Kobenhavns Tekniske Skole

RECORD: E 45
INSTITUTE: Kobenhavns Tekniske Skole

ADDRESS:

FREDRIKSBERG C
DK-1974

TELEPHONE: +45 31 81 22 90
FAX: +45 35 820200
DEPARTMENT NAME: Fotografisk Afdeling
Julius Thomsens Gade 5
CONTACT: Kim Valbjorn
POST HELD: Teacher in Photography

STAFF WHO TEACH PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM OR TELEVISION: 5
THE INSTITUTION IS PRIMARILY PART OF THE STATE PROVISION.

NUMBER OF COURSES 1
Fotograf
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Final qualification:Fotograf

Course level is Lower than a University degree in Denmark

The course is validated by our own or an associated institution
The course is validated by a Government/National department or examining board
The course is validated by a professional body of photographers or artists

Course length is 4 year(s).

The approximate number of students joining the course each year is 42

The course is designed for full-time students

Minimum age of students at entry is 16

THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE:
The course consists of an apprenticeship scheme with 20% of the course spent at school and 80% practice in a studio. Applicants must have passed the ninth grade at school. The curriculum and entry requirements are decided upon by the various trades. To enter the course the student must have a contract with an employer. The student is paid throughout the contract.

REQUIREMENTS WHICH ARE DESIRABLE FOR ENTRY ONTO THE COURSE ARE:

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

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
This college maintains links within the Nordic countries through NoFo (Nordic Photographic Teachers Association)

COURSE PROFILE: Areas Available For Study

Advertising and illustrative photography
Architectural photography
Multi-image production (tape/slide)
Documentary photography
Fashion photography
Industrial & commercial photography
Photojournalism/ News/ Reportage
Scientific & technical photography
Social/ Wedding/ Portrait photography
Documentry film & video production
Industrial & training film & video production
Theatrical film & video production
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
                                          
                                          
                                          

The percentage of work placement is 80 %

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