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The course allows you to master traditional and modern photography approaches alongside multidimensional technologies such as CGI and photogrammetry.

A strong interest and ability in photography, design and visual research skills are qualities you will need, as well as a desire to learn the traditional and digital making skills required on the course.

What to expect

Your digital portfolio should showcase the depth and breadth of your creative ability, idea generation and development, while demonstrating an enthusiasm for the course and subject area. 

To supplement the images you submit, we’d recommend either including a supporting statement or annotations alongside each of your images.

Our preference would be for your portfolio to be presented as a PDF. If you create this as a powerpoint presentation, it allows you to add text boxes to annotate your work. This can then be converted easily into a PDF to reduce file size.

What we're looking for

We’re looking for your portfolio to demonstrate your:

• understanding of photography as a subject and its wider social context
• ability to express your creative process and decision making
• ability to reflect on what is, and is not, successful about your work
• interest in the history of art, contemporary culture, critical theory and media studies
• enthusiasm and commitment to study photography at university level

We want you to demonstrate a creative approach to photography that evidences strong visual communication skills.

Your portfolio should show evidence of:

• enquiry, research and observations
• ability to come up with creative ideas and solutions
• ability to conduct research to help with the development of  your work
• experimental work
• a good level of technical skill (traditional and/or digital)
• an ability to select and present a range of work to a high standard