The MA Creative Writing at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring writers who wish to hone their craft and explore diverse literary forms, from poetry and prose to screenwriting and narrative games. You will engage with critical debates surrounding contemporary literature, understand the dynamics of the publishing industry, and develop your unique authorial voice. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those passionate about using writing to address significant global issues, such as environmental activism and social justice, preparing you to contribute meaningfully through your literary endeavours.
Studied full-time on campus over one year, this Master's degree offers a flexible structure where you will choose 120 credits of optional modules alongside the compulsory Creative Writing Dissertation. You will have the opportunity to experiment with modules like 'Writing for the Planet: Creative Writing as Climate and Ecological Activism', 'The Poetry of Events - Building a Plot', or 'Story Machines: Interactive Texts and Narrative Games'. You will graduate with a substantial portfolio of work and the practical skills needed to pursue publication and a career in the literary world.