First-Year Enrollment of Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Photojournalism

The first year of our B.F.A. in Photojournalism aims to consolidate acquiring knowledge and getting introduced to photojournalism, its historical context, major practitioners, and the methodologies it has used. Students will study camera, lenses, and their personalities, master different standard and style of photography and learn to see the beauty, unity, and harmony for creating creative composition. For presenting their work with confidence, non-native English speakers will learn to express different fabrics of time, how to write clearly and concisely, as well as practice to become fluent in English for presentation. Upon completing the five fundamental English courses they will start learning basics of creative writing together with native English speakers.

Thanks for showing interest in enrolling for the first year of Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Photojournalism under Department of Art and Photography. Please click “Enroll Now” for getting started with your year one.

Year one has three core prerequisites modules, one core and major module each, five prerequisites language modules for non-native English speaker, one prerequisites language module for native English speaker and a core language module. The number of total modules for the first year of our B.F.A. in Photojournalism is 11 that contain 33 credits, 3 credits each. Native English Speaker can replace the 5 pre-requisites language courses with other available electives for year one. The cost of first-year enrolment is €495 for 11 modules (€45 each), including books, articles, course materials, and exam fees.

Enroll Now

Total Number of Modules
11

Total Credits
33

Core Prerequisites Modules
03

Core Module
01

Major Module
01

Prerequisites Language Modules
(For Non-native English Speaker)
05

Prerequisites Language Modules
(For Native English Speaker)
01

Core Language Modules
01

First-Year Total Cost
€495

Core Prerequisites Modules

PHO 109: Understanding Camera, Lenses, and their Personalities (Open Access)