The Polytechnic University of Valencia has opened enrollment in this graduate History of Photography in Spain . According to the growing process of valorarización still image as a documentary source, these studies seek to "train future photography theorists have enough knowledge of environmental history studies in order to address both the present and the past."
Directed by Josep Benlloch and coordinated by Ana Teresa Ortega, this comprehensive course offers 750 hours of specialized training and a total of 25 courses taught by professors from prestigious as Joan Fontcuberta, Pepe Baeza, Carles Mitja, Laura Terre, among many others. It is intended mainly for university graduates in Fine Arts, History, Art History, Philosophy, Communication Studies, Documentation and Conservation and Restoration.
Its objectives are to provide students with the necessary tools to analyze, theorize and make criticisms of contemporary photography and to encourage the assimilation of the methodology for the investigation of the history of photography.
has six-month a cost of 3,500 euros (3,150 to alumni UPV) and will be held from Monday to Friday from 17:00 to 21:00 in the Career Center Permanentede the Polytechnic University of Valencia. The start date is scheduled for 10 January 2011 and completion by July 29.
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