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Going to graduate school for photography can keep you up to date on the latest developments in the industry, including new technologies and techniques. These are the best fine arts schools for a graduate degree in photography. Read the methodology »

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University of Washington College of Arts & Sciences

• Seattle, WA ·
• University of Washington ·
• Graduate School

University of Washington, Graduate School, SEATTLE, WA.

S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications

• Syracuse, NY ·
• Syracuse University ·
• · Rating 3.86 out of 5   7 reviews

Blue checkmark. Syracuse University, Graduate School, SYRACUSE, NY. 7 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says My one-year program at Newhouse offered me hands on Journalism experience in both my classes and internships. My cohort and I got to pitch stories and have our work published! The program encourages... Read 7 reviews.

Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts

• · Rating 5 out of 5   1 review

Syracuse University, Graduate School, SYRACUSE, NY. 1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says It has been amazing. All my teacher’s are supportive and giving me the tools to succeed in my future career. They know about outside opportunities I should follow as well. It is fantastic and I love... Read 1 reviews.

Lesley University

• Graduate School ·
• CAMBRIDGE, MA
• · Rating 4.5 out of 5   36

Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences

• · Rating 4.75 out of 5   4

Rhode Island School of Design

• PROVIDENCE, RI
• · Rating 4.33 out of 5   6
• Providence, RI ·
• · Rating 4.33 out of 5   6 reviews

Blue checkmark. Graduate School, PROVIDENCE, RI. 6 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says Great! Challenging school with amazing professors who care about their students. Has amazing resources and funding. Read 6 reviews.

Rochester Institute of Technology - College of Art and Design

• Rochester, NY ·
• Rochester Institute of Technology ·

Blue checkmark. Rochester Institute of Technology, Graduate School, ROCHESTER, NY. 1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars. Featured Review: Other says I ONLY WISH THE TEACHERS WERE MORE ENAGAGE WITH STUDENTS AND HELPING TO ACQUIRE INTERNSHIPS OR WORK STUDY PROGARAMS IN THIS FIELD OF WORK ITS ALL ABOUT THE CONNECTIONS Read 1 reviews.

Tyler School of Art and Architecture

• Philadelphia, PA ·
• Temple University ·

Temple University, Graduate School, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

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Parsons School of Design

• New York, NY ·
• The New School ·
• · Rating 4.57 out of 5   21 reviews

Blue checkmark. The New School, Graduate School, NEW YORK, NY. 21 Niche users give it an average review of 4.6 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says As an incoming student in the MPS Fashion Management program at Parsons, I am eager to embark on a transformative educational journey. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum that blends... Read 21 reviews.

College of Fine Arts- Ohio University

• Athens, OH ·
• Ohio University ·
• · Rating 5 out of 5   2 reviews

Ohio University, Graduate School, ATHENS, OH. 2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars. Featured Review: Niche User says Students are encouraged to teach undergraduate students and lead classes of their own during their time in graduate school. Graduate students seem to enjoy this more interactive experience. Read 2 reviews.

College of Architecture, Design, and the Arts - University of Illinois at Chicago

• Chicago, IL ·
• University of Illinois Chicago ·

University of Illinois Chicago, Graduate School, CHICAGO, IL.

Pratt Institute School of Art

• Brooklyn, NY ·
• Pratt Institute ·

Blue checkmark. Pratt Institute, Graduate School, BROOKLYN, NY.

School of Art - California Institute of the Arts

• Valencia, CA ·
• California Institute of the Arts ·

Blue checkmark. California Institute of the Arts, Graduate School, VALENCIA, CA.

Mount Saint Mary's University Los Angeles

• Los Angeles, CA ·
• · Rating 4.51 out of 5   53 reviews

Graduate School, LOS ANGELES, CA. 53 Niche users give it an average review of 4.5 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says My academic experience in the Humanities program at Mount Saint Mary's University has been great overall. The best part is the interdisciplinary approach utilized in the program, which aims to... Read 53 reviews.

