The English Poetry MA course at Queen's University Belfast is an exciting program that combines in-depth study with creative practice. The course is designed to enhance the understanding and appreciation of poetry for people in both a personal and career-related capacity, enabling them to delve deeper into the genre, from studying ancient forms to engaging with innovative, contemporary works.Course Content: Over the course of a one-year full-time or two year part-time study period, students will explore the rich and varied tradition of poetry in English. They will learn about key poets, forms and techniques, while grounding these studies in theoretical contexts. Additionally, the program offers workshops which will enhance the students' ability to respond creatively to the texts studied.Key Modules: The core modules that students will engage with include 'Theories and Techniques of Poetry' and the 'Studies in Contemporary Writing: Poetry' modules. The optional modules available range from 'Irish Writers in English' to 'Modern American Poetry'. Future Careers: Graduates of this program can work in any professional context where skills in detailed analysis, clear and pointed written and verbal communication, and project planning and executing are valued. This could include roles in journalism, creative industries, PR and marketing, teaching and librarianship, among others.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.