Masters Degrees (Science Fiction)

We have 67 Masters Degrees (Science Fiction)

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Science fiction is a very popular genre across a range of media and a deep understanding of it will provide good employment opportunities for anyone interested in working in the creative industries. Read more…

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Science Fiction and Fantasy - MA/PGDip/PGCert

Anglia Ruskin University
Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Sciences

Combine the literary theory of science fiction and fantasy with the study of their language and rhetoric, their various forms and subgenres and their place in the publishing industry on this interdisciplinary Masters course. Read more…

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Emerson College
Master's and Certificate Programs

Explore Emerson's Graduate Programs. Fantasy. Science fiction. Horror. Mystery. Young adult. Become a genre fiction author with our . Read more…

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction

University of Chester
English

Our MA in Modern and Contemporary Fiction is an innovative and stimulating course that explores a rich variety of 20th- and 21st-century fiction. Read more…

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MA in Creative Writing: Prose Fiction

Canterbury Christ Church University
Faculty of Arts & Humanities

This course is subject to validation. The Creative Writing MAs at Canterbury Christ Church offer stimulating courses with a commercial edge, taught by experienced tutors who are successful writers themselves. Read more…

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Public Engagement and Science Communication (MSc)

University of Hull
School of Engineering and Computer Science

Science and technology has a key role to play in modern global and regional issues. To deal with them, decision makers and the general public need to be able to make evidence based choices. Read more…

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Master of Applied Science (MAppSc)

University of Otago
Division of Sciences

The Master of Applied Science (MAppSc) is a 180-point, coursework postgraduate degree. A candidate would normally be a graduate but the degree is also open to those with other relevant qualifications. Read more…

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MA Creative Writing

Edinburgh Napier University
School of Arts & Creative Industries

Add expertise to your talent and ideas and learn in the company of industry experts on this innovative, inspiring course for aspiring writers. Read more…

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Creative Writing (MLitt)

Aberdeen University
Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture

It is suggested that everybody has a book within them based on the vast experiences we gain in life. Read more…

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Master of Science Communication (MSciComm)

University of Otago
Division of Sciences

Dunedin is a UNESCO City of Literature, supports an International Science Festival, and is the wildlife capital of New Zealand, with colonies of seals, albatross and penguins in the city's boundaries. Read more…

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English Literature: Fantasy - MLitt

University of Glasgow
College of Arts

Are you a fan of fantasy fiction? Or are you simply curious as to why the fantastic can be found all around us in the twenty-first century, from videogames and films to poetry, songs, television, novel series, and so-called 'mainstream' fiction? This programme allows you to engage with one of the most vibrant literary genres of the last two centuries - and a major cultural phenomenon of our time. Read more…

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English Literary Sudies (MLitt)

Aberdeen University
Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture

If you love reading and writers and the periods they wrote their works in, this programme gives you a deep understanding of literature in the UK across time. Read more…

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Creative Writing and Publishing (MA)

City, University of London
School of Arts and Social Sciences

Who is it for?. This course will appeal to both experienced and new writers who wish to gain the knowledge and skills relevant to professional practice in commercial settings which produce creative content for print and across digital formats. Read more…

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MSc Internet of Things with Industrial Experience

Queen Mary University of London
School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science

A futuristic connected world, where we increasingly interact with smart objects, on-body, in buildings, in cities and in distant, harsher environments, was once science fiction. Read more…

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Popular Literature (M.Phil.)

Trinity College Dublin
School of English

This course offers an opportunity for the advanced study of popular literature. In recent years a body of theoretical and cultural historical material has developed that attempts to define what 'the popular' means now, and what it has meant historically. Read more…

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