The Creative Writing MA at City, University of London
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From the day I found out about the Creative Writing MA programme at City, to starting an online application, to getting my CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies), to booking accommodation – the primary resource I used was the City, University of London website. The website was enough and on the rare occasion when it wasn’t, I always got a quick and informed response to my e-mails from City staff. So, it is safe to say that you are covered when it comes to logistical and administrative matters.
With that caveat, I welcome you to this blog post. I am a student of the Creative Writing (Novels) MA at City. There aren’t more than a dozen students on the programme (give or take a few) each year and unlike most postgraduate programmes, this is a two year full-time MA and perhaps the only programme of its kind that demands a full-length novel as dissertation.
Given these peculiarities, it is likely that many of you will stop reading this post here, while others who are considering the Creative Writing MA or have applied for it or have been offered admission will read on. And if you fall in that sliver of an intersecting set, you are perhaps seeking (like I was, two years ago) some affirmation for the basis of your decision.
Here are some of my reasons for taking the Creative Writing MA programme at City. I find these reasons stand valid still, as the programme comes to a close:
- You need two years to find your novel-writing habits. The programme gives you enough exercise to develop the writing muscle.
- You need two years to write a novel. The only way to train to be a novelist is to write a novel, and two years is quite a reasonable time for the average writer to punch out an acceptable first draft.
- Instead of simply producing a short portfolio at the end of the programme, the writer is compelled to create a full-length work, which provides substantial momentum and confidence to create more.
Perhaps you are also wondering if you should already have an idea for a novel when you enter the programme. It isn’t necessary. The programme can help you choose if you have more than one ideas. But what you need to be absolutely sure of when you apply or sign up is that you definitely want to write a novel.
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City’s MA Creative Writing allows you to explore your passion through the genre of your choice. The MA Creative Writing offers you the opportunity to develop your creative writing skills in a specific genre of your choice, in Fiction, Non-fiction or Genre Fiction. You will gain an understanding of how to read as a writer, with an informed awareness of the choices faced and the decisions taken by the writer of a text, and this understanding will inform and enrich your own writing practice. You will also acquire an understanding of the business of writing, the different forms and requirements of print and electronic publication, and the role of editors, agents and publishers in the publication process.
The programme is underpinned by the conviction that the imagination is a vital mode of perception and enquiry and that language and literature have the power to transform individual lives and cultures. Our academics have a range of experience and expertise, from novelists and non-fiction writers to publishing industry professionals. Therefore, you will not only gain an understanding of the creative process from inception to completion but of writing as a professional practice. On the course you will develop your technical awareness of and skills in creative writing across a range of genres, as well as in your chosen genre, and also acquire a range of transferable skills.
You will also develop personal and professional attributes such as self-management and direction, awareness of personal responsibility, motivation, flexibility, capacity to deploy academic skills and knowledge, and reflexivity. The course not only prepares you for a potential career in areas such as professional writing or publishing but also for further MFA/PhD study and research, and to expedite your access to such programmes.
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| Entry requirements | - Hold a good Second-Class Honours BA degree or an equivalent qualification. We welcome applications from candidates who may not meet the standard entrance criteria but who hold alternative credentials and can demonstrate their potential to produce written work at the requisite level, or who can offer prior learning which may satisfy City's requirements for RPL/RPEL. The prime criteria are demonstrable writing ability and commitment to learning. The prime criteria are proven ability and commitment. For students whose first language is not English, an IELTS score of at least 7.0 is required. |
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| International | 20350 GBP for Year 1 |
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Sharpen your business knowledge alongside your creative writing skills and become equipped to work in publishing. If you are a working writer, knowing how the modern commercial industry works will improve your chances of success. This programme gives you practical publishing experience and hones your creative practice.
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Benefits of this course
You will be introduced to the fast-paced world of commercial publishing and learn the how the different sectors of the publishing industry fit together.
Our digital publishing element shows you how social media and web publishing is vital to finding and sustaining your community of readers.
We aim to improve your skills as a creative writer, particularly as a writer of short stories and novels. You will build the skills and experience needed to better engage with the publishing industry and work within it.
Who is this course for?
If you are a writer seeking to develop publishing industry knowledge alongside writing skills, this programme is ideal. You can get hands-on publishing experience and enhance your creative practice.
Whether you are an experienced writer or relatively new to the field, you will be equipped with new professional competencies from creative digital content to traditional print.
