- Bachelor
- 51 months
4-Term Pathway - Foundation Certificate - Art, Design and Media - Transfer to Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Photography
University of Brighton International College · Brighton, United Kingdom
Tuition
£26,440
Submit by June 1, 2027 · 231 days left · not confirmed by the school · starts June 1, 2027
Ask about this course- Length
- 51 months
- Starts
- June 1, 2027not confirmed by the school
- IELTS
- 4 overall
- Post-study work
- Available, as published
- Taught in
- English
- Cost of living (annual)
- £12,180
Overview
Award-winning contemporary photographers and pioneering artists such as Helen Cammock have studied photography at University of Brighton.
The emphasis is on the creative exploration of photography. The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Photography is a course that lets students develop their individual style as they build the technical and analytical skills required for photography practices such as fine art, editorial, fashion, documentary and commercial photography.
Students will be working in an experimental and critical environment, learning with practicing artists and researchers. The aim is for them to graduate with their own style, ready to join the creative industries and maximize their employability.
Entry requirements
As the university states them. Whether you meet them depends on your own results — ask us and a consultant will check with you.
- English
- PTE: 30 overall or above
- IELTS: 4 overall or above
- Prior study
- Secondary school
Fees and living costs
- Tuition
- £26,440
- Cost of living (annual)
- £12,180
Published as University of Brighton International College publishes it, through ApplyBoard, and not checked by Go Study — ask us and a consultant will confirm any of it with the school.
Intakes
June 1, 2027
Starts June 1, 2027 · apply by June 1, 2027
not confirmed by the school
June 1, 2028
Starts June 1, 2028 · apply by June 1, 2028
not confirmed by the school
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