Photography

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Photography at Concordia University offers students an comprehensive and immersive experience in the art and craft of photography, blending technical skills with artistic exploration. This program is designed to develop students' abilities to envision, create, and critically analyze photographic images across a variety of genres including fine art, commercial, documentary, and experimental photography. Students will engage with both traditional photographic processes and contemporary digital techniques, gaining proficiency in camera operations, lighting, composition, and post-production workflows. The curriculum emphasizes a strong foundation in visual literacy, conceptual development, and critical thinking, encouraging students to explore issues of identity, society, and environment through their photographic practice.

Throughout their studies, students will have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including dedicated darkrooms, digital labs, and scanning suites, providing space for experimentation and professional development. The program fosters a vibrant community of artists and scholars, offering numerous opportunities for exhibition, collaboration, and critique. Students are encouraged to participate in internships, artist residencies, and international exchanges to broaden their perspectives and enhance their portfolios. The BFA in Photography prepares graduates for diverse careers in the visual arts, advertising, editorial, fashion, and media industries, as well as for further academic pursuits. With a curriculum designed to balance technical mastery with conceptual innovation, students graduate ready to contribute meaningfully to the evolving field of photography and visual culture.