MA Photography

The MA Photography course at the University for the Creative Arts allows students to embark on a personal skills development journey by engagement with the diverse photographic practices in contemporary art and commercial photography. It encompasses traditions and experimental modern techniques to equip students with comprehensive insight into the world of photography.Course Content: The MA Photography course content involves critical discussions, group critiques, exercises and workshops on photographic skills, lectures and seminars, and individual tutorials. Students will engage with theoretical and practical work while developing their own distinctive methodology and area of specialisation.Key Modules: Core modules include 'Project Development and Research', 'Photographic Practices', 'Portfolio Development', and 'Final Major Project'. The program also provides an option for its students to choose a Professional Practice unit to prepare for professional activities after the study.Accreditations: Not mentioned.Future Careers: Completion of the course prepares students for various avenues such as practicing artists, freelance photographers, curators, and academics. The course also encourages entrepreneurship, which can lead to creating businesses, start-ups, or self-employment opportunities in the field of photography.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.