Students will work on short photographic projects related to the nature and environment of this region. This city is now home to a dynamic cultural and architectural revival. Students will meet with editors of the Sunday Herald newspaper and tour the historic Glasgow School of Art designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh - one of the most acclaimed designers and architects of the 20th century. In Edinburgh, students get a personal introduction to Scottish photography and culture by meeting photographers in home settings. The students photograph one of Europe's most exciting cities, explore museums and galleries, and experience the street theater and plays that are part of the Edinburgh International Festival.
Free time is scheduled throughout the program to allow for work on individual projects.
Howard Bossen School of Journalism 305 Communication Arts and Sciences Bldg. The program has been revised and expanded to include Wales and Ireland and to encompass design and digital imaging. A published photographer, designer and creative director, Professor Bossen regularly teaches courses in visual journalism and publication design. The MSU School of Journalism has one of the nation's largest news-editorial sequences. Accredited continuously since 1949, the program offers a broad range of courses in print and broadcast news, including publication design, new communication technology and visual communication.