Professional Program
Fashion & Contemporary
Photography
1 Year / On Campus / Online / Hybrid
Course Overview
Design. Innovate. Transform.
The One-Year Programme in Design & Denim Technology is a specialised course that combines creative design with the technical and industrial aspects of denim development.
The programme provides students with an understanding of denim textiles, fabric construction, garment design, pattern making, manufacturing, washing and finishing techniques, surface embellishment, sustainability, and emerging denim technologies.
Through practical studio work, industry exposure, trend research, and hands-on projects, students learn to transform creative concepts into commercially viable denim products and collections.
The course also develops skills in CAD, product development, quality control, costing, merchandising, and branding, preparing students for diverse careers across the denim, fashion, textile, garment, and lifestyle industries.
What you will explore
Photography Fundamentals. • EOD & POD • Fashion Theory • Colour Science • Art Study • Studio Lighting • Photography Varients (different types of photography) • Art Direction • Design • CAD • Industry & Professional Practice • Work portfolio
Course aimed for
This programme is aimed at aspiring fashion photographers, creative enthusiasts, visual storytellers, and individuals interested in building a professional career in photography. It is ideal for learners who want to specialise in fashion photography while gaining practical exposure to editorial, portrait, street, event, lifestyle, and commercial photography, along with styling, lighting, art direction, and digital post-production.
Where it can take you
Graduates of the Fashion & Contemporary Photography programme can pursue creative and professional roles across the fashion, media, advertising, events, and lifestyle industries, including:
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Fashion Photographer
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Editorial Photographer
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Fashion Campaign Photographer
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Commercial Photographer
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Portrait Photographer
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Event Photographer
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Lifestyle Photographer
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Street & Documentary Photographer
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E-commerce Photographer
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Product & Jewellery Photographer
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Fashion Photo Editor / Retoucher
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Visual Content Creator
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Photography Art Director
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Fashion Image Consultant
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Freelance Photographer
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Photography Studio Professional
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Photography Entrepreneur / Independent Creative
The programme also offers opportunities to work with fashion brands, magazines, advertising agencies, media houses, e-commerce platforms, designers, celebrities, event companies, and creative studios, or establish an independent photography practice.
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Potential work environments
Graduates can work across diverse fashion, media, advertising, and creative environments, including:
Fashion brands and designer labels l Fashion magazines and publishing houses l Advertising and creative agencies l Photography and production studios l E-commerce and fashion-tech companies l Media and digital content companies l Fashion styling and art direction studios l Event and entertainment companies l Wedding and lifestyle photography studios l Film, television and media production houses l PR and brand communication agencies l Social media and digital marketing teams l Freelance and independent photography practices l Photography and creative consultancies lPersonal studios and entrepreneurial ventures
Entry Requirements for FCP
Academic requirements
Language requirements
Tech requirements
Minimum 10+2 / Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board.
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Students from any academic stream—Arts, Commerce, Science, Humanities or Vocational—may apply.
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Students appearing for their Class 12 examination may also apply, subject to successful completion.
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Work Experience of more than 6 months in photography.
English proficiency sufficient to understand course content, participate in discussions and complete assignments.
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Basic written and verbal communication skills are expected.
Basic computer and digital literacy.
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Willingness to participate in practical projects, presentations, workshops and collaborative assignments.
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Access to a computer/laptop and reliable internet connection for online or hybrid learning components.
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Ready to experiment at the R&D Lab.
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Should possess a basic DSLR camera.