The MLitt Creative Writing at the University of Strathclyde is designed for aspiring writers seeking to hone their craft and navigate the contemporary literary landscape. You will explore the fundamental principles of storytelling, delve into the practicalities of a career in the creative industries, and develop your unique voice through rigorous workshops and independent research. This postgraduate Masters degree is ideal for those who are passionate about literature and eager to experiment with form, genre, and media, preparing you for the demands of the publishing world and beyond.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over one year, engaging with modules such as 'The Shape of Stories', 'The Writing Life', and 'The Writers' Studio'. Throughout the course, you will participate in peer workshops, receive editorial feedback from published authors, and undertake a significant Major Project in your final semester, potentially contributing to the university's literary magazine, 'The Strathclyde Review'. You will graduate with a Masters degree and a diverse portfolio of work, ready to pursue careers in writing, editing, publishing, or further academic study.