We intentionally work to assemble a diverse group of graduates who have distinct voices and working methods.Īre interdisciplinary approaches to photography supported? It’s typically a geographically diverse population from across the United States and abroad. The age range of our graduate students varies from year to year, but in general we’ll have a mix of students who are just out of undergraduate to older students who have been out of school for some period of time. There isn’t any particular photographic medium or method that is emphasized in our program, and our faculty have a range of expertise to support your own research and creative activities.ĭuring your graduate career, you are largely responsible for shaping the creative and conceptual nature of your work and the faculty will support and help guide you in your endeavors.Ĭan you describe your student population? In general our school could be described as largely conceptually and object based, but there have been many students with social documentary, social activism, and visual anthropology backgrounds who’ve thrived here. Many faculty from other programs (Art History, Visual Studies, Film) are integral to the character and breadth of the program.
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We have 3-4 full time faculty (it can vary because of sabbaticals and leaves) and about a half dozen adjunct faculty. Admission into the program is highly competitive as we normally fill three openings each year from an applicant pool of 30 - 40. It is a full time, two year (60 credit) MFA degree. Students from many areas often participate in our Photo Graduate Seminar and Photo Projects classes (including MFAs from Temple’s Film Program).Ĭan you describe the Photography graduate program? But we are a part of a larger school with around 80 studio MFAs, Art History PhDs & MAs, Art Education MEDs, and Architecture, Landscape Architecture and City & Regional Planning Master’s students. I like to say we are both small and large we have an intimate graduate photo program with six students. A collection of some of the most commonly asked questions by students interested in applying to Tyler.Ĭompiled by Byron Wolfe, Photography Program Director PROGRAM AND SCHOOL OVERVIEW
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