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Overview
On this Summer School you will develop your skills in Photography and be provided with a platform to experience Scotland’s biggest and most vibrant city.
The Summer School will provide a “hands-on” experience of working in a creative skills workshop/studio environment. It offers a unique opportunity to enhance current skills and to develop new techniques and knowledge that can be used to delight friends and family or even provide the motivation to use new skills professionally and commercially.
You'll visit galleries in Glasgow and Edinburgh to see how the skills developed in the Summer School can be used to enhance their portfolio of drawings and paintings for personal or commercial purposes.
This course runs over 5 days from Monday to Friday.
Minimum entry requirements
There are no minimum entry requirements for the College’s Summer Schools. You need to have a basic level of competence in English as the course will be delivered in English.
Participants from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) are required to follow the guidance provided for visas here.
What you study
On the Photography programme you will enhance your understanding of both traditional and digital photography whilst creating a portfolio of photographs that will be personalised using innovative techniques and current commercial software under the direction of award winning photographers.
After the course
You'll leave with a portfolio of your own work output. You'll also be able to find out about other part-time and full-time courses provided by the College that may be of interest
How the course is taught
You'll have full use of the industry standard facilities used in our teaching studios and workshops in the new City Campus. You'll fully participate in selecting photographic portfolio subjects and locations and have full “ownership” of everything you produce.
You'll be working with the same staff that helped our full-time students achieve excellent results in both academic studies and competitions during 2015 and 2016.
Materials
All equipment and materials are provided including the use of a digital SLR camera (for those who don’t bring their own) and reasonable use of printing equipment and consumables.
Dress code
Sensible clothing, no open toed shoes.