Many exciting careers are developing in computer imaging and digital photography, which are strong areas at the University. All working photographers need a high level of visual and technical skills. Our programs provide students with optimum conditions for developing these attributes and abundant opportunities to become successful professionals in photography. The facilities for learning photography at the University of Dayton are among the finest available at any school in the country. The main darkroom can accommodate 22 students at one time without crowding.
Individual darkrooms are available for advanced students and color work.
It is our belief that optimum quality working conditions encourage optimum quality work. An extensive collection of photography books is available at the UD library. The photography area owns an exceptional and constantly expanding teaching collection of slides on the history of photography and on methods and techniques. Altogether, the photography facilities provide an exceptionally congenial and efficient place to work. The primary difference between the two photography programs available is that the B.A. is a traditional liberal arts degree which provides substantial educational breadth as well as a major concentration in photography.