teaching, journalistic and commercial work, multimedia and web design, and cultural and heritage industries.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.