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Southern Adventist University

• Collegedale, TN ·
• · Rating 4.67 out of 5   6 reviews

Graduate School, COLLEGEDALE, TN. 6 Niche users give it an average review of 4.7 stars. Featured Review: Other says Southern Adventist University has an amazing fine art program. Professors meet with students one by one, letting students know what areas can grow, and help build a strong portfolio. The fine arts... Read 6 reviews.

Massachusetts College of Art & Design

• Boston, MA ·
• · Rating 4 out of 5   3 reviews

Blue checkmark. Graduate School, BOSTON, MA. 3 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars. Featured Review: Alum says The MFA Program at MassArt provided a really formative space to boost my creative practice. Being in contact and having constant dialogue with a whole community of artists encouraged me to explore... Read 3 reviews.

Maryland Institute College of Art

• Baltimore, MD ·
• · Rating 4.58 out of 5   24 reviews

Graduate School, BALTIMORE, MD. 24 Niche users give it an average review of 4.6 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says Three year low residency vigorous, intense, and comprehensive. Lots of freedom to explore multiple disciplines. Critiques take center stage, especially during the winter session when one's work away... Read 24 reviews.

School of Visual Communication - Savannah College of Art and Design

• Savannah, GA ·
• Savannah College of Art and Design ·

Blue checkmark. Savannah College of Art and Design, Graduate School, SAVANNAH, GA.

College of Visual and Performing Arts - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

• Dartmouth, MA ·
• University of Massachusetts Dartmouth ·
• · Rating 3 out of 5   2 reviews

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Graduate School, DARTMOUTH, MA. 2 Niche users give it an average review of 3 stars. Read 2 reviews.

Academy of Art University School of Photography

• San Francisco, CA ·
• Academy of Art University ·

Blue checkmark. Academy of Art University, Graduate School, SAN FRANCISCO, CA.

Columbia College Chicago

• · Rating 4.32 out of 5   31 reviews

Graduate School, CHICAGO, IL. 31 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars. Featured Review: Other says I feel as if I was supported by most of my teachers on my academic journey. There were of course, a few that could care lesson were biased when it came to providing more in-depth help . There were... Read 31 reviews.

College of Arts and Sciences - Barry University

• Miami Shores, FL ·
• Barry University ·

Barry University, Graduate School, MIAMI SHORES, FL.

New York Film Academy - Los Angeles

• Burbank, CA ·
• · Rating 4.36 out of 5   14 reviews

Graduate School, BURBANK, CA. 14 Niche users give it an average review of 4.4 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says My experience was great with the help of amazing teachers and with them teaching so many new information that I walked out with confidence concerning my future field of work and excited to continue... Read 14 reviews.

School of Visual Arts

• · Rating 4.61 out of 5   23 reviews

Graduate School, NEW YORK, NY. 23 Niche users give it an average review of 4.6 stars. Featured Review: Other says I have been admitted to the School of Visual Arts for Summer 2024. It has been a delightful and very interpersonal experience so far. I have been able to contact the chairman of my program... Read 23 reviews.

College of Arts and Sciences - Marywood University

• Scranton, PA ·
• Marywood University ·
• · Rating 3.75 out of 5   4 reviews

Blue checkmark. Marywood University, Graduate School, SCRANTON, PA. 4 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars. Featured Review: Master's Student says I’m in Marywood’s MSW program and I feel that so far, I’m learning all that I need to and that I’m learning things that will really be beneficial in the future. With COVID going on, it’s clear to me... Read 4 reviews.

Cranbrook Academy of Art

• Bloomfield Hills, MI ·
• · Rating 3.67 out of 5   3 reviews

Graduate School, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI. 3 Niche users give it an average review of 3.7 stars. Featured Review: Alum says Cranbrook is such a magical and special place. I'm very honored to be a part of the educational community. If you haven't, you should check their website asap. Read 3 reviews.

