The Creative Writing, MA at the University of Greenwich is designed for aspiring authors and practitioners who wish to refine their craft across prose fiction, poetry, scriptwriting, and creative non-fiction. This postgraduate qualification provides a rigorous academic environment where you will explore the cultural contexts, research methods, and innovative techniques that define contemporary literature. By engaging with history, politics, and critical theory, you will develop a sophisticated understanding of how creative texts function within the modern publishing and heritage industries. This course is ideal for students seeking to advance their professional writing practice through expert-led mentorship and collaborative peer feedback.
Studied full-time on campus over one year, the programme immerses you in a vibrant writing community where you will complete modules in research skills, performance, and experimental poetry. You will work alongside published writers to develop a substantial portfolio of original work, culminating in a final creative project that showcases your unique voice and technical mastery. Throughout your studies, you will benefit from guest expert sessions and industry-focused workshops that bridge the gap between academic theory and professional application. You will graduate with the advanced analytical skills and creative portfolio necessary to pursue careers in journalism, publishing, teaching, or academia.