The MA in English and Creative Writing at the University of Regina invites you to explore the dynamic world of literary creation and analysis. This postgraduate programme is designed for students passionate about delving into diverse literary genres, from the speculative realms of Indigenous Science Fiction and fantasy/science-fiction to the intricate craft of experimental memoir and the cultural impact of Shakespeare. You will engage with critical discussions on genre studies and writing craft, developing a sophisticated understanding of how literature shapes and reflects our world. This MA is ideal for aspiring writers and scholars seeking to refine their voice and critical perspective.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over two years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that balances rigorous academic inquiry with hands-on creative practice. Through a series of graduate-level seminars, you will workshop your own creative texts and engage with critical analyses of popular genres and cultural narratives. Distinctive courses, such as "Indigenous Science Fiction and Speculative Storytelling" and "Shakespeare as Cultural Icon," offer unique opportunities to explore specialised fields. You will graduate with a Master of Arts degree, prepared for further doctoral study or for careers in publishing, editing, arts administration, and professional writing.