HND Advanced Photography

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Entry Requirements

- Higher Photography, minimum B grade, plus 2 Nat 5s,including English OR - a relevant group of 15 National Certificate Photographic units Applicants who do meet the above criteria may be considered with no formal qualifications if their portfolio is of a sufficient standard. Candidates should have a keen interest in Photography and the Creative Industries and bring a portfolio of photographic images to an interview (for example, portraits, landscapes and other relevant subject matter).

Description

Photography is as much about the art of storytelling as it is about the creation of images and on this course, your creativity will grow to truly inspire your work. You will be guided through that process by our team of award-winning Photography lecturers, with impressive career backgrounds and a passion for the craft of Photography. You will develop your photographic skills to a professional level on this practice-based programme while building a portfolio that will help you launch a photographic career. You will get experience of exhibiting your work and you will take part in industry projects. You will learn in our bespoke studio spaces and in a professional darkroom.

Course Content

A range of units are delivery throughout the course which includes: - Advanced Image Editing - Advertising - Alternative Processing - Architecture - Corporate - Creative Industries - Documentary - Exhibition - Fashion - Image Editing - Moving Image - Portraiture - Studio Still Life - Stock and Photojournalism The inclusion of the Graded Unit offers students the opportunity to explore their own photographic interests and style.

Duration

Full Time. 2 Academic Years. August - June. Applicants wishing to study on a part-time basis will be considered and should provide information on this in their personal statement and at interview.

Progression

HND Photography offers you progression routes on to degree programmes at a range or organsiations, such as The Glasgow School of Art and Edinburgh Napier University.