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Our creative writing courses enable you to explore your potential writing prowess.

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University of Hertfordshire

Degree level: undergraduate, english language and creative writing, course options.

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Do you have a story to tell, or have you always wanted to be a writer? Perhaps you want to learn how to be a critical reader or gain a greater understanding of the craft or writing. Through the BA English Language and Creative Writing you’ll gain a better understanding about the English Language, as well as the process of writing so that you can find your voice, whether as a poet, playwright or novelist. We offer a stimulating and supportive environment in which you can explore your ideas, hone your craft and understand how to use language effectively. Our creative writing modules are taught by lecturers who are themselves award-winning practitioners and who bridge the gap between creative and academic approaches to literature. They include our poetry lecturer Wayne Holloway-Smith, winner of the Poetry Society’s Geoffrey Dearmer Prize and Seamus Heaney Prize nominee.

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Why choose Herts?

• Industry Accreditation : Accredited by the European Association of Creative Writing Programmes.
• Industry Connections : You will benefit from writer, publisher, and literary agency guest sessions where you will interact with leading industry professionals.
• Teaching Excellence : You will be taught by critically acclaimed, award-winning professional practitioners.

About the course

The University of Hertfordshire M.A. in Creative Writing offers you the opportunity to develop your creative, critical and professional writing skills in a stimulating and supportive environment.

Through writing workshops and intensive tutorial-based supervision, our teaching staff - all established authors themselves - will help you improve your own writing as you explore the advanced craft, theory and techniques of poetry, prose and drama.

Whether you have an unfinished novel you’re passionate about or want to learn how to write powerful dialogue or create memorable characters, this M.A. Creative Writing offers a range of modules that give you both literary context and practical professional guidance.

In all modules, you will be taught by lecturers who are leading writers whose work encompasses a wide range of approaches and styles and who bridge the gap between creative and academic approaches in their fields.

• Wayne Holloway-Smith’s collection Love Minus Love was shortlisted for the TS Eliot Prize, and his poem ‘the posh mums are boxing in the square’ won the National Poetry Award.
• Lorna Gibb has won the Granta Memoir prize and been shortlisted for the Sperber Biography Prize.
• Joe Thomas’s most recent novel, Bent, was a Guardian Best Book of 2020 and picked by the Irish Times in their selection of the Best Crime Fiction of 2020.
• Helen Gordon – a former editor of Granta magazine – has published the critically acclaimed novel, Landfall and a non-fiction book on nature and travel. Notes From Deep Time is forthcoming in 2021.
• Simon Vinnicombe’s work has been produced at the National Theatre and The Old Vic in London, the Manhattan Theatre Club in New York, and on BBC TV and BBC Radio.
• Drew Pautz’s work has been performed at the National Theatre, Soho Theatre, Hampstead Theatre, and on BBC Radio.

Guided by our staff, you’ll take two core Writing Workshop modules examining creative and critical processes in your first two semesters. These workshops provide supportive spaces for you to contribute your own writing, reading your work to your fellow students and learning, in turn, to critique their work from a writer’s point of view.

Other modules may change but could include Working as a Writer and People and Places. As part of Working as a writer, you’ll submit your work to magazines and creative writing competitions, helping you to gain a practical understanding of the publishing world and how to approach editors and prepare your work for publication.

People and Places focus on aspects of writing with communities, including the methods and approaches writers have used to portray communities or locations in creative work and the tradition of writers working with communities to create joint artistic projects.

In your final semester, you’ll complete a dissertation. This can take the form of a novel, script for stage, TV or film, a work of creative non-fiction, short story or poetry collection. Wherever your writing ambitions lie, this is your opportunity to add polished work to your portfolio and look ahead to your future writing life.

Why choose this course?

