Photography Certificate

Issued by University of West Georgia

The UWG Photography Certification consists of a series of two courses: Photography I and Photography II. Participants earning an UWG Photography Certification will be able to maximize the use of their digital and mirrorless cameras and produce a “professional” grade photograph suitable for use in brochures, publications, and personal display. Photography I and Photography II each consist of 15 hours of classroom instruction and 2 hours of fieldwork for a total of 34 hours for the certification.

Type Certification
Level Foundational
Time Months
Cost Paid

Additional Details

Skills

Earning Criteria

Students will share their images and participate in class discussions to improve learned techniques. In addition to class lectures and demonstrations, students will be given out-of-class assignments to practice technical skills. Students must maintain a minimum of 70% in both Photo I & II courses and attend at least 28 of the 34 hours of instruction/workshop/fieldwork in order to obtain the UWG Photography Certification.