MA Photography
Course Overview
This 17-month MA Photography degree is a practice-led research course designed for visual artists seeking to explore the expansive boundaries of contemporary photographic practice. You will develop a major body of work for exhibition in a supportive, interdisciplinary environment, culminating in a final show at Kingston School of Art. The program challenges you to critically engage with the medium's technological, political, and social roles through both theoretical contextualization and hands-on experimentation.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop a significant, exhibition-ready body of work over a 17-month course
- Access to Kingston School of Art's extensive workshops to experiment with new techniques
- Final degree show to present your work in a professional, public setting
- Interdisciplinary approach exploring analogue, digital, new media, and installation
- Assessment through practical work, research portfolios, and critical presentations
Course Overview
This 17-month MA Photography degree is a practice-led research course designed for visual artists seeking to explore the expansive boundaries of contemporary photographic practice. You will develop a major body of work for exhibition in a supportive, interdisciplinary environment, culminating in a final show at Kingston School of Art. The program challenges you to critically engage with the medium's technological, political, and social roles through both theoretical contextualization and hands-on experimentation.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop a significant, exhibition-ready body of work over a 17-month course
- Access to Kingston School of Art's extensive workshops to experiment with new techniques
- Final degree show to present your work in a professional, public setting
- Interdisciplinary approach exploring analogue, digital, new media, and installation
- Assessment through practical work, research portfolios, and critical presentations
