BA (Hons) Creative Writing

The BA Creative Writing course at the University of Gloucestershire is a comprehensive degree programme designed to develop creativity, writing skills, and a deep understanding of the world of publishing. The course allows students to immerse themselves in a literary world filled with wordplay, challenge, and creativity, while working alongside a team of experienced authors who have published in a wide range of genres.Course Content: Students will study a wide range of forms, including novels, short stories, poetry, plays, radio and screen scripts, and creative non-fiction. The course will also explore children's literature, young adult fiction, genre writing, and writing as a business, amongst other topics. The program includes workshops, scriptwriting, and writing sonnets. Key Modules: Essential modules in the course are Creative Concepts; Making Literature; Storytelling: Theory and Practice; Forms and Fictions. Optional modules include Work in Progress: The Novel; Playwriting: Styles and Techniques; Writing War; Children’s Literature, etc.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the University of Gloucestershire, a recognized UK Higher Education institution. Future Careers: Graduates of the Creative Writing course gain employment in various sectors including publishing, broadcasting, marketing, public relations, teaching, education consultants, further and higher education, and arts organizations.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.