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Commercial and Creative Photography HND


UCAS description HND/Photo.


Location Northampton College.


Attendance Two years full-time. Delivered in partnership with Northampton College.


Entry requirements


Standard entry requirements apply. A typical offer is 160 UCAS tariff points or A level grades of DD (or DEE), or BTEC equivalent, MM (or MPP). Applicants are interviewed and are requested to provide a portfolio.


Course summary


The HND Photography programme offers opportunities to study photography within a broad range of vocational and academic contexts. On completion of study you may progress to the third year of the Photography BA (Hons) programme within the School of The Arts at the University of Northampton. Practical learning is underpinned by contextual and historical study. You will also acquire a range of technical and practical photography skills, as well as knowledge in relation to reading images and idea development.


100%


Students go on to work or further study within six months following the course*


UCAS code


82% 056W


Course satisfaction*


Photography BA (Hons)


UCAS description BA/Photo.


Location Avenue Campus.


Attendance Three years full-time or five years part-time.


Entry requirements


Standard entry requirements apply. A typical offer is 280–300 UCAS tariff points or A level grades of BCC–BBC, or BTEC equivalent, DDM–DMM. In addition applicants are expected to have studied an art, design, photography or related subject in an A level or BTEC Level 3 Diploma or equivalent, or a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design. Applicants are requested to provide a portfolio at interview. International students may submit their portfolio electronically. Students with a relevant HND or Foundation Degree with a suitable profile of achievement may be admitted onto Year Two or Three.


Course summary


You may also be


interested in Digital Film


Production HND, pg 179


For more information please visit www.starttheconversation.co.uk/courses/photography


T 0800 358 2232 E study@northampton.ac.uk W www.northampton.ac.uk


This programme is largely practice-based and encourages the exploration of photography within a range of contemporary practices and contexts, from commercial to art-based photography. Allowing you the scope for professional and creative development, learning is informed by historical and contemporary references, cultural and social contexts and the requirements of a range of professional practice on graduation. Throughout the course you will be supported to engage in live projects, internships, competitions and exhibitions.


W640 UCAS code


Course satisfaction*


94% 85%


Students go on to work or further study within six months following the course*


You may also be


interested in


Multimedia Journalism BA (Hons), pg. 181


For more information please visit www.starttheconversation.co.uk/courses/photography


*KIS 2014 189


Undergraduate Prospectus 2016 | Courses | Photography


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