Top reasons to study M.A. Creative Writing at the University of Hertfordshire

We give you:

• Teaching staff who are all published authors, poets or dramatists
• Visits and talks by writers, editors and agents working across the creative writing industries
• Opportunities to create and develop a portfolio of work, whether poetry, prose or drama
• A platform for publishing your work and a springboard for your future life as a writer

Student experience

At the University of Hertfordshire, we want to make sure your time studying with us is as stress-free and rewarding as possible. We offer a range of support services, including; student wellbeing, academic support, accommodation, and childcare, to ensure that you make the most of your time at Herts and can focus on studying and having fun.

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• Sandwich placement or study abroad year: n/a
• Applications open to international and EU students: Yes

What will I study?

This MA is practice-based, delivered mainly through writing workshops, led by experienced creative writing professionals. Regular tutorials with your individual supervisor supplement these workshop sessions.

A guest lecture series invites writers, editors, agents, poets and dramatists to share their professional insights, while students also have the opportunity to work closely with Out of Joint, the UK’s leading touring theatre company.

The University’s Poetry Fellows, Rachel Long, Mark Waldron and Jane Yeh, offer masterclasses, workshops and give regular readings as part of the University’s Poetry Hub, founded in 2017 to encourage the development of poetry at the university and beyond. The Hub offers an annual Single Poem Prize, judged by the Fellows.

There is also an active, student-run Creative Writing Society, adding to the vibrant and creative environment in which you’ll be working.

Available as a one-year full-time course or a two-year part-time course, the full-time MA is taught in two three-hour classes a week, currently during the daytime.

• Creative Writing Dissertation II 60 Credits II Compulsory
• Working as a Writer II 30 Credits II Compulsory
• The Writing Workshop1: Creative and Critical Processes II 30 Credits II Compulsory
• The Writing Workshop 2: Creative and Critical Processes II 30 Credits II Compulsory

This M.A. will give you the opportunity to create a body of work alongside the skills and confidence to continue to the next stage of your life as a writer. You’ll gain practical knowledge and transferable skills, such as critical and analytical thinking, which can be applied to a range of professions, including publishing and the media, teaching, advertising and marketing. Some of our graduates go on to higher levels of studying, engaging in research in their chosen area or pursuing a Creative Writing PhD.

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Entry requirements.

Normally, we require applicants for PhD study to be in possession of good honours degree (2:1 or above), and a Master’s degree, in a relevant discipline.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

We welcome applications from postgraduate students interested in pursuing innovative research in Creative Writing. A Creative Writing thesis takes the form of an original full-length creative work and a critical work on a subject or subjects integral to the creative component. The critical work might take the form of a critical investigation of a related author or authors’ work or an investigation of the PhD’s candidate’s own creative practice and the practical or theoretical underpinnings of the creative work. The exact content of the critical element will be devised by the candidate with the support of their supervisory team.

The creative work should be a fully realised work of literature, whether in prose, poetry or drama. The creative work thus is research into creative practice and therefore makes an original contribution to knowledge. The two elements must be written side by side, as the research undertaken across the project will be crucial to both written documents.

A Creative Writing PhD often draws on other disciplines, so a PhD candidate may have a second supervisor from History, Media, Life Sciences, or any other discipline. Please contact staff to discuss the requirements of your particular thesis.

Our members of staff can offer supervision on a wide range of potential research projects. Please consult our Research Pages to learn more about particular areas of research strength and expertise within the Creative Writing group.

It is based on the research and completion of a research project in any field within these subject areas for which expert supervision can be provided.

Why choose this course?

• You will be able to develop a substantial, original and creative research project with the help and support of academics who are active researchers and writers themselves.
• You will acquire extensive subject expertise and independent research skills, honed over an extended period.
• You will join a thriving School of Humanities and become part of a burgeoning research culture. As a postgraduate student, you are invited to attend and participate in regular reading series, seminars and international conferences hosted by the Creative Writing group.
• All our students are encouraged to present work at national and international conferences and to submit their research for publication.

Information for international students

International students should have an English Language assessment of IELTS 7.0 with a minimum 6 in each section and 7 in writing, or equivalent as determined by the School of Humanities. Other English language tests are accepted. Please contact the International Office for details.

