Master of Arts [M.A] [Photography] From Middlesex University

At Middlesex University we take a highly practical approach to Photography that ensures that you spend the majority of your postgraduate study behind a camera, in a darkroom and experimenting with both new and traditional technology. Drawing on the expertise of a diverse range of professional photographers, guest lecturers and technical advisers, you will enhance your knowledge and skills through a series of photographic projects using practice-led research and supportive written work.Based in our University's £80 million Art and Design School, our course uses state-of-the-art resources to give you hands-on experience with industry-standard tools. With Apple Macintosh Pro workstations, A2 Epson printers, Hasselblad film scanners, studios, as well as a range of darkrooms including colour, black and white, and digital, you'll have everything you need to push yourself to the frontier of your potential and take the next step towards a stimulating and successful career.

Course highlights

• Innovative facilities that allow you to experiment with contemporary and traditional techniques while preparing you for the equipment, tools, cameras, software and standards expected in creative industries worldwide
• Masterclasses and workshops from high-profile speakers such as Simon Roberts, Dewi Lewis and Julian Calder
• Access to some of London's best photography resources, including the V&A Print and Drawing Study Room
• Flexible module structure to meet the needs, ambitions and abilities of students
• Explore subjects through video and photography, with several Abode Creative Suite and Final Cut Pro workstations
• Strong focus on professional presentation skills, such as printing and mounting your work
• Access to networking opportunities, world-leading research and expertise through the Lansdown Centre for Electronic Arts (LCEA) and Art & Design Research Institute (ADRI) on campus
• As a student of this course you'll receive a free electronic textbook for every module.