• M.A. in digital photography
  
• SCAD-Savannah, SCAD-Atlanta and SCAD-eLearning
• School of Liberal Arts

Photographers use and manipulate cameras and film to produce unique images of reality or formal abstractions. Across a boundless range of subjects and stylistic or aesthetic intentions, photographers contribute their art to commercial, fine art or documentary applications. Digital photography students gain a thorough knowledge of the medium and the photographic applications of digital technology.

In the SCAD-eLearning M.A. program, students achieve a mastery of craft, technology and aesthetics by exploring creative possibilities, developing a personal vision, and studying the history and criticism of the medium.

Master of Arts Degree in Digital Photography

(Baccalaureate degree required)

ARTH	701	Contemporary Art
PHOT	711	Studio Craft
PHOT	714	Digital Craft I
PHOT	719	Photographic Arts I
PHOT	724	Digital Craft II
PHOT	730	Digital Printing Methodology
PHOT	734	Digital Craft III
PHOT	749	Photography M.A. Final Project
Elective	700	5 Hours
Total Course of Study		45 hours

Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.

Course numbers and titles are subject to change.

Course descriptions are available online.

Technical Requirements

Students are expected to use file transfer and compression utilities, and are encouraged to have a CD-R/DVD-R drive. In addition to the general technical requirements for SCAD e-Learning, students enrolled in online digital photography programs are required to purchase or secure regular access to the following applications and/or peripherals:

• Digital camera, 4+ megapixel resolution, with exposure controls that will allow for over- and underexposure OR conventional film camera with conventional exposure controls
• Film scanner that allows resolutions of 300 dpi at 8" x 10" or better
• Photoshop Creative Suite 1 or Creative Suite 2

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