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University of Chichester · Full-time

Creative Writing

Focus on the craft of writing on a postgraduate course designed help you develop your skills, experiment with form and explore a variety of genres. Our MA Creative Writing course has a long and proud history of graduate success, with many of our students conti…

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Humanities - English and Creative Writing · Language and area studies

Focus on the craft of writing on a postgraduate course designed help you develop your skills, experiment with form and explore a variety of genres. Our MA Creative Writing course has a long and proud history of graduate success, with many of our students continuing on to careers as published writers. You will learn from one of the most established and experienced Creative Writing teams in the UK, comprised of practising and published poets, short story writers, novelists, non-fiction writers and screenwriters. We believe in creating a community of writers who can support and learn from one another. Our specialist workshopping sessions give you the confidence to discuss you work, receive feedback, and reflect on your own work by helping others. On this course you will: - Develop your writing skills in your chosen genre or genres. - Learn from our expert staff, who are all practicing and published writers. - Gain the confidence to share and discuss you own work with peers and tutors. - Experience regular readings from guest writers. - Meet and talk with agents and editors at our annual publishing panel.

Getting in

As the university states it

• You will hold a First Class or Upper Second Class Bachelor's degree in a relevant humanities or social science discipline. • Students with a Lower Second Class Bachelor’s degree or with qualifications in non-related disciplines may be offered a place at the Programme Co-ordinator’s discretion. • You are required to send in a portfolio of creative writing.

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