Teaching and assessment
You will learn through a mix of lectures, workshops, tutorials, group work, seminar contributions, study visits, work attachments and independent learning and research.
When you graduate with the Creative Writing and Publishing MA your career prospects will be significantly enhanced.
Whether you aim to pursue writing professionally or work in the publishing industry, you will have the skills and knowledge to succeed.
Our graduates have secured publishing contracts across the world in various different genres.
These include Carlie Sorosiak, whose young adult novel If Birds Fly Back was published by HarperTeen in the US, Macmillan in the UK, Penguin Random House in Spain, and Arena Verlag in Germany.
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Unleash your creativity with City's Creative Writing MA programme. Tailored to your passion for self-expression, this flexible course offers specialisations in fiction, genre fiction, or non-fiction. Delve into the art of writing with a curriculum that combines imagination with critical analysis. Gain insights into the writing process, publication industry, and the transformative power of language. Led by experienced academics, including published authors and industry professionals, you will hone your skills across genres and develop transferable attributes for a successful writing career. The modular structure includes core workshops, modules in English literature and publishing, and a dissertation. Assessment methods encompass creative portfolios and research projects. This programme not only equips you for writing professions but also opens doors to further academic pursuits. Join us if you hold a relevant degree and possess a strong writing ability – your journey to becoming a professional writer starts here.
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Realise your passion for words and self-expression through a flexible creative writing programme that will develop your skills in your chosen form: fiction, genre fiction or non-fiction. This degree combines a passion for the power of the imagination with intensive study of craft and critical approaches to writing.
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Creative Writing and Publishing MA
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Sharpen your business knowledge alongside your creative writing skills and become equipped to work in publishing. If you are a working writer, knowing how the modern commercial industry works will improve your chances of success. This programme gives you practical publishing experience and hones your creative practice.
Course overview
Benefits of this course
You will be introduced to the fast-paced world of commercial publishing and learn the how the different sectors of the publishing industry fit together.
Our digital publishing element shows you how social media and web publishing is vital to finding and sustaining your community of readers.
We aim to improve your skills as a creative writer, particularly as a writer of short stories and novels. You will build the skills and experience needed to better engage with the publishing industry and work within it.
Who is this course for?
If you are a writer seeking to develop publishing industry knowledge alongside writing skills, this programme is ideal. You can get hands-on publishing experience and enhance your creative practice.
Whether you are an experienced writer or relatively new to the field, you will be equipped with new professional competencies from creative digital content to traditional print.
Teaching and assessment
You will learn through a mix of lectures, workshops, tutorials, group work, seminar contributions, study visits, work attachments and independent learning and research.
When you graduate with the Creative Writing and Publishing MA your career prospects will be significantly enhanced.
Whether you aim to pursue writing professionally or work in the publishing industry, you will have the skills and knowledge to succeed.
Our graduates have secured publishing contracts across the world in various different genres.
These include Carlie Sorosiak, whose young adult novel If Birds Fly Back was published by HarperTeen in the US, Macmillan in the UK, Penguin Random House in Spain, and Arena Verlag in Germany.
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Applicants should normally: Hold a good Second-Class Honours BA degree or an equivalent qualification. Have studied a relevant subject such as English, Comparative Literature, Theatre and Drama, Film and Media Studies, Creative Writing, Humanities.
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City’s MA Creative Writing allows you to explore your passion through the genre of your choice. The MA Creative Writing offers you the opportunity to develop your creative writing skills in a specific genre of your choice, in Fiction, Non-fiction or Genre Fiction. You will gain an understanding of how to read as a writer, with an informed awareness of the choices faced and the decisions taken by the writer of a text, and this understanding will inform and enrich your own writing practice. You will also acquire an understanding of the business of writing, the different forms and requirements of print and electronic publication, and the role of editors, agents and publishers in the publication process. The programme is underpinned by the conviction that the imagination is a vital mode of perception and enquiry and that language and literature have the power to transform individual lives and cultures. Our academics have a range of experience and expertise, from novelists and non-fiction writers to publishing industry professionals. Therefore, you will not only gain an understanding of the creative process from inception to completion but of writing as a professional practice. On the course you will develop your technical awareness of and skills in creative writing across a range of genres, as well as in your chosen genre, and also acquire a range of transferable skills. You will also develop personal and professional attributes such as self-management and direction, awareness of personal responsibility, motivation, flexibility, capacity to deploy academic skills and knowledge, and reflexivity. The course not only prepares you for a potential career in areas such as professional writing or publishing but also for further MFA/PhD study and research, and to expedite your access to such programmes.
