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Overview

Explore and experiment with photographic practices on our full-time Photography degree at Cambridge School of Art. Choose to study abroad for one semester in the Netherlands, take part in photography field trips, and get support to find work placements. Be inspired by the study of photographic theory to develop your own unique visual language and become a confident, versatile photographer able to promote your work using professional techniques.

• Join a course that scored 93% for „Overall Satisfaction” in the National Student Survey 2019
• Discover the importance of experimentation in photographic practice and develop your own specialism using relevant contextual and theoretical knowledge
• Learn professional skills such as publishing your work in artist books and exhibitions, or promoting your work through social media campaigns
• Use our industry-standard analogue and digital facilities, including colour and b/w darkrooms, high end digital suite and professional equipment loan facilities
• Get additional feedback and advice from current photographers through our friendly student and alumni network
• Receive ongoing support to find placements and work experience.
• Study abroad for one semester in the Netherlands, and apply for funding to help cover the cost
• Take part in field trips overseas to experience photographing different locations – recent trips have included Venice and Prague

On our BA (Hons) Photography degree, you’ll explore many areas of photographic practice including digital / analogue image-making, experimental crossovers, multimedia, self-publishing and exhibition.

Through continuous experimentation, you’ll be encouraged to refine your photographic style and voice, with plenty of opportunities to explore your emerging practice. Our contextual studies lecturers will guide you to specialist research resources in our well stocked campus library. You’ll be able to explore hundreds of photographers’ monographs and access technical and contextual texts, as well as other online resources, to underpin and expand your practice.

You’ll also learn to adopt a professional approach to your photography practice, covering many aspects of career management such as rights issues, project management and self-promotion through social media.

Our optional modules will give you the chance to further specialise your skillset, with subjects including printmaking, digital arts and the moving image.

All your work will be supported by a team of practising photographers and visual artists, who will share their wide-ranging expertise and experience with you not only in lecturers, seminars and workshops, but also through individual tutorial and studio support.

Our analogue and digital facilities will improve your confidence using industry-standard equipment, including colour and b/w darkrooms; continuous, daylight and flash studios; and a digital post production and printing suite. You can also borrow specialist camera equipment for your work using our dedicated loan service.

Through our unique photography student and alumni network, including Twitter and Facebook, you’ll also have the chance to learn from others who have already started on their path towards becoming a professional photographer.

Careers

Our BA (Hons) Photography will help you prepare for work in the photographic, creative and media industries, or for self-employment as a photographer or artist.

Careers events

We hold regular career development events which you can take part in while you’re studying with us. Our recent guest speakers have included Tom Hunter, Jane Hilton, Tim Flach, Hannah Starkey, Carole Evans, Alastair Levy, Mike Crawford and Lillian Wilkie.

Work experience

We work with employers to make sure you graduate with the knowledge, skills and abilities they need. They help us review what we teach and how we teach it – and they offer hands-on, practical opportunities to learn through work-based projects, internships or placements.

You can choose to take up either formal or informal work placements that will help you establish your own professional network, including opportunities such as working for magazines, galleries and photographers.

Around the university you can also take advantage of many opportunities to use and promote your skills, such as working with staff and students to photograph their events, while our dedicated student employment bureau will help you find photographic jobs both in and outside university.

Modules & Assessment

Where you’ll study