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Fachhochschule Dortmund · Dortmund, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Subject
General photographyFull time
Format
On campus7 Semester
Price
Not published

About this program

Seven-semester bachelor in photography in the Department of Design; admission-free with an aptitude assessment.

School and department
Fachhochschule DortmundFachbereich Design
Subject or specialization
General photographyRecorded only where the official program page names it as a focus, not for individual modules.
Teaching language
German

Qualification and recognition

Qualification
Bachelor’s degree
Exact award
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Award status
Accredited academic qualificationAwarded by a degree-granting institution or listed in a national qualifications framework.
Awarding body
Not stated on the pages we checked

Structure and schedule

Duration
7 Semester
Delivery
On campusTaught at the listed campus.
Physical attendance
Regular physical attendance
Schedule
Full time
Teaching location
Fachbereich Design

Admissions and portfolio

Portfolio requirement not confirmed

The pages we checked do not state a portfolio requirement. Missing information does not mean no portfolio is needed, or that admission is open; ask the institution.

International applicants
Not confirmed
Intakes
  • Wintersemester

Fees

Original currency is authoritative. Each fee keeps its basis (per term, per year, per credit, whole program) and the academic year it applies to and is never converted or added up for you.

ItemAmountApplies toDated
SemesterbeitragMandatory fee · mandatory€346.80per termAll students31 October 2026Source

Sources and verification

Not published on the program’s source pages: price, portfolio requirement, application deadline.

Sources and how this was checked

Last checked 1 November 2026. Each fact carries a verbatim quote that is re-checked against the live page. Research methodology.

Sources (checked 1 November 2026)

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