BA Art and Creative Writing

The BA Art and Creative Writing course offered by the University of Reading combines the study of fine arts with the exploration and development of creative writing skills. This course is designed to encourage the refinement of individual creativity, with opportunities to exhibit work and have writing published.Course Content: The program offers an opportunity to explore both art and creative writing within one degree. Key components include practical art-making, the investigation of visual and material culture, the connections between visual art and writing, and the interface between ‘studio’ and ‘world’. Students will embark on a journey of discovery of various forms, ranging from drawing, painting, printmaking, installation and sculpture to digital and lens-based media.Key Modules: Some of the main modules include Dissertation, Work Placement, Independent Project, Theory and Criticism, Making Day, Who's Afraid Of Contemporary Art, Creative Writing Projects, and Professional Practice. Future Careers: The course prepares students for a range of potential careers. These could include employment within fine art, illustration, graphic design, publishing and editing, writing, arts management and administration, working with arts and cultural organisations, and roles within the creative industries generally. Many students go on to further study or doctorate-level qualification.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.