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Your portfolio submission is comprised of two parts. Your visual portfolio is an essential part of your admission into the program. It is the principal element in demonstrating your creative talents.

 Please ensure that your twelve examples of visual work are saved, clearly labeled and uploaded as one .pdf file.

Part 1: Six Images Based on a Theme

A carefully edited selection of six images that you have created based on a specific, focused theme.

These works can be done in any lens-based media and may also incorporate mixed media (e.g. image/text, image/sound, photographic/web, etc.). Demonstrate how you see the world, what media tools you use and how you express yourself. These images should be no larger than 2000 x 1500 pixels, at 150 dpi (medium size).

These images should be introduced by a statement describing your theme and what it means to you. You are encouraged to design a cover page/title page for this sequence. Written descriptions should be no more than 250 words.

Part 2: Selection of Your Best Six Images

A selection of six visual works you have created that demonstrate your abilities as an image-maker. These works can be done in any media (e.g. photography, video, painting, drawing) and can also incorporate mixed and hybrid media (e.g. image/text, image/sound, photographic/web, etc.). You are encouraged to present work that shows a broad range of your skills. Demonstrate how you see the world, what media tools you use and how you express yourself. These images should be no larger than 2000 x 1500 pixels, at 150 dpi (medium size).

 Note for Part 1 and Part 2:  A maximum of three videos will be accepted. Your videos must be uploaded to “Vimeo.” When you have a Vimeo URL (e.g. https://vimeo.com/43927921 , external link, opens in new window ), please include it in a .pdf file and upload that file in your ChooseTMU Applicant Portal. If you choose to use the privacy settings in Vimeo, there is a member subscription fee to do so. Please use the password “PHOTO2022”. You can also choose to not use the privacy settings and not pay the Vimeo subscription fee.

From one of the following websites, search one image that you find intriguing and write an essay discussing your interpretation of that image and why you have chosen it. Please download the chosen image and include a copy of the image in your statement, along with the photographer’s name, title, date, and media information. Be sure to include the full URL listed below.

The statement should be no more than 500 words in length in Times New Roman 12pt font, double spaced with margins set at 8½” x 11” with 1” margins around (approximately two typed pages).

 Please ensure that your written statement is saved and uploaded as a .pdf file.

• Ryerson Image Centre, Toronto:  https://ryersonimagecentre.ca/ , external link, opens in new window
• Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), London:  www.vam.ac.uk/collections/photographs#objects , external link, opens in new window
• George Eastman House, Rochester:  https://www.eastman.org/photography , external link, opens in new window
• International Center of Photography, New York:  https://www.icp.org/collections , external link, opens in new window

Submit a current resumé outlining your education, creative experience and abilities, computer skills and applications you are familiar with (e.g. Photoshop, etc.), work experience, volunteer activities, related skills, interests and any special awards (not to exceed two pages).

 Please save and upload your resumé as a .pdf file.

The non-academic requirements assessment fee is  $50 CDN  and must be paid in order for your submission to be reviewed. Here’s how to pay:

Applicants are required to submit all components of their non-academic requirements via the  ChooseTMU Applicant Portal .

Applicants unable to use the ChooseTMU Applicant Portal are required to contact the School of Image Arts at  imagearts@ryerson.ca  to discuss an alternate method of submission. Due to the volume of applications received and our system performance, we strongly encourage you to submit your documents well in advance of the noted deadlines.

Instructions on how to upload documents, as well as common questions and answers for applicants can be found on our Ready to Submit Your Documents? web page.

If you are applying for readmission or reinstatement, you are not required to submit non-academic requirements. You must inform the program department of your intentions.

 Email the School of Image Arts at: imagearts@ryerson.ca by February 1, 2022, or 10 business days from your application submission date (whichever comes later).