Atlantic University College

• Guaynabo, PR ·
• · Rating 4.71 out of 5   7 reviews

Graduate School, GUAYNABO, PR. 7 Niche users give it an average review of 4.7 stars. Featured Review: Alum says I have studied my Bachelor’s degree on Digital Animation from 2018-2022. I wasn’t very clear on how I should’ve structured my classes until 2nd year, I thought it was weird but it was whatever. And... Read 7 reviews.

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Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies  

The Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies (AFVS) at Harvard offers a graduate program in Film and Visual Studies leading to a PhD.

The Department also offers a secondary field in Film and Visual Studies for students already admitted to PhD programs in other departments in the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

The study of film at Harvard functions within the multi-disciplinary examination of audio-visual experience. From Hugo Münsterberg's pathbreaking forays into the psychological reception of moving images and Rudolf Arnheim’s seminal investigations of "visual thinking" to Paul Sachs’s incorporation of film into the academic and curatorial focus of the fine arts at Harvard and Stanley Cavell’s philosophical approaches to the medium, Harvard has sustained a distinguished tradition of engaging cinema and the cultural, visual, spatial, and philosophical questions that it raises. With their emphases on experimentation in the contemporary arts and creative collaboration among practitioners and critics, the Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies (AFVS) and the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts provide a singular and unparalleled site for advanced research in Film and Visual Studies. The program aims to foster critical understanding of the interactions between the making of and thinking about film and video, between studio art, performance, and visual culture, and between different arts and pursuits whose objects are audio-visual entities. The Carpenter Center also supports a lively research culture, including the Film and Visual Studies Colloquium and a Film and Visual Studies Workshop for advanced doctoral students, as well as lecture series and exhibitions featuring distinguished artists, filmmakers, and scholars.

Interdisciplinary in its impetus, the program draws on and consolidates course offerings in departments throughout the Faculty of Arts and Sciences which consider film and other arts in all their various countenances and investigate the place of visual arts within a variety of contexts. Graduate students may also take advantage of the significant resources of the Harvard Film Archive (HFA), which houses a vast collection of 16mm and 35mm film prints as well as rare video materials, vintage film posters, photographs, and promotional materials. The HFA furthers the artistic and academic appreciation of moving image media within the Harvard and the New England community, offering a setting where students and faculty can interact with filmmakers and artists. In early 2003, the HFA opened a new Conservation Center that allows the HFA conservator and staff to accession new films as well as to preserve its significant collections of independent, international, and silent films.

Students and faculty in Film and Visual Studies are also eligible to apply to the Harvard Film Study Center for fellowships which are awarded annually in support of original film, video, and photographic projects. Established in 1957, the Film Study Center provides production equipment, post-production facilities, technical support, and funding for nonfiction works that interpret the world through images and sounds. Among the many important films to have been produced at the Film Study Center are John Marshall's The Hunters (1956), Robert Gardner's Forest of Bliss (1985), Irene Lusztig's Reconstruction (2001), Ross McElwee's Bright Leaves (2003), Peter Galison and Robb Moss’s Secrecy (2008), Ilisa Barbash and Lucien Castaing-Taylor's Sweetgrass (2009), Véréna Paravel and J.P. Sniadecki’s Foreign Parts (2011), Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor’s Leviathan (2013) and De Humani Corporis Fabrica (2022), Stephanie Spray and Pacho Velez’s Manakamana (2014), Mati Diop’s Atlantiques (2019), Ernst Karel and Veronika

Kusumaryati’s Expedition Content (2020), and Joana Pimenta and Adirley Queirós’ Dry Ground Burning (2022).

Prospective Graduate Students - Film and Visual Studies Graduate Program Admissions Information Sessions: 

1:00 pm on the following dates:

Monday, September 30 th

Monday, October 28 th

Monday, November 25 th

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https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMvcOypqjMpHt1EDPhAG6PXHDtx9IIASIYd#/registration

Images:  Instructions for a Light and Sound Machine  (2005), directed by Peter Tscherkassky, from a print in the collection of the Harvard Film Archive.

