The BA (Hons) Creative Writing and Philosophy & Ethics at the University of Chichester is designed for aspiring writers and thinkers who wish to explore the profound questions of human existence while honing their craft. You will delve into the interplay between narrative and critical thought, examining how philosophical ideas can inform creative expression and vice versa. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those who are passionate about literature, ethics, and the power of language to shape understanding and inspire change, offering a unique pathway to articulate complex concepts through compelling storytelling.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, this programme offers a dynamic learning experience where you will engage with modules ranging from creative non-fiction and poetry to bio-ethics and political theology. You will develop your writing skills through practical workshops and critical analysis, alongside exploring diverse philosophical traditions and contemporary ethical debates. Your studies will culminate in a substantial dissertation in either creative writing or philosophy, allowing you to pursue an in-depth research project. You will graduate with a versatile skill set, prepared for careers in publishing, journalism, education, or further academic study.