Why should I choose a 3-year degree in photography instead of a short-term certificate course at SSVPA?

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar | Contributor-Level 10

10 months ago

One should go for a 3-year degree in photography instead of a short-term certificate course at SSVPA as it focus on specific photography genres. For example, a certificate in studio lighting will only teach studio techniques but may not cover concept development, practical application, advanced retouching, or marketing.
The BA in Visual Arts & Photography at Symbiosis Photography Institute offers a comprehensive curriculum covering all photography genres, including fashion, wildlife, star trailing, and more. It equips students with industry-level skills in concept building, studio setups, fine retouching, and social media marketing.

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