Photography
Bachelor of Science Degree Online Program
How long have you wanted to be a photographer? You’ve always been interested in photography and have a desire to create thought-provoking imagery. For you, photography is not a hobby — it’s your passion.
Realize your dream to be a professional photographer today!
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division’s mission is to take your passion for photography and help you transform yourself into the professional photographer you want to be and have the skills that allow to be competitive in the continually changing world of photography. Our Bachelor of Science in Photography online program is designed to provide graduates with skills that are directly applicable to a career in the field. The goal is to provide you with a rigorous study of the elements of image production and manipulation, a wide range of professional camera and lighting equipment and the ability to capture a moment through your lens that evokes a response.
To produce a visually compelling image, a photographer needs more than creativity. They need to have working knowledge of composition, lighting, camera and technical skills and a thorough understanding of the subject to be successful. As a student, you will be challenged to build upon the skills and proficiencies you already possess, so that you may develop a solid photographic identity, purpose and direction.
Gain Technical Skills – and Business Skills
At the Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division, we help to develop your eye for thought-provoking imagery while you learn the technical end of the trade. You will gain knowledge of a variety of business practices, helping you to properly market your skills. Students who complete the Bachelors of Science degree in Photography program online will have the opportunity to learn fundamentals such as:
- Color
- Design
- Visual expression
- Camera techniques and applications
- Digital imaging
Prepare to Launch Your Career in Photography
As a student, you will be encouraged to pursue your own unique style. By graduation you will have built a digital portfolio displaying your photographic vision, enabling you to interview for entry-level positions such as:
- Newspaper photojournalist
- Studio manager
- Commercial photographer
- Editorial photographer
- Photographic editor
- Publishing houses
- Magazines
- Production companies
Many graduates open their own studios or work independently by taking freelance assignments.
Total Credit Hours: 180
12 Quarters
