Institute of Technology or Polytechnic
Universal College of LearningCertificate in Intermediate Photography (Micro-credential)
This course is available
On-Campus
Level of Study
Certificate
Duration
10 weeks
Next start date
Expected Dec 2026
Summary
OverviewIf you are an advanced amateur photographer or a graduate of UCOL’s Certificate in Introductory Photography (Micro-credential) and want to expand your skill set, this is the programme for you.
You will develop your eye for composition, going beyond the basic rules to create truly striking emotional images, and learn more advanced studio lighting and how to use an on-camera flash as a creative tool. You will also expand on your digital techniques with Adobe Camera RAW converter to get more out of your images, as well as learn how to use Photoshop to give wings to your creative ideas.
Entry criteria
Domestic Entry RequirementsThis course is aimed at more advanced amateur photographers and hobbyists, including learners who have completed the Certificate in Introductory Photography (Micro-credential).
Certificate in Introductory Photography (Level 5) (Micro-credential) Training Scheme
OR
Equivalent academic achievement
OR
On a case-by-case basis at the discretion of the Executive Dean
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