Master Photography

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London Metropolitan University

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• Objectives
  The course is a taught, practice-based programme enabling students to acquire advanced traditional and digital photographic skills and apply them to complex, self-generated projects. This is a Professional Preparation course as defined by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Linking the course with MA Audio Visual Production and MA Digital Moving Image enables the development of Film Works, a coherent cluster of practice-based courses that explore a range of related skills including digital, traditional and contextual concerns. Students will be encouraged to explore the ways in which traditional practices and emerging digital technologies have developed new genres.
• Entry requirements
  Applicants should be committed practitioners who wish to expand their practice both in terms of skills acquisition and theoretical concerns. The Department supports a wide diversity of practices. Applicants are normally expected to possess an Honours degree in Photography or Fine Arts, applied arts or design, or have equivalent experience. Graduates from related disciplines who can demonstrate a suitable level of visual literacy may, in some circumstances, be considered. All candidates must submit a portfolio. Successful applicants may be eligible to apply for an AHRC award (deadline is 1st April).
• Academic title
  MA Photography
• Course description
  Course structure
  
  Modules are:
  
  -Research for Contextual Studies
  -Photography and Traditional Practice
  -Photography and Digital Practice
  -Photography; Narrative Sequence and Language
  -Photography and the Staged Narrative
  -Major Project Development and Professional Practice
  -Major Project
  
  The 'Major Project' module is a substantial piece of focused project work produced over the summer study period.
  
  Assessment
  The main method of assessment is the 'crit' of practical project presentations, where work is evaluated by staff and peer group. Essays and reports are also required.
  
  Career opportunities
  Graduates typically gain employment as professional freelance artists, photographers and in related positions in the creative industries.
  
  Attendance and duration
  -Full-time: 1 year, two days a week
  -Part-time: 2 years, one day a week
  

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