Photography
One photograph can change the world. It can challenge our thinking, reveal truth and shift our perceptions. Our photomedia and photography courses will give you the tools to wield this power.
Show and tell tomorrow’s stories.
Prepare for the future of image creation and visual storytelling with our photomedia and photography courses. Get set to turn your concepts into arresting images, campaigns, publications and digital products. Prepare for a career that can take you anywhere in the world.
Through photography lessons and workshops on experimental image processing, you’ll gain a rich, foundational knowledge of how lighting, art direction, commercial studio practice and cutting-edge technological processes produce truly memorable images.
Learn the craft that will set you apart. Find and frame moments and turn them into powerful images. Plus, gain the critical thinking and business skills that will help set you up for success.
Find your place, and your fellow visionaries, working in advertising and art direction, immersive environments, museum and exhibition design, installation, communication design and even set design.
Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR calculator and more.
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Photomedia graduates capture their lockdown experiences
Bachelor of Design graduates who majored in photomedia captured their lived experiences of COVID-19 lockdown in a rich collection of images, film, sound, projection and installation art.
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- Sustainability
New research into soil used for building
Dr Gergana Rusenova commences an Australia-Germany research project into textile-reinforced granular materials that are more sustainable and efficient.
Tuesday 30 March 2021
