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Photography (Year 4 Direct Entry) HND (SCQF level 9), HND

City of Glasgow College, the United Kingdom

City of Glasgow College

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About Photography (Year 4 Direct Entry) HND (SCQF level 9), HND - at City of Glasgow College

In this course, you'll develop the practical and critical skills needed for a practicing photographer. Guest lectures and workshop sessions are an essential element, with opportunities for business, entrepreneurship and enterprise activities.

A self-directed approach to your studies will allow you to tailor your portfolio towards your own photographic interests. During the fourth year of this course, you'll focus on and develop your skills and knowledge towards your own photographic goals.

As a City of Glasgow College student, you

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