COURSE CURRICULUM

The photography program spans three years, offering a structured progression from foundational skills to advanced professional development. In the first year, students develop core photography skills, mastering camera gear and digital techniques while fostering creativity through practical projects. They also explore various photographic practices, styles, and research methods, building a strong academic and technical base. The curriculum includes modules in visual culture and professional practice, where students learn to analyze photography's cultural impact and gain essential employability skills such as portfolio development and time management. In the second year, students refine their skills through advanced techniques in digital image-making and critical research, applying these to projects that address social and ethical issues in photography. The focus shifts to project development, encouraging independent work while receiving constructive feedback. The professional practice module prepares students for freelance careers, emphasizing business skills and on-location work. In the third year, students undertake major individual projects, utilizing all the skills they have acquired to create and present a professional portfolio. They also engage in advanced research, exploring their unique photographic style and positioning their work within contemporary discourse. The final module focuses on graduate employability, helping students craft career plans, network, and prepare for the job market. Throughout the program, students receive continuous support to refine their skills, ultimately preparing them for success in the competitive photography industry.