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Wildlife photographers provide publications with images of animals, plants and environments from across the globe, although some self-publish as independent artists. In addition to understanding photographic techniques and methods, they must also comprehend the subjects of their images.
Photographers often work on a freelance basis, there are no strict educational standards in the field since clients purchase rights to the photographs themselves. Although post-secondary education in the field may be preferred, possessing hands-on skills with a camera, being able to develop and edit pictures, and possessing raw vision and talent may easily substitute for formal education.
Required Education: No mandatory; certificate, associate's degree or Bachelor's degree in photography may be preferred.

Hi Ambika,
With the advent of technologies like video conferencing, real-time video streaming, and high quality learning management systems, the quality of many distance learning programmes has improved substantially. But the sheer learning provided by the physical presence on the campus and interacting with peers and faculty is unmatched. But getting a job depends on a lot of factors and not necessarily on regular education. Plus in the long run, work experience is given more weightage than degrees or educational qualification in the private sector.
For more information on this, please follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/student-enrollment-in-universities-regular-vs-distance-education-blogId-14614
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/future-of-management-education-full-time-vs-distance-programmes-blogId-13745