Sint-Lukas:Hoger Instituut Voor Beeldende Kunsten

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INSTITUTE: Sint-Lukas:Hoger Instituut Voor Beeldende Kunsten

ADDRESS:
Paleizenstraat 70
BRUSSELS
B-1210

TELEPHONE: +32 2 217 0589
FAX: +32 2 219 0241
DEPARTMENT NAME: Photography
CONTACT: Hugo Bal
POST HELD: Responsable des cours

STAFF WHO TEACH PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM OR TELEVISION: 100
THE INSTITUTION IS PRIMARILY PART OF THE STATE PROVISION.

NUMBER OF COURSES 1
Photography
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Final qualification:Meester in de Beeldende Kunst (Master of Arts) [.]

Course level is Higher than a University degree in Belgium

The course is validated by our own or an associated institution

Course length is 150 week(s) or 5 year(s).

The approximate number of students joining the course each year is 120

The course is designed for full-time students

Minimum age of students at entry is 18

THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE:
Applicants must have the diploma/certificate of secondary education (UK 'A' level or French Baccalaureat equiv). There is also an entrance examination including art. A committee of teachers will decide if the student is admitted to the photographic department. Le candidat ‚tudiant doit ˆtre en possesion du dipl“me de l'enseignement sup‚rieur secondaire. Il doit ‚galement participer   une ‚preuve d'entr‚e sur le plan artistique. Une commission de professeur d‚cidera si l'‚tudiant est admis … la division de photographie.

REQUIREMENTS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ENTRY ONTO THE COURSE ARE:

• Evidence of creative or artistic ability by presentation of a folio or test.

REQUIREMENTS WHICH ARE DESIRABLE FOR ENTRY ONTO THE COURSE ARE:

• A lower level of course of which general art or graphics was a part.
• A lower level course in photography or a course of which photography was part.
• Some professional experience in a job of which photography was a part.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Each year the school is host to guest photographers who are specialists in their own field.

COURSE PROFILE: Areas Available For Study

Advertising and illustrative photography
Architectural photography
Multi-image production (tape/slide)
Documentary photography
Fashion photography
Industrial & commercial photography
Landscape photography
Photography as fine art
Photojournalism/ News/ Reportage
Social/ Wedding/ Portrait photography
Documentry film & video production
Industrial & training film & video production
Computer studies for generating images
History-of-Art
History-of-film
History of Photography (still)
Media studies (psychology & sociology of images)
Management of photographic business
Photolaboratory & processing work
Social & cultural studies
Photographic theory, optics & chemistry
                                          
                                          
                                          

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