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Laura Frahm Director of Graduate Studies 

Emily Amendola Graduate Coordinator Film and Visual Studies Program (617) 495-9720 amendola [at] fas.harvard.edu  

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My native language is not english; do i have to take the an english language proficiency exam.

Adequate  command of spoken and written English  is essential to success in graduate study at Harvard. Applicants who are non-native English speakers can demonstrate English proficiency in one of three ways:

• Receiving an undergraduate degree from an academic institution where English is the primary language of instruction.*
• Earning a minimum score of 80 on the Internet based test (iBT) of the ...

When is the application deadline for admission to the Ph.D. program in Film and Visual Studies?

December 15, 2023

Where can I obtain an admissions application?

Applications are found on the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences website ( https://gsas.harvard.edu/admissions/apply ). 

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A photography research degree offers you the opportunity to explore innovative practice as research through the production of an original body of work. You’ll develop your practice from a coherent research process – demonstrating a critical appreciation of the context of production and siting. You’ll draw upon and extend existing literature and practices, and you’ll show that the research makes an original contribution to knowledge. Alternatively, a PhD in Photography can be wholly historical or theoretical, conforming to the conventions of a traditional written theses.

PhD research enables photographers to progress their career by enabling their practice to develop, especially through the production of a large body of coherent work. PhD researchers also establish research capabilities and credentials. The final resulting work can be submitted for publication or exhibition to appropriate contexts. For others, the PhD represents an opportunity to commit to a passion or interest that is both personally meaningful, and results in a high-level qualification.

Researchers have opportunities to study, discuss or exhibit their work, engaging with colleagues from a range of areas via seminars, symposia and conferences both on-line and off-line: or travelling to meet with key figures from the photography area you wish to immerse yourself in. All research students have access to the amazing facilities and equipment at Hardwick Campus and are encouraged to make use of them in the production of their work.

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Areas of expertise:

• Landscape Photography
• Photography and ecology
• Documentary photography
• Photojournalism

Students who have completed their research include:

• Intuition, expertise and judgement in the capture and assessment of photographic images including digital photos and imaging Researcher Bob Ryan, Supervisors Prof. Barry Davies, Dr Julia Peck
• Indecisive Moments: an exploration of the photograph in relation to the temporal dimension of liminality Researcher Caroline Silverwood-Taylor, Supervisors Nat Goodden, Richard Salkeld

This research contributes to the research priority area Being Human: Past, Present and Future and Creative Practice as Research .

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We actively encourage applications from students from a range of diverse backgrounds who demonstrate appropriate research experience and achievement.

A master’s degree or equivalent in a subject area relevant to the proposed research topic.

Candidates who do not possess a master’s degree that includes research methods training at an advanced level are required to complete research methods training

All applicants will be interviewed to ascertain experience, aptitude and current level of innovation, creativity and critical thinking. The interview will also be an opportunity to identify an appropriate supervisory team

EU and international students need IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum of 6.0 in writing and 5.5 in any other component) or equivalent.

Your application should include a research proposal up to 1,000 words (excluding references/appendices) which follows the structure outlined in the research proposal guide .

Applicants should name a member of staff within their topic area who has agreed to supervise them. Staff contact details can be found on each academic school page .

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Our postgraduate research students cultivate a diverse set of skills that are highly valued in the UK and internationally, preparing them for successful careers within academia and beyond.

As a postgraduate research student at UoG, you’ll develop and refine a range of skills across research, academic practice, project management and critical analysis to equip you for your future. Whether it’s contributing to ground-breaking academic research or applying problem-solving skills in the workplace, we’ll ensure you’re ready to take on your next challenge.

