Programme overview
Full-time Photography studies last 3 years. During the programme, students are prepared to create technically high-quality, conceptually grounded, and visually compelling photographic content that meets the needs of contemporary visual culture and the creative industries.
During their studies, students explore different photographic genres and image-making methods — from portrait, documentary, fashion, editorial, and commercial photography to experimental, analogue, digital, and interdisciplinary practices. Students learn to master photographic equipment, lighting, composition, laboratory processes, post-production, colour correction, and the principles of moving image creation.
The programme encourages students to develop an individual creative style, analyse images, work within different creative contexts, and professionally present their work. The knowledge acquired during the studies is applied in practical projects, creative assignments, exhibition planning, portfolio development, and professional practice situations. Students learn to work both individually and in teams, plan projects, communicate with clients, and prepare for independent creative practice.
Learn to create meaningful, aesthetic and professional visual content using modern photography tools and design thinking.
What will you study?
General Design Bachelor programme subjects
Design theory and history, visual culture, composition and colour, form and space, design methods and research, creative thinking, project development, professional ethics, interdisciplinary collaboration, professional practice placements, and final thesis.
Applied Photography specialisation subjects
Photography modules cover portrait, documentary, fashion, advertising, architectural, and authorial photography, studio lighting, digital processing, colour management, and audiovisual production. Students learn to work with professional photographic equipment and create high-quality visual content.
