荣誉纪录片摄影学士

自1973年由玛格南摄影师大卫·赫恩（David Hurn）创立以来，纪实摄影学位已成为国际上公认的纪实摄影专业课程之一。USW拥有100年的摄影历史，并且在我们身后的40多年的纪实摄影教学领域。我们对“纪录片”的定义是广泛的。它融合了纪录片叙事的传统和当代摄影中最令人兴奋的创新。在这个纪实摄影学位上，您将学习如何批判性地和独立地思考，并且您将获得技术技能以最有效的方式传达您的想法。纪实摄影课程的学生和毕业生经常获得该行业最负盛名的奖项。Lua Ribeira和Sam Laughlin是2017年Jerw
Since it was established by Magnum photographer David Hurn in 1973, BA Documentary Photography has become one of the leading documentary photography and photojournalism courses in the world. Our students have a passion for social issues storytelling in all its forms. We closely mentor you to work on topics that you are passionate about, to produce powerful and visually distinctive photography. Our assignments immerse you in the worlds of fine print and photobooks, exhibition production, digital storytelling for web, documentary filmmaking and much more. Our students and alumni are celebrated within the photographic industry: working as photojournalists for the world's most prestigious news agencies including Associated Press, magazines like The New York Times, National Geographic and Time Magazine, winning awards, exhibitions, and publishing photobooks. Recently, Lua Ribera gained a Magnum agency nomination (the only course in Europe to achieve this), Tobias Zielony represented Germany at the Venice Biennale and in the Deutsche Boerse award, Jack Latham won the Bar Tur Photobook award, Sam Laughlin was a winner in the Jerwood/Photoworks Award and Leo Maguire won a Grierson Trust award for documentary film. BA Documentary Photography is part of a pathway in documentary at USW including MA Documentary Photography and The European Centre for Documentary Photography for PhD and post doc.<br><br>Graduates from the Documentary Photography course work in diverse areas, as commissioned photojournalists, working regularly for many of the world's leading magazines, or as photographic artists, publishing and exhibiting at international galleries such as Tate Modern and participating in events including the Venice Biennale. They also work as picture editors and researchers, working for magazines like GQ and institutions such as the National Portrait Gallery. Graduates can also progress to a PhD or research degree.