Documentary Photography And Photojournalism MA in University of Westminster, London, UK

Documentary Photography And Photojournalism MA in University of Westminster, London

The Documentary Photography and Photojournalism MA allows you to explore society through photographically-related practice and within critically-informed ways through a combination of practice-based teaching and discussion of critical contexts.

We consider documentary photography and photojournalism as exciting and expanding mediums, situated within their own histories, taking many forms in the 21st Century.

Applicants can include students of documentary photography or photographers in general who are interested in specialising in this area and developing their practice. Artists who wish to focus their activities on a more social practice, and individuals from other disciplines who wish to explore the subject area at postgraduate level are also welcome.

From the moment you arrive, we emphasise the development of your own practice, leading towards a consolidation of your learning into a high-profile exhibition in a central London exhibition space.

You will be taught by practising professional photographers, artists and writers, within a supportive course atmosphere. 

Our facilities are equipped to the highest professional standards for both analogue and digital production of still and moving image.

The course builds on the international stature of the photographic and journalism departments of the University and may be taken in full-time or part-time modes.

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