Minneapolis, Minnesota, Photography Schools and Colleges

Degree Programs: Photography, Digital Photography, Visual Communication, Film, Video, Cinematography...
Surrounding Areas: Anoka, Bloomington, Coon Rapids, Dakota, Minnetonka, Roseville, St. Paul...
Surrounding Zip Codes: 55101, 55126, 55146, 55191, 55303, 55345, 55401, 55411, 55433, 55468, 55488, 55925...

Founded on the Mississippi River in 1849, the city of Minneapolis has grown to include over 382,000 residents in an area of 54.89 square miles. The city has 57 museums (some boasting the highest attendance figures in the country) which reflects the city's strong committment to the arts. Galleries, studios and workshops also are plentiful in Minneapolis. Educational opportunities include traditional resources as well as a large number of schools aimed at specialized arts-related disciplines.

National Programs: The following schools are accepting students from across the country.

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The Art Institutes

Programs: Commercial Photography, Digital Photography, Photography, Photographic Imaging

The Art Institutes offers associate, bachelor and certificate programs that specialize in photography and photographic imaging. With over 40 locations in major cities throughout North America, you'll get the competitive edge to succeed as a creative professional - in your field of interest!

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The Art Institutes International - Minnesota

Minneapolis, MN US

About: The Art Institutes International Minnesota is a college for creative minds, located in a market for culture, art and creative careers. We are a great choice for forward-thinking students who want a dynamic educational experience that prepares them for exciting opportunities upon graduation.

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Anoka - Ramsey Community College, Department of Art

Cambridge, MN US

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Bloomington Art Center, Art Workshops

Bloomington, MN US

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Brown Institute

Minneapolis, MN US

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Miami Ad School Minneapolis

Minneapolis, MN US

About: Is there paint under your fingernails? Do you tear pictures out of magazines? Or maybe you can¿t draw but you¿re a master of irony. A book-reading, story-making, encyclopedia of useless trivia and crazy ideas. Or maybe you are an internet nut? We might be the place for you. Miami Ad School is a two year portfolio program. After completing a year at one of our full time schools in Miami, Minneapolis, San Francisco or Hamburg eligible students can participate in our unique Quarter Away Program. Our Quarter Away Program allows students to study in up to four other cities. City choices include the fulltime locations and London, Amsterdam, New York, Chicago, Sao Paulo, Prague and Warsaw. One of your final quarters can be spent interning. Our students are able to learn from and network with industry professionals from around the world.

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Minnesota River School of Fine Art

Burnsville, MN US

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Minnesota State University, Art Department - Mankato

Mankato, MN US

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Split Rock Art Program, University of Minnesota

St. Paul, MN US

About: The University of Minnesota’s Split Rock Arts Program is a summer series of weeklong workshops in visual arts, creative writing, fine crafts, and creativity development. Choose from 40 workshops led by eminent artists and writers from across the country and around the world. Draw and paint; write poetry, stories, memoirs, novels, and personal essays; explore fabric dyeing, beading, and weaving; sculpt in clay, wire, or mixed media; workshops with outstanding ethnic artists; and more. Workshops are held in July and August on the University of Minnesota’s Duluth campus overlooking the glistening waters of Lake Superior.

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St. Olaf College, Art Department

Northfield, MN US

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University of Minnesota, Art Department - Twin Cities

Minneapolis, MN US

About: Two degree options for undergraduates, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts, and the graduate school program Master of Fine Arts. Undergraduate degrees offer firm backgrounds in the liberal arts. Master of Fine Arts program requires portfolio admission and 3.0 undergraduate grade point average. Full studio facilities in drawing, painting, relief printmaking, lithography, screenprinting, ceramics,papermaking and book arts, performance and installations, kinetic sculpture, cast metal, wood and stone carving, welding and brazing, photography, and digital and electronic art. Programs are located in large metropolitan setting offering many diverse and attractive arts resources.

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