Guided by some of the worldÕs finest photography academics, our BA (Hons) Photography course in Farnham offers you the opportunity to study within a uniquely creative environment where you can develop a deep understanding of photographic practice, theory and history.Ê
With a distinguished history stretching back over 60 years, our BA (Hons) Photography course at Farnham encourages you to develop experimental and innovative approaches towards the photographic medium.Ê
As a member of this photographic community of internationally renowned practicing artists and photographers, youÕll have access to a wide range of both digital and analogue facilities including black & white and colour darkrooms, film processing, digital processing & editing suite, photographic studios and various digital and film cameras, lenses and lighting equipment.Ê
Studying amongst our unique artistic community also gives you the chance to collaborate and share ideas with fellow students from across the creative industries, including filmmakers, journalists, fine artists and advertisers.Ê
Our renowned teaching team bring with them high-profile industry connections, both nationally and internationally.Ê
As part of the course, we regularly arrange visits to, and lectures from, a wide range of institutions such as the National Media Museum, Brighton Photo Fringe, The PhotographerÕs Gallery London, Photoworks Magazine, as well as Berg, Blackwell, Focalpress, Routledge and other publishers.Ê
Many of our graduates have secured professional roles in a variety of fields including editorial, advertising, fine art, documentary-making, and gallery/project management.
Careers
Skilled and creatively gifted photographers are needed across an enormous range of industries, and many of our graduates have secured professional roles in a variety of fields, including:
- Fashion
- Editorial
- Advertising
- Fine Art
- Documentary-making
- Curatorial posts
- Gallery/ project management
- Writing
- Teaching
- Lecturing
- Technical support.
Alumni of this course include Paul Seawright, Gareth McConnell, Eileen Perrier, Andrew Bruce, Jane Bown, Stephen Bull and Anna Fox.
