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The New Economics of Photojournalism: Online Photography Workshops
Remote learning courses are certainly thriving, but can an online photography workshop truly replace face-to-face training? Olivier Laurent finds out
Education 07 Sep 2012
Higher state: Photography apprenticeships as an alternative to traditional degrees
Further education for photographers is changing, with apprenticeships and work-based learning taking an important role alongside the traditional BA and MA courses. Miranda Gavin surveys the options.
Education 20 Jul 2011
Photography class opens its doors to the world
A photography course leader has taken a radical approach to photographic education by offering its content online free-of-charge
Education 13 Mar 2011
Photography: a "soft" subject?
Is photography a soft subject? That's what the Russell Group, which represents the UK's 20 largest universities, seems to think. But, photography lecturers have hit back at the assumption
Education 07 Feb 2011
Change the game
How can you prepare photography students for creativity in the commercial world? John Ingledew, course leader at the University of Gloucestershire, is questioning current conventions
Student Photographers 25 Jan 2011
Lecturer found for UK's last NCTJ photojournalism course
The Norton College has appointed a new lecturer to replace outgoing Paul Delmar in the NCTJ's last UK photojournalism course, BJP can confirm
Education 12 Oct 2010
Last NCTJ photojournalism course saved
Following industry outcry and faced with rising interest from prospective students, Sheffield College has moved to bring back its photojournalism course
Education 04 Aug 2010
Pay to display?
Who goes to graduation shows? And does it matter? Diane Smyth asks whether final year exhibitions have had their day.
Student Photographers 28 Jul 2010
Last NCTJ photojournalism course closes down
Government funding cuts and changes within the media industry have led the Sheffield College to cut the last National Council for the Training of Journalists course for photojournalism in the UK
Education 17 Jun 2010
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