MFA: Photography Concentration

Students pursuing the MFA in art with a concentration in Photography are encouraged to investigate a range of classes and media which will inform their photography and encourage innovation and experimentation. In the past, students have pursued photography's relationship with painting, video, sculpture and printmaking. When available, students are given the opportunity to work as teaching assistants in photography and in digital imaging as well as in the Landmark Arts Office and as graduate coordinator of the SRO Photo Gallery, scheduling and contracting artists from around the US for exhibition at Texas Tech. In their final semesters, grad students are expected to focus on a body of work which will develop into their graduate exhibition and will be researched for their paper and presentation.

Graduate photography students are given studios and darkrooms which are sometimes shared. Graduate Financial Support: Assistantships are available: working with classes, in the lab, and in the gallery. The David Dickey Scholarship is available for photography graduate students. Numerous other scholarships are available through the department and the university. Consult the Financial Aid section of the Texas Tech Web site for applications. If you are a current student, check your email regularly for notification of scholarship application deadlines. Information about these scholarships may be obtained through the art office.

Faculty

Robin Germany (MFA)

Aaron Hegert (MFA)

Graduate Students

 

Alumni

Amy Kim
Lauren Lopez

Links

Facilities
SRO Photo Gallery
Millennial Collection
Curriculum
Photography Studio Guide & Safety Plan
Photography Book Arts Studio Guide & Safety Plan