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Degrees and Programs in PhotographyCapturing the world behind a photographic lens can be quite different than the normal office job. Some photographers may put their lives in danger by capturing political uprisings, natural disasters and combat situations. On the contrary self employed photographers may safely focus on the celebrations in life by photographing weddings, graduations, dances and portraits. The variety of photography work is as different as it is vast. Some photographers are on salary such as photojournalists who work for newspapers or magazines. These salaries can range from $20,000 - $40,000 a year. The comfort of having a salary is nice and the work can be a lot of fun but the work hours may be long and the competition may be fierce. Having an actual degree in photography or photojournalism can greatly increase your chances of landing a job in that field. Even if you decide that you want to be a freelance photographer your work
will need to be able to stand out from the competition and build a reputation.
In this case taking a few online photography courses will be useful in building
your technique and understanding of changing trends in the industry and equipment. In general photography curriculum will offer a variation of the following courses:
The following are a list of schools that offer online photography programs: American Intercontinental University (AIU) Academy of Art College Online Brooks Institute of Photography Briarcliffe College Harrington College of Design McIntosh Photography School Online BetterPhoto.com The Art Institute Online: Resources:Career Overview:
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Distance Learning Schools
University of Phoenix  DeVry University  Kaplan University Online  Walden University Online  AIU Online  Capella University  Ellis College Online  Jones International University  Ellis MBA Online  National Technological University  Warren National University  South University Online  ECPI Online 
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