You will complete a total of 120 credits of taught modules and a 60 credit dissertation/extended creative writing piece. You will choose two core elective 15-credit workshop in your chosen genre, four core 15-credit modules, and two 15-credit elective modules in English Literature and/or Publishing. Core modules (4 x 15credits) are: Reading as a Writer, Working as a Writer and two creative writing workshops. MA English electives:
- Constituting Identity
- Imagined Communities
- Literary Cartographies
- Genre in Context
- Theorising Women’s Writing
- Text and Image
- Digital Publishing
- Creating and Developing Content in Print
- Strategic Management of Content: Print and Digital
Assessment method
We encourage you to privately reflect on your professional practice during all of your applied work. In this MA Creative Writing, you will be assessed across the core and elective modules, and in the dissertation and reflective essay. Individual modules in this MA Creative Writing can be assessed through portfolios of creative writing, analytical essays, assessed projects and research portfolios.
Entry requirements
- Hold a good Second-Class Honours BA degree or an equivalent qualification. - Have studied a relevant subject such as English, Comparative Literature, Theatre and Drama, Film and Media Studies, Creative Writing, Humanities. We welcome applications from candidates who may not meet the standard entrance criteria but who hold alternative credentials and can demonstrate their potential to produce written work at the requisite level, or who can offer prior learning which may satisfy City's requirements for RPL/RPEL. The prime criteria are demonstrable writing ability and commitment to learning. The prime criteria are proven ability and commitment. For students whose first language is not English, an IELTS score of at least 7.0 is required.
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| Northern Ireland | £5460 | Year 1 |
| Scotland | £5460 | Year 1 |
| Wales | £5460 | Year 1 |
| EU | £10170 | Year 1 |
| International | £10170 | Year 1 |
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About. Realise your passion for words and self-expression through a flexible creative writing programme that will develop your skills in your chosen form: fiction, genre fiction or non-fiction. This Creative Writing degree from City, University of London combines a passion for the power of the imagination with intensive study of craft and ...
Unleash your creativity with City's Creative Writing MA programme. Tailored to your passion for self-expression, this flexible course offers specialisations in fiction, genre fiction, or non-fiction. Delve into the art of writing with a curriculum that combines imagination with critical analysis.
Find more information about Creative Writing and Publishing MA at City, University of London . Courses Course search. Subject, qualification or uni. View all subjects ... City, University of London is a leading UK institution, offering an innovative programme of undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses which uphold the university's ...
The MA Creative Writing offers you the opportunity to develop your creative writing skills in a specific genre of your choice, in Fiction, Non-fiction or Genre Fiction. ... City, University of London: MA - MA . Full-time: 1 year: September 2024: Please speak to the provider to make an application: Course option 1f8ba1de-2ee4-451b-9542 ...
MA Creative Writing (Non-fiction) The Creative Writing (Nonfiction) MA provides you with essential skills and a supportive and challenging environment in which to develop your reportorial and research skills, experiment with approaches to writing narrative nonfiction, reflect on their own and others' work, learn about the publishing industry, and shape a book-length work of narrative ...
The Department of Media, Culture and Creative Industries was formed in summer 2022 as a dynamic community of staff and students teaching and researching in the following subjects: Advertising. Creative Writing. Culture and Arts Policy and Management. Culture and Creative Industries. English. Marketing Communications. Media Management.
About Creative Writing MA in City University London. The MA Creative Writing offers you the opportunity to develop your creative writing skills in a specific genre of your choice, in Fiction, Non-fiction or Genre Fiction. You will gain an understanding of how to read as a writer, with an informed awareness of the choices faced and the decisions ...
City University Creative Writing MA; Watch. 9 years ago. City University Creative Writing MA. margaretyh. Hi all, I'm scouting out Creative Writing MFA programs and haven't seen any alumni reviews of the courses at City University London. I'm curious about both the Fiction and Non-Fiction tracks. How were the workshops?
Become published by contributing to our City Short Courses Blog. Alongside our creative writing courses, we also offer a range of highly popular business writing and journalism courses, designed to develop your writing skills within a professional setting. All business copywriting and narrative non-fiction students are also eligible to submit ...
This course is also offered as an intensive one-week summer school. This ten-week crime writing course will include an in-depth look at how to write a thriller and what makes a good crime novel. It aims to make your own writing strong, compelling and ready to submit. Areas covered will include plotting, characterisation and analysis of all the ...