Programme Overview
Overview
The Diploma in Photographic Imaging builds on the long term success of photographic training at UCOL which sets the benchmark for courses in visual imaging across New Zealand. The programme focuses on contemporary digitally based photographic imaging, and graduates will be able to apply a range of conceptual, creative and technical skills for employment or self-employment. The programme also provides basic business skills, a strong portfolio focus, the opportunity to explore another related area of the visual imaging industry and if you want to go further, you can transfer to the Bachelor of Applied Visual Imaging (BAVI) degree after completing Year One.
Programme Features
Friendly supportive learning environment and staff.
Flexible study options are available either full-time or part-time (study one paper at a time, NB: to achieve the qualification you must complete the programme within four years from the date of enrolment).
Ideal platform for further tertiary study, you may transfer to the Bachelor of Applied Visual Imaging
The paper structure for the Diploma in Photographic Imaging may differ to that shown on the current fact sheet. To download the latest structure click here.
Programme
Diploma in Photographic Imaging - Level 6
Study Options / Duration
Full Time
,
2 Years
Campuses
Palmerston North
Fees
Domestic $6,442.87 per yearInternational $18,060.20 per year
Palmerston North
28 February 2013 - 22 November 2013
These are an estimation of the general times: Monday - Friday 9am - 8pm
Allow 20 hours in class and an additional 20 hours lecturer directed learning a week on average.
Year One
Stream E Please click
here to view timetable information
Stream F Please click
here to view timetable information
You will need to purchase various materials and equipment to complete your units of learning.
Course Related Costs: Download Financial Information for Enrolments (PDF)
UCOL has an Admission and Conversation process to make sure you are studying at a level you are prepared for. The aim is to help you find the right level of study and educational pathway for you to succeed at UCOL. For more information please download and read the
UCOL Admission Guide.