We welcome students who are enthusiastic about their creative writing, committed to developing existing strengths and excited about cultivating new ones. You will learn from successful published writers and join a creative and passionate community of writers.
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We welcome students who are enthusiastic about their creative writing, committed to developing existing strengths and excited about cultivating new ones. You will learn from successful published writers and join a creative and passionate community of writers.
Our programme is practice-based: students learn by doing. Workshops involve collaborative learning, giving and receiving feedback, drafting, revision and critical reflection. Industry-focused skills are embedded throughout the curriculum.
We support our students to become confident writers with the tools to professionally promote, present and publish their work.
Our innovative thematic course structure keeps you working across different forms and styles throughout the programme – and giving you plenty of choice to focus on what you want to develop for assessment.
Uniquely, alongside these themed modules, each year offers the opportunity to choose your own long project. What about that crime screenplay you’ve dreamt of writing? Or that Fantasy novel that’s kept you awake at night?
Key features
Benefit from Education 2030, where a simplified ‘block learning’ timetable means you will study one subject at a time and have more time to engage with your learning, receive faster feedback and enjoy a better study-life balance.
You’ll learn from successful published writers and become part of a creative and passionate community of writers.
You’ll join a programme that is uniquely organised by theme and supports you to develop your skills in a wide range of writing practices, for example, fiction, poetry, memoir, screenwriting, and digital writing.
We’ll encourage you to join regional writing networks, participate in spoken word events, and perform and publish your work through book fairs and festivals, including DMU's annual States of Independence book festival.
You’ll work beyond classroom boundaries in a variety of stimulating settings to promote creativity, including Leicester Gallery at DMU, local museums and landmarks, DMU’s Special Collections archive and ghost story workshops in a deconsecrated chapel.
You can select a route through this degree in Drama, Education, English Language, English Literature, Film, History, Journalism or Media.
At De Montfort University Leicester (DMU), it's our goal to help every student reach their goal, whatever that might be. Studying a postgraduate course with us empowers you to go further in your knowledge and your career.
You can become a specialist within your field, explore your subject area, gain accreditation or change your career trajectory. It is also an ideal way of standing out to potential employers, acting as a stepping stone to more senior or specialised positions.
Our award-winning Careers Team is here to open doors for you with a programme of professional development and industry experience. From one-on-one coaching and a packed calendar of employer events, to a host of exciting opportunities such as DMU Global trips and mentoring from industry professionals, we have your career needs covered.
DMU offers the perfect combination of modern facilities and high-quality teaching, with continual input from leading employers and professional bodies underpinning our academic expertise. Our supportive community of academics, expert advisers and peers will empower you to realise your dreams.
By the end of this training session, you will feel confident in how to write strong applications for funding for your small organisation. Come along to find out how to design, edit and check over bid applications, to increase your organisation's chances of success in securing funding.
Powerful, transformative writing is built through two important pillars: the ability to create a narrative that is both compelling and original. Our Creative Writing Beginners course will give you the initial tools to bring these stories to life.
Becky Cherriman curates a series of creative writing workshops, which will run on the third Saturday of every month at The Leeds Library. Beginning with January’s fresh page, each workshop will deal with a particular aspect or genre of writing.
This exciting course allows you to develop your creative and literary skills in a constructive environment – helping guide you towards publication of your very own work!
Creative Writing course is offered by SGS College. As a merged college, we now offer an even wider range of vocational and academic courses in an even greater range of subjects.
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