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Photography (mfa).

Program overview

Photography is a two-year program of study admitting ten students a year. Darkroom, studio, and computer facilities are provided. Students receive technical instruction in black-and-white and color photography as well as nonsilver processes and digital image production.

The program is committed to a broad definition of photography as a lens-based medium open to a variety of expressive means. Students work both individually and in groups with faculty and visiting artists. In addition, a critique panel composed of faculty and other artists or critics meets weekly, as well as for a final review each term, to discuss student work.

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Credit Requirements

Typical plan of study.

First year minimum credits

ART 845, Individual Criticism:… Fall: 6; Spring: 6

ART 828, Issues in Contemporary Photography:…Fall: 3; Spring: 3

ART 802b, Between Frames:… Fall: 0; Spring: 3

ART 949a, Critical Practice:…Fall: 3; Spring: 0

Academic or Studio Electives:…Fall: 3; Spring: 3

Total minimum credits for Fall Term: 15

Total minimum credits for Spring Term: 15

Second year minimum credits

ART 823a, Critical Perspectives:…Fall: 3; Spring: 0

ART 825b, Photo Book:…Fall: 0; Spring: 3

Academic or Studio Electives:…Fall: 6; Spring: 6

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Photography, Video & Imaging

Photography, Video and Imaging (PVI) is a top-ranked* program with expert faculty, cutting-edge facilities and an inspiring community. Students enter with raw talent and receive the mentorship, guidance and opportunities necessary to take their work to the next level.

The program is designed to provide a broad, interdisciplinary educational experience that encourages students to expand the boundaries of their practice. Through intensive mentorship, students develop their unique voice in pursuit of expressive inquiry, maturity of vision and artistic professional development.

We offer studio courses in digital photography, traditional and non-silver darkroom techniques, video, hybrid digital/analog methods, performance, installation, and interactive and emergent image-forming technologies. Studio offerings are accompanied by coursework that provides conceptual grounding and context so students are fluent in both historical and contemporary trends.

*Ranked number 3 among public universities by U.S. News & World Report

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First Year Experience

Student work, resources and facilities.

An R-1 research university, the University of Arizona provides many opportunities for engaging in cross-disciplinary work that pushes the boundaries of photography. Along with state-of-the-art studios and facilities, students have access to the Center for Creative Photography , a world-renowned repository and research library located on campus.

Private and communal darkrooms are equipped for working with all film formats. The Photo | Video | Imaging Program also has capacity for work in antiquarian and alternative processes.

We also offer a variety of professional equipment for checkout.  This includes mirrorless cameras, DSLRs, studio lighting, location lighting, audio equipment, and more.

Our faculty gives students an inside look into arts careers, having had direct experience and success in the professional photography world. In addition to being leaders in their fields, our faculty works closely with students to provide the kind of guidance and mentorship that turns raw talent into developed professionalism.

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Program requirements.

125 units are required to complete the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in Photography, Video & Imaging (PVI), 42 units of which must be upper division coursework. Students must complete 24 units of upper division coursework in PVI.

Download the Photography, Video & Imaging (PVI) checklist.

Specific Program Requirements can be viewed through  UA Academic Catalogs .

Contact an  academic advisor or set up an advising appointment  to learn more about School of Art programs and admissions.

UNDERGRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

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60 units are required to complete the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Studio Art degree.

Please see the Studio Art Graduate Handbook on the Graduate Advising page for specific program requirements.

GRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

All Studio Art majors at the School of Art will begin their journey with the First Year Experience. The program is an engaging variety of 8-week thematic workshop-structured art courses, designed as an experiential initiation into professional artistic practice, creative methodology and studio work ethic.

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José van Dijck receives honorary doctoral degree from the University of Oslo

José van Dijck , Distinguished University Professor of Media and Digital Society at Utrecht University, was awarded an honorary doctoral degree from the University of Oslo last Monday. Van Dijck was awarded this honorary doctorate on the recommendation of the Faculty of Humanities for her work in the fields of media studies and digital society.

Cross-disciplinary research on media and digital society

“It is, of course, a great honour to receive an honorary doctoral degree from such a wonderful university,” Van Dijck says. “I was particularly moved by the enthusiasm of the students, PhD candidates, and colleagues from the University of Oslo, who put forward my nomination without my knowledge. Both of our universities are deeply engaged in research on media and digital society, and I hope for more interaction and cross-disciplinary research between our researchers in the coming years.”

“José Van Dijck is an internationally renowned researcher, focusing on how digital media and platforms affect society and individuals”, the University of Oslo writes. “She addresses questions of what a digital society is, what power global platforms have, and how they should be regulated. She explores and challenges our understanding of the impact of a digital society on key values such as privacy, security, tolerance, justice, equality and autonomy.”

Previously, Van Dijck was awarded the prestigious NWO Spinoza Prize (2021) and received an honorary doctorate from Lund University (Sweden, 2019).

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