MA Creative Writing

MA Creative Writing is a full-time postgraduate course offered by Edinburgh Napier University, designed for talented and committed writers. One of the distinctive characteristics of the course is its ability to support the development of a wide variety of writing projects, including literary fiction, genre fiction, and creative non-fiction. The course blends the spirit of a literary writing retreat, the rigours of professional writing development, and the supportive atmosphere of a writing community.Course Content: The course's uniquely flexible curriculum allows students to tailor individual projects to suit their creative journey and aspirations, while also providing a solid foundation in the craft of writing. Students will also engage in deep analysis of genres and learn about the professional processes and techniques of manuscript preparation.Key Modules: Modules include Writing Practice (a project-focused module to develop a substantial piece of work), Writing Genre Fiction (examining genre tropes and reader expectations), Writing Non-Fiction (exploring the range of non-fiction narrative), and Writing Graphic Novels (exploring the structure and nature of the graphic novel form).Future Careers: The course aims to significantly enhance students' career prospects. Graduates will be prepared to work in fields such as professional writing and publishing. Some alumni have become bestselling authors, while others have landed roles in top tier publishers or embarked on successful freelance careers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.