Brooks Institute Introduces New Master of Fine Arts in Photography Degree Program
California photography school designs a new photography program that allows students and working professionals to earn a Master of Fine Arts degree.
Santa Barbara, CA (PRWEB) September 20, 2007 -- Brooks Institute, a design and photography school in California, recently added a Photography degree to its Masters program. The Master of Fine Arts in Photography degree program is designed to expand the knowledge of students' undergraduate learning experiences in the field of visual arts.
The photography degree program is expected to take as little as two years to complete and can enhance each student's pursuit of career options requiring graduate education. This master's program is intended to refine visual skills and help photographers further develop their potential.
Upon graduation from the Brooks Institute Master of Fine Arts in Photography degree program, photographers should be able to create and exhibit a coherent body of art, demonstrate knowledge and understanding of contemporary aesthetic issues, and utilize a variety of different photographic resources. For more information on the Master of Fine Arts in Photography degree program, call (888) 276-4999.
About Brooks Institute
Brooks Institute offers Bachelor's and Master's degree programs that can prepare students for a career in the visual and media arts fields. Programs and classes are student-focused and give hands-on experience within the desired fields. Brooks Institute is located in multiple locations over a five-mile radius in picturesque Santa Barbara, California. The school consists of 30 studios, six digital labs and over $1 million in equipment that is available to students. For more information about Brooks Institute, visit www.brooks.edu.
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