When choosing for Photography taught at our campus Narafi Brussels, you're choosing for a programme where technique and creativity go hand in hand, while developing a personal style and unique approach on the photographic medium.
Programme for exchange students: The professional bachelor in Photography is a creative, assignment-oriented programme where technique and creativity go hand in hand, while developing a personal style and unique approach on the photographic medium.
Students explore all photography genres: from still life, portraits and fashion, to documentary and conceptual photography. Alongside taking photos, there is a strong focus on image manipulation and post-production. As they progress, students discover where their personal interests lie which leads to them developing into authentic photographers. All students will be trained to become ‘image makers’, photographers with a vision and a strong portfolio in terms of content and technique.
Each year we organize extracurricular project weeks led by invited professional photographers: an international reportage week and a fashion week. If the situation allows, exchange students will also be able to take part in one or multiple project weeks.
Narafi: BA Applied Photography 2023-2024 | |||
Exhange Programme: semester 1 | |||
Code | Title | ECTS | |
K44228 | English Cultural Module Brussels 'Made in Belgium' semester 1 | First semester | 3 |
N30754 | Workshops 2 - exchange | First semester | 3 |
N30751 | Studio Practice 2: Still Life, Portrait, Documentary | First semester | 9 |
N30752 | Studio Practice 3: Architecture, Large format photography | First semester | 6 |
N30753 | Video 1 - exchange | First semester | 3 |
K44282 | Irrattional Knowing (Master) | First semester | 6 |
Total: | 30 |
The programme is officially taught in Dutch. For this particular programme, a command of Dutch is recommended in combination with a good command of English (B2).
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