This versatility opens doors to opportunities across various sectors, from education and research institutions to commercial organisations and NGOs, where you’ll have the confidence to apply your researcher skills and develop innovative solutions to meet your ambitions.

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With research submitted in each of our research areas judged to be internationally excellent according to the results of the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF2021), our research supervisors have a broad range of specialisms across a diverse range of subjects.

Get in touch to find out how we can support your research interests by emailing [email protected] .

Develop your ideas

Challenge your own practice and ideas in a community of practitioners and academics – with a deep commitment to discourse and exchange around their subject and field(s) of knowledge.

Present your research

The School of Creatives can help you with opportunities to present conference papers and participate in seminars, public exhibitions and other forms of critical exchange – all as part of your research process.

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You’ll benefit from personal support with renowned Artists, Photographers, and design professionals offering expert supervision.

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PhD Direct (Communication Design & Photography)

University of south wales.

A PhD is a doctoral degree based on a significant and original individual research project which culminates in an in-depth thesis (or Read more...

• 5 years Part time degree: £2,358 per year (UK)
• 3 years Full time degree: £4,716 per year (UK)
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Photography PhD

University of gloucestershire.

What is PhotographyRead more A photography research degree offers you the opportunity to explore innovative practice as research through Read more...

• 6 years Part time degree: £3,400 per year (UK)
• 4 years Full time degree: £5,100 per year (UK)

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Ph.D. in Photography

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The Ph.D. program in photography offers students a unique opportunity to pursue academic research in the field. The Ph.D. program is typically eighty to a hundred thousand words in length and is designed to help photographers develop their practice. The Ph.D. will also help photographers establish their research credentials, which will enable them to submit their work to appropriate contexts. The process is challenging but rewarding - it will reward you with an incredibly high level of qualification.

The Ph.D. program in photography requires advanced study in the discipline. Graduates earn a doctoral degree based on their research, and they are expected to demonstrate their knowledge through a doctoral dissertation. The Ph.D. in photography is a rigorous and demanding program. The program does not focus on technical skills. Instead, it involves deep thinking about the practice. The goal is to create a body of work that exemplifies the creative process in the field.

A Ph.D. in photography requires an outstanding body of work and a substantial body of published research. This type of degree emphasizes innovative practice as research and builds a coherent research process. A Ph.D. in photography will demonstrate the researcher's critical appreciation of the contexts in which photography works and the siting of photographs. The Ph.D. in photography will also extend existing literature and make a significant contribution to the field.

Ph.D. in Photography Eligibility

Candidates who want to take admission in Ph.D. must have a post-graduate degree in Photography and its relevant discipline with at least 55% marks from a recognized university and must have passed the national level entrance examination or university level entrance examination. National level entrance exams like UGC NET / UGC CSIR NET / GATE / SLET or University entrance exams consist of written tests and personal interviews.

The Benefits of a Ph.D. in Photography

The Ph.D. in photography is a comprehensive degree in the field, with a strong focus on innovative practices. It helps to establish a coherent research process, and the work produced will be of high quality. The Ph.D. also enables photographers to submit their work to a variety of contexts and contribute to new knowledge. There are many advantages of pursuing a Ph.D. in photography. Here are some of them:

Ph.D. students must be continuously enrolled until graduation. If you need to take a break from your program, you must request a leave of absence. It can't be for more than two semesters, and you can't take a leave of absence more than once. If you need to take a leave of absence, you must apply again for admission. The deadline for the application is one month prior to the start of the program.

A Ph.D. in photography is one of the most popular programs in the field, with many benefits. It requires a master's degree and is recognized internationally. There are many institutions offering Ph.D. degrees in the field, so you can choose from many of them. The benefits of a Ph.D. in photography are many. It will give you the chance to work in your chosen field, and earn a doctorate.

Fees for research program for Photography

The average fee for Ph.D. in Photography degree is between INR 50000 and INR 500000.

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Masters degree in relevant subjects + the candidates should have cleared the Entrance test conducted by the respective university.

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