Course Content*:
HNC students complete nine of the units listed below, HND students complete 18: Core Units:
• Photographic techniques • Computers in photography • Historical & contextual referencing • Materials, techniques and technology • Professional studies • Critical study • Business practice.
Other Units:
• Studio practice • Darkroom practice • Visual language in photography • Interpreting images • Digital imaging
• Advertising photography • Creating digital images • Location photography
• Specialist practice in photography.
* Please note: All HNC/D units are currently under review and are subject to change.
Progression Opportunities:
• Further study options include joining the second year of a BA (Hons) Photography degree at another institution
• Freelance Photographer • Teacher Training.
PROFILE - Cliff Bridges
Cliff left school after GCSEs and tried Motor Vehicle studies at college, but felt it wasn’t right for him. He was a taxi driver for 10 years but wanted to do something more creative. Advice and Guidance staff at Swindon College suggested an Access to HE course to prepare for study and to see which subject would interest him. Access to Art and Design offers ceramics, textiles, graphics, printmaking, life drawing and photography, which was the subject Cliff finally chose. The HND course offered Cliff the local study option he was looking for.
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I hope to be able to carry on to degree level and maybe even teach in the future, as well as work freelance.
T: 0800 731 2250
www.swindon-college.ac.uk
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