Fees and funding

Tuition fees are charged annually. The fees quoted above are for the specified year(s) only. Fees may be higher in future years, for both new and continuing students. Please see the University’s Fees and Finance Policy (and in particular the section headed “When tuition fees change”), for further information about when and by how much the University may increase its fees for future years.

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This course is taught by a published author who will give you lots of tips on finding inspiration for your creativity.

On this online course, you will learn about effective methods of writing and explore writing fiction using a range of simple techniques. The following areas will be covered on the course:

• Using physical and virtual story cubes to create a simple story idea
• Learn how to write from different points of view
• Find out how to create a character using a series of simple questions
• To explore different genres in story telling

Note: course content may change slightly dependent on background, knowledge and previous experience of learners.

Time will be allocated to writing your own piece of work during each session.

Course start date: Tuesday 20th June 2023

Course timings:   10am - 12.30pm (each session)

Course duration:   1 session per week for 4 weeks

Course location: Online Live Streamed

NOTE: This course is for Hertfordshire Residents Only - With the exception of the registration fee, this course is fully funded by The Education & Skills Funding Agency for adults who meet a set *criteria - please refer to the 'Further Information' tab.

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This course/workshop is run as real-time online using Google Classroom. This means that instead of having to go to a classroom, the classroom comes to you! You are taught by a teacher and you will have classmates that you share ideas with. To take part you will need a tablet or laptop/computer with a webcam and microphone to enable you to interact. A few days before the start, your teacher will email you with instructions on how to join the class.

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This course is run as real-time online. This means that instead of having to go to a classroom, the classroom comes to you! You are taught by a tutor and you will have classmates that you share ideas with. The course starts at the same time each week and runs for 2.5 hours per week for 4 weeks. You are expected to attend all sessions.

To be able to take part on this course you will need a tablet or laptop/computer with a webcam and microphone.

A few days before the course starts, your tutor will email you an introduction to your course and the link to follow to join the class.

After this course you might like to look at our other Health and Wellbeing courses or might like to consider one of our leisure courses.

*Except for the registration fee, this course is fully funded by The Education & Skills Funding Agency for adults who meet the following criteria:

• A Hertfordshire Resident
• Aged 19 years or older on 1st September 2022
• UK National and lived in UK for last 3 years or EEA National with settled/pre-settled status and lived in EEA for last 3 years

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Creative Arts short courses

Welcome to the school of creative arts short courses at the university of hertfordshire.

We offer a range of exciting short courses designed for the creatively curious.

• Creative short courses
• Bespoke and executive training
• Summer courses for adults and children
• Portfolio courses for sixth formers/college students to support their university applications.

Whether you’re a beginner looking for a new hobby, a professional looking to refine your skills, or a parent looking for classes which are fun and educational for kids and teens, you are in the right place. We offer technical courses including CAD, Adobe and 3D printing and traditional courses such as ceramics, pattern cutting, glass art and life drawing.

Our courses are run by a practicing artists and makers and leading industry professionals. We are dedicated to offering you the opportunity to explore your creative potential, in a supportive environment, with access to the technical resources you need.

By taking advantage of our amazing facilities with expert tutors and like-minded classmates, doors to a world of creative opportunities are opened.

Short Courses run on weekdays, evenings and Saturdays.

Why choose Herts?

• Flexibility: we provide flexible study options to ensure you can study around your busy professional and personal lives
• Location: the main University of Hertfordshire campus is 25 minutes from London with easy access by both road and rail services
• Bespoke courses and projects are designed to be flexible and offer a variety of delivery modes to suit your needs.

There are different ways in which your studies may be employer funded. Please contact us for further information on 01707 285327 or by emailing us via [email protected].

Address and directions

Our address is The School of Creative Arts, College Lane Campus, Hatfield, Herts AL10 9AB.

For maps and directions please visit our helpful ‘Where to Find Us’ page. Further details are sent by email when you have enrolled.

If you wish to discuss this or any other creative art short course please contact the Short Course team on 01707 285327 or complete our  short course enquiry form.