Photography

Overview

The role of the photographer is evolving, particularly in relation to imaging technologies and emerging media devices, their impact on society and use in photography.  

In this Master of Photography from RMIT University , you will utilise studio-based learning and independent research in a dynamic environment designed to help you build on your natural and taught creativity. 

Through your autonomous and practice-led development, you will demonstrate expert judgment in analysing and applying photographic theories, practices and technologies. The capstone experience of this program is a major photographic project that is publicly presented for critical review. 

Graduates will be prepared for a career in photography, able to provide insight and leadership to research, and produce photographic images and knowledge to a global media economy. 

Career 

The Master of Photography will prepare you for work or further research in the photographic industry. 

Graduates will have advanced and specialised knowledge and skills in photographic communication and practice. You will be able to independently create photographic works for professional presentation and communicate your ideas effectively in a range of contexts. 

Postgraduate qualifications are desirable in the global market. Graduate will be more competitive in securing roles in museums, galleries, government institutes, education, community organisations and private sector organisations.