Photography Degrees
Do you see life differently to other people? Can you capture moments and tell stories in a single image? If so, you could join the ranks of our graduates who work as professional photographers and photojournalists worldwide. Study photography and capture the extraordinary in every click.
View courses Book an Open DayWith courses in Photography and Documentary Photography, USW has gained a national and international reputation for excellence. We’ve taught Photography for over 100 years, and our Photography and Documentary Photography courses are widely regarded as world-leading.
Why Study Photography?
You’ll find world-class photography studios on campus and a community of passionate people engaged in shaping the future of visual culture.
Photography Courses
Follow your passions to document real people and important issues on this practical and engaging documentary photography course.
With a focus on real-world engagement with social and political issues, this distinctive (online and on campus) MA offers an exploratory and lively engagement with the subject. It is characterised by an expansive understanding of photography, as well as its more traditional documentary forms, it encompasses networked imagery, data, archival material, audio, and moving image.
Follow your interests to become the versatile and multi-skilled photographer you’re meant to be, capable of thriving in any work environment.
Why USW?
100% of BA (Hons) Photography students at USW were satisfied with their course (National Student Survey 2024).
Officially accredited by The Association of Photographers (AOP)
Why USW?
Rated Top
in Wales for assessment in Film Production and Photography (Guardian University Guide 2024)
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100% of BA (Hons) Photography students at USW were satisfied with their course (National Student Survey 2024).
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Officially accredited by The Association of Photographers (AOP)
Your student experience
Study in the heart of Cardiff
Cardiff is one of the most affordable cities in the UK too, so it’s perfect for cash-strapped students. There’s always something happening or new places to discover.