| Next intake | JULY 2019 |
| Semester 1 | JULY - NOV |
| Semester 2 | FEB - JUNE |
| Eighteen months full time |
| Two semesters per year |
| Face-to-face Includes interactive workshops and tutorials, demonstrations and practical participation. |
| Course Code | CRS1400489 |
| CRICOS Course Code | 096890M |
| The Master of Arts Photography program is designed to launch your career on the national and international stage. The program will prepare you for professional careers in photography and the broader creative arts industries including roles in multimedia, journalism, photographic publishing, curatorial and project management, academia and teaching. The program is flexible enough to allow you to achieve your professional goals and expand your practice in a supportive and world-leading environment. As a Master of Arts Photography student at Australia’s number one photography college, you will join a network of international photographers, publishers, curators, festival directors and writers that will enable you to take your practice onto the world stage. |
Our Master of Arts Photography program is a postgraduate course in photography that is the first of its kind in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.
This flexible and intensive program will prepare you for a career as an innovative and successful photographer. You will explore photographic culture, theory and practice in a contemporary and challenging environment. If you’re interested in establishing a photographic career guided by internationally recognized photographers, our Master of Arts Photography postgraduate program is the right program for you.
The MA Photography is designed to launch your career on the national and international stage. As part of the MA we have a mentorship programme pairing you with leaders in the field, covering a broad spectrum of practices and professional outcomes:
Melinda Gibson Vasantha Yogananthan
Kazuma Obara Anthony Luvera
Bryan Schutmaat Arko Datto
Rohan Hutchison Miwa Susuda
Louis Porter Lorenzo Vitturi
Laura El-Tantawy Miwa Susuda
Simone Rosenbauer Vignes Balasingam
Ian Teh Robert Zhao Renhui
Mariela Sancari Boris Eldagsen
Max Pinckers Daniel Castro Garcia
Pippa Milne Tanvi Mishra
Melissa Catanese Dragana Jurisic
Louise Clements Bruno Ceschel
Joanna Piotrowska Mathieu Asselin
Felicity Hammond Daniella Zalcman
Eamon Doyle
The Master of Arts Photography program introduces an innovative and cutting-edge curriculum targeted at
The program offers a framework that allows you to produce a significant volume of practical work.
You will develop a critical awareness of contemporary modes of presentation and distribution, applying rigorous methodologies and approaches to your ongoing practice.
PSC is a community of experienced practitioners and educators with national and international profiles in the areas of documentary, photojournalism, art, commercial photography, photobook publishing, curation and photographic theory.
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Entry Requirements
All domestic and international applicants must apply directly using the PSC Master of Arts Photography Application Form. Program entrance requirements
* a formal Recognition of Prior Learning application may be necessary to assess applicants academic, professional standing and ability to undertake studies at this level. Application, interview and folio presentationAll applicants must complete a Master of Arts Photography Application Form In addition to the application form you will need to submit:
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Application Process
All domestic and international applicants must apply directly using the PSC Master of Arts Photography Application Form. Selected applicants will be invited for an interview. The interview is a way for us to get to know you, for you to present your previous work, and to talk about your career goals and motivations. Following the interview you may also be asked to provide additional evidence or examples of professional practice. International studentsIf you are an international student, you should refer to the International Student Guide for detailed program entrance requirements, English language proficiency and selection criteria. Recognition of prior learning and credit transferPSC will ensure that all prospective students with relevant prior experience (RPL) or academic studies (credit transfer) are advised of the possibility of having this prior experience and/or studies taken into consideration. Please contact Daniel Boetker-Smith, Higher Education Course Director for further information on 03 9682 3191 or via email dboetkersmith@psc.edu.au. |
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Application Procedure
All applicants must ensure they complete the PSC Master of Arts Photography Course Application Form. Submit the application form as outlined in the Application Process Offers for domestic and international studentsOffers are made following completion of Entry Requirements. Direct offers are made to successful applicants after completion of an interview and application assessment process including your creative work, project proposal, referee reports, biography and Curriculum Vitae. EnrolmentEnrolment requires payment of a one off enrolment fee. Domestic enrolment payment: $A500 International enrolment: $A1000 Further informationFor further information, course discussions, questions and personal tours contact Daniel Boetker-Smith, Higher Education Course Director dboetkersmith@psc.edu.au or Kristian Haggblom, M A Photography Course Convenor khaggblom@psc.edu.au |
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Checklist
If you are an international student have you:
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Fee Information
Fee Information Tuition fees below are for domestic and international students.
Domestic students may apply for FEE-HELP. FEE-HELP is not available for international enrolments. International Students tuition fees are paid up-front on a per semester basis. International students are not required to pay more than 50% of the tuition fees before the course starts. However, they can pay for the full tuition fee if they wish to do so. When you accept your offer, and complete your enrolment form, you also choose your tuition fee payment option. Tuition fee information is available in all information packages, and in the documents provided below.
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Government Assistance
FEE-HELP Tuition Fee AssistancePSC is an approved FEE-HELP provider. FEE-HELP is a government loan scheme that assists eligible fee paying students with loans to pay all or part of their tuition fees. It cannot be used for additional study costs such as equipment and materials, accommodation, living expenses or other costs. It is available to Australian Citizens or holders of a permanent humanitarian visa who are enrolled in a higher education course. Further information about FEE-HELP loans is available at: http://studyassist.gov.au. FEE-HELP is available for eligible students for the tuition fees for the Master of Arts Photography course Policies for students enrolled in the Master of Arts Photography course including the specific policies that relate to FEE-HELP
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Scholarships Information
Scholarships are available for eligible participants. Ask us for more information. |
Photography Studies College (Melbourne) is a division of Photography Holdings Pty. Ltd.
ACN 005 525 306, ABN 58 860 041 097, CRICOS Provider No. 00257G, TEQSA Provider No. 12200, RTO Code 0111
