Module Indicative Content
Levels One and Two of the Photography award have provided opportunities for you to practise a number of different kinds of photography and to amass a considerable range of technical skills. As you enter Level Three it is expected that you will have professional and personal ambitions for your photographic practice. This module provides the opportunity for you to develop your own areas of particular interest and to refine your skills, in preparation for entry into a specific part of the professional world of photography. Each student proposes a personal area of study that demonstrates and exploits the knowledge and experience gained in previous studies. Every student's programme is approved separately following discussions between the student and their supervising tutor. Individual Programme One is about enaging in research and practical photographic work that will contribute to and define the framework for the production and implementation of work in Individual Programme Two.
Module Additional Assessment Details
You will present for assessment a body of work, including:
Visual diaries documenting your research [Learning Outcomes 1,2,3,4].
Pictorial workbooks evidencing the experimentation that has informed the development of your project [Learning Outcomes 1,2,3,4].
A detailed, informed proposal for the work to be undertaken in Individual Programme Two [Learning Outcomes 1,2,5].
A presentation that places your work in a context [Learning Outcome 5].
Module Learning Strategies
Lectures
Group tutorials
Individual tutorials
Independent reading and research
Independent practice and experimentation
Group critiques
Technical skills modulettes, as appropriate
Module Texts
Periodicals: Portfolio, Source, NextLevel, Eight, British Journal of Photography
Students will determine their own reading list appropriate to their personal proposal of work, with staff guidance. Students are expected to take advantage of the extensive library facilities available within the University; keeping abreast of current developments through appropriate periodicals and being aware of the work of the major practitioners in the field.
Module Special Admissions Requirements
HND or equivalent in Photography.
Module Resources
Specialist darkroom, studio and digital facilities, as appropriate
Specialist photographic equipment
Library and slide library
Word-processing facilities
Internet access