Photography

About this course

Photography is more than a technical craft. It is a way of seeing and thinking about the world, a medium through which artists, journalists, scientists, and storytellers have shaped public understanding since the mid-nineteenth century. The photographic image carries evidential weight and aesthetic power simultaneously, and studying it seriously means grappling with questions about representation, truth, memory, and the shifting boundaries between art and documentation. At the University of Suffolk, this three-year full-time degree gives you space to develop a genuine photographic practice with your own distinct voice. You will work across a range of media and techniques, learning to match your technical choices to the context and audience for your work. Critical and theoretical study runs alongside practical production, so you will engage with the histories and debates that have shaped

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