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MSc Biological Photography and Imaging

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    MSc 1 year full-time

Course Description

Have you ever wanted to work on nature documentaries? Are you looking to blend science and art? Do you understand the importance of an informed public?

In a fast-moving society, the professional image-maker, photographer, videographer, and imaging scientist, has a powerful role in the way science is communicated to the world. The professional imager is vital to modern research, science communication, commerce and industry.

Professionals in this field are key in communicating with the public, sharing scientific news, and affecting the collective consciousness. Without them, powerful exposés on the destruction of the environment, the eradication of species, and the impact of humanity on the world would not exist. Without these exposés, the public attitude toward climate change and environmental impact might not have begun to change.

Entry Requirements

2:2 (or international equivalent)

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Fees

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Student Destinations

Graduate destinations include:

  • TV producer for Saving Planet Earth, Planet Earth 2 and Nature’s Great Events
  • Media Researcher for Wildscreen
  • Specialist Researcher at Photolibrary Group
  • Research Associate at the University of Nottingham
  • Science Educator for the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS)
  • Medical Photographer and Videographer at Christchurch Hospital
  • Assistant Producer and Camera Operator, working on projects for Disney, the Discovery Channel and the BBC

Module Details

Compulsory Modules

The taught component of the MSc Biological Photography and Imaging consists of six modules worth 20 credits each. The modules are listed below:

  • Applied Digital/Conventional Imaging
  • Image Manipulation and Multi-Media
  • Film Production and Digital Film/Video Photography
  • Microscopy and Image Analysis
  • Professional Techniques in the Field
  • Commercial and Business Application for the Professional Imager
  • Project work

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