Texas Christian University's Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program in Studio Art offers a photography major. The curriculum focuses on the subtleties of form and scale as well as photographic techniques and processes. The program fosters students' creativity by developing their role as filters for visual information. Training focuses on immediate professional immersion in the field or on groundwork for graduate-level study.
Texas Christian University
Department of Art & Art History
2800 S. University Drive
245N North Moudy Building
Fort Worth, TX 76129
817-257-7643
artandarthistory.tcu.edu
Texas A&M's undergraduate photography degree program includes course work in color management, digital photography, studio location and lighting as well as environmental portraiture. Students can focus on a particular area of emphasis, such as commercial photography or photojournalism. The institution has several darkrooms as well as an arsenal of advanced photography and film development equipment ranging from large-scale flatbed scanners to dye-sublimation labs.
Texas A&M University
Department of Art
P.O. Box 3011
Commerce, TX 75429
903-886-5208
tamu-commerce.edu
The University of Houston offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in a dual photography and digital media concentration. Classroom instruction ranges from basic black and white photography to advanced surveys of studio lighting, print media and large-format photography. Course work grounded in creative expression and exploration encourages students to develop their individual artistic identities. The undergraduate program concludes with a senior year gallery showcase exhibiting student works.
University of Houston
School of Art
100 Fine Arts Building
Houston, TX 77204
713-743-3001
art.uh.edu