In this thesis, primary aromatic amines were synthesized from the corresponding nitroarenes via photoreaction. The reaction was found to be more efficient when irradiated with a broad band of 306 nm UV light; and the acidity of aluminium oxide was found to be important. When reactions are completed, products could be isolated by acid-base extraction, or by column chromatography. We also tried to synthesize primary aromatic amines from the corresponding nitroarenes without sensitizer in 2-propanol by photoreaction. The photoinduced reduction of primary nitroarenes using a continuous flow system to shorten reaction time and increase efficiency of the reaction were also investigated. Without the usage of transition metal and by recycling the solvent, this photochemical reduction of nitroarene fits the concept of green chemistry.