Photography Schools Worldwide

England · United Kingdom

Photography Schools in London

4 verified schools with a teaching location here, offering 7 programs. Only actual teaching locations count; online programs are listed separately.

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Bachelor’s Degrees in Photography in London (3)

7 programs

  • PhD or research doctorateResearch degree with photography focus

    Arts & Humanities MPhil/PhD (photography research)

    Royal College of Art · Battersea, London, England, United Kingdom

    Award
    PhD
    Subject
    General photography
    On campusPhD: 3-4 years full time, 6-7 years part time (MPhil: 2-3 years full time, 4-6 part time)
    Price
    Price not published
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  • Master’s degree

    Photography

    Royal College of Art · Battersea, London, England, United Kingdom

    Award
    MA
    Subject
    General photography
    On campus1 year / 45 week programme
    Price
    £16,050 whole program, domestic students, 2027-28 (+1 more)
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  • Master’s degree

    Expanded Photography MA

    University of Westminster · Harrow, London, England, United Kingdom

    Subject
    General photography · Experimental
    On campus1 year (full-time; part-time day also listed)
    Price
    £12,355 per year, domestic students, 2027-28 (+1 more)
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Results are listed alphabetically. There is no price ranking: prices in different currencies and bases (per credit, per term, per year, whole program) are not comparable. Online programs are never counted as physically located in a state or city. Items marked Sponsored are paid placements; they never change recognition status, verification or order.

Photography education in London: what the verified records show

Our verified records for London cover 3 universities and 1 art school or specialist provider, with 7 photography programs taught at a campus here. Online-only programs are listed separately and are not counted as local.

Degree study: 3 bachelor’s-level programs; 2 master’s-level programs; 2 research doctorates.

3 programs state that a portfolio is required; the rest do not publish a portfolio requirement on the pages we checked, which is not the same as not needing one.

3 of the programs publish a tuition figure, each shown with its own basis (per term, per year, per credit or for the whole program), which is why fees are never ranked against each other.