Applicants - BSc Photographic Journalism at Leeds Met
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Applicants - BSc Photographic Journalism at Leeds Met
- 1. Course information BSc Photographic Journalism
- 2. Overview Our Photographic Journalism course is, we think, unique in the country. We look at photography in the wider context of journalism, with software training and creative workshops. You get tuition from working journalists and lecturers who have years of experience with creative technologies. We emphasise the fact that, with us, you actually get to do journalism while you're on the course.
- 3. Your First Year Semester One Introduction to Photography History of Photojournalism Introduction to Digital Journalism Semester Two Image Processing Media and Culture Photo Story
- 4. And Beyond… Photography Theory Journalism Year 1 – Semester 1 Introduction to History of Introduction to Photography Photojournalism Digital Journalism Year 1 – Semester 2 Image Processing Media and Culture Photo Story Year 2 – Semester 1 Constructed The Technology of Writing for Photography Cameras Journalists Year 2 – Semester 2 Documentary Ethics Digital Journalism Photography Year 3 – Semester 1 Final Major Project Future Digital Magazine Photojournalism Production Year 3 – Semester 2 Final Major Project Extended Essay Promoting Your Work
- 5. How We Teach Hands on Workshop based Backed by theory
- 6. The Work You’ll Do •Practical •Portfolios •Projects •Products
- 7. The Work You’ll Do Photographic Portfolios Magazines Social Media Journalism Photo Stories Reflection
- 8. Resources Nikon D3000 and D5000 DSLRs Professional Studio with Lighting Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Mac Labs for Post-Production
- 9. Our Staff Michael Joslin – Principal Lecturer Brian Larkman – Principal Lecturer and Former Journalist Honey Salvadori – Lecturer and Photographer Karl Hodge – Senior Lecturer and Journalist
- 10. After the Course Work · Press Photographer · Production Editor · Picture Researcher · Media Runner · Web Publishing · Public Relations · Multimedia Journalism · Product Photography
- 11. Tuition Fees for 2012 • Tuition fees vary depending on where you study. • Leeds Metropolitan full-time tuition fees are £8,500 per year. • No upfront costs, repayable only when you earn over £21,000 per year. • Additional support is available in the form of grants and scholarships. • No tuition fees will be charged for a placement year taken as part of a sandwich course (excluding TDA or NHS funded courses).
- 14. How to Apply You can apply for student accommodation once you have accepted a conditional or unconditional offer on a full time course at Leeds Metropolitan. • Visit our website - www.leedsmet.ac.uk • Register with your - student/UCAS number - email address and password • You will receive confirmation of your registration by email and you can then proceed with your application
- 15. Key Dates • Contract key dates - booking line available for UK students from 1st Feb - 30th June - booking line available for International students from 1st Feb – 31st July - Unconditional contracts arrive on email end of July - Conditional contracts arrive after the ‘A’ Level results in August • Moving in and exit dates are noted on the contract
Editor's Notes
- Please mention that for 2012 start tuition fee loans are available to part-time students for the first time.Examples of ScholarshipsOutstanding Achievement Scholarship -For full-time home undergraduates (students from the UK) starting in 2012 who achieve three A level grades at AAB or above we offer a fee waiver of £1,000 off your first year fees. There’s no need to complete an application form - if you have attained the necessary grades, your scholarship will be confirmed to you when you register for your course in September 2012. National Scholarship ProgrammeIf your household income is less than £25,000 a year you may be able to find help through the new £150m National Scholarship Programme. This is a scheme that is being introduced to help people from low income families wanting to go to university in 2012. The government has set national eligibility criteria based on household income, and each university has designed its own scholarship scheme with extra criteria.There are at least 520 scholarships available to home undergraduates starting in 2012 at Leeds Metropolitan, and a full-time scholarship is worth £3,000. This includes a cash bursary of £1,000 ,£2,000 credit on a Leeds Metropolitan card, which can be used to pay for a range of services provided by Leeds Metropolitan University e.g. accommodation, catering.
- Please mention that whilst working, if ever you slip back underneath the 21k threshold you once again cease to make any repayments.
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