Degree Type: Associate of Applied Science Degree, AAS, Certificate, CER
Pathway: Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Do you enjoy capturing images and telling stories? PPSC’s Professional Photography program teaches you the technical skills, creative techniques, and industry insights needed to succeed. Explore the history of photography, learn from industry experts with real-world experience, and expand your skills through internships with top local photographers. Personalize your training with our degree and certificate options and turn your passion into a rewarding career.
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This program prepares the students for entry-level work in some of the following creative and exciting areas: portrait, commercial, outdoor, photojournalism, product, and fine-art photography. In addition, students may enter support industries, which include photo digital imaging and enhancement and photo lab technician.
This Location Photography certificate is designed to prepare students to shoot photographs in a variety of settings outside of the studio.
This Photography Post Production & Output certificate is designed to prepare students to use various technical and creative approaches to the post production of photographs.
This Portrait Photography certificate is designed to prepare students to shoot portrait photography in a variety of settings inside and outside of the studio.
We provide you with the latest skills and tools needed for a career in print design, web, video, and motion graphics. You'll master best practices and design trends, including color theory, layout, illustration, and production, all under the guidance of experienced instructors who bring real-world expertise to the classroom.
Explore Multimedia Graphic DesignPut your creativity to work! Art is a versatile concept that applies to many career fields. Studying art at PPSC can start you on a path in fine art, education, communication, or other liberal arts fields. It can also help you become an artist or prepare for graduate school.
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