Photography (Online) (Taught)

Become an accomplished and innovative image maker.

Push your practice in bold and experimental directions on Falmouth’s online Photography master’s course. Supported by award-winning lecturers and working with diverse peers from across the globe, you will enhance your critical thinking and learn how to make photographic work that explores and communicates challenging themes and ideas.

Throughout the course you will embrace the myriad possibilities within contemporary photography and visual culture, making work that is critically informed and compelling. With a strong focus on professional practice, ethics and sustainable development, you will refine your creative voice and learn how to engage with new audiences and markets.

By the time you graduate, you’ll be comfortable embracing new methodologies, and be equipped with the skills to take your photographic practice to the highest levels of the creative industries and beyond.

Why study this course at Falmouth?
Join Falmouth’s renowned Institute of Photography from your own location on an established course designed specifically for online study
Collaborate on industry-standard briefs with a global community of creative practitioners
Develop skills required to excel professionally, along with the research abilities and theoretical approaches to underpin your work
Expand your learning and your professional network at our optional in-person events

On this dynamic online Photography master’s, you will create photographic bodies of work that interrogate the world around you with increasing sophistication and critical depth. Supported by industry-active lecturers, you will refine your interests as a practitioner through working on a series of projects, strengthening your technical and visual skills whilst learning more about your subject specialism and developing your own, independent critical perspective.

The four taught modules allow you to interrogate your practice from distinct angles, expanding your knowledge and skills and encouraging you to experiment and take creative risks with your photography.