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Get photography jobs, upskill for your work or build your creative business with a Certificate IV in Photography from Photography Studies College (PSC).

Our practical hands-on program with teachers who are award-winning industry professionals will give you the real-world knowledge and skills to gain employment or create professional photographs on your own.

Is photography something you love? We have a variety of Part-Time Courses if you’d like to expand your hobby, make a career change or just want to learn new skills.  

Looking to take your career in visual arts to the next stage by garnering national and international recognition and networks? Want to get your work published and broaden your employment opportunities in the industry? Answered yes to any of these, then our Master of Arts Photography (Mid-Year Intake) may be the post graduate degree for you! 

Discover how a full-time photography degree can take you places, open-up job opportunities and give you a creative career you’re actually passionate about.  

Always wanted to take your photography skills to a professional level? Now’s the time to explore your artistic side, and create stunning images for your work, family or personal projects.

Join PSC teacher and freelance Photojournalist for The Age Scott McNaughton on Tuesday 2 June from 6-7pm via Zoom for our Part-Time Info Session.

This week’s Image Makers Webinar guest speaker is Filipina photojournalist Hannah Reyes Morales. She has reported on war crimes against women in Cambodia and South Sudan, and the toll of Rodrigo Duterte’s lawless war on drugs – and the impact colonisation on female body image in the Philippines.

Hannah’s documentary photography work is featured in leading international publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and National Geographic Magazine.

This Friday you’re in for a DOUBLE TREAT at our upcoming Image Makers Webinar with young Australian multidisciplinary artist duo Honey Long and Prue Stent!

The 27-year-olds were listed in Forbes Asia magazine’s Top 30 Under 30 (Arts Category, 2018), have directed a video for Gucci’s global digital project #24HourAce sneakers campaign (2016), and have exhibited across the globe including at Agnes B Galerie (Paris).

Join our host, PSC’s Dean of Photographic Studies Daniel Boetker-Smith, on Friday 8 May at a special time of 5pm via Zoom.

https://photography-studies-college.zoom.us/webinar/register/5515886385035/WN_8lIhuZ-WS9WJF7ojQPgCAQ

Photography Studies College invites you to our upcoming Image Makers Webinar with documentary photographer, filmmaker and visual designer Alba Zari.

London-based, Thailand-raised, and having studied in Milan and Bologna, Alba takes an investigative and analytical approach to her practice.

Join our host, PSC’s Dean of Photographic Studies Daniel Boetker-Smith,  TONIGHT (Friday) 1 May at 6pm via Zoom.

This webinar is open to the public but limited to the first 100 registrations ONLY.

Our final part time evening courses are starting on 4 March. 

Come to our Info Night Wednesday 26 February 5.30pm-7pm and learn more.

Register now

Over 80 artists are donating their artwork to support the victims of Australia's ongoing bushfire crisis at the art fundraiser 'Small Mercies' from 20-23 February 2020. PSC's Master Of Arts - Photography Course Convenor Dr. Kristian Häggblom, Graduates Darren Tanny Tan and Nathan Larkin, and MA Mentors Siri Hayes and Jessie Boylan are contributing work.

The upcoming art fundraiser 'Small Mercies' will support the victims of Australia's ongoing bushfire crisis – it opens this Thursday 20 February at 6pm.