Masters Degrees (Writing)

The MA in Creative Writing degree is designed for ambitious, committed writers who want to hone and develop their writing practice and develop their creative, critical and professional writing skills in preparation for a career in the creative industries.  The programme explores three main forms of writing: fiction, poetry and fiction for young readers. Read more

The Creative Writing programme at Glasgow has gained an excellent reputation amongst writers, agents and publishers. It is perfect for talented and aspiring writers who want to develop their craft, take risks in their work, and gain creative and critical skills; all as part of a supportive community of fellow writers. Read more

We know writing is your life. That’s why our  Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing  focuses on the actual practice of writing, as well as its literary foundations. Read more

Pursuing a career in publishing? Whether you want to shape the prose of fresh voices as an editor, represent writers as a literary agent, or work with exciting online publications and new media formats, Emerson’s prestigious  Master of Arts in Publishing and Writing  will help you succeed in this ever-vital, ever-changing field. Read more

Live the writer's life in New York City. The New School's Creative Writing MFA program allows you to join a community of diverse voices, plug into New York's publishing world, and build a network that will support you through graduation and beyond. Read more

The MA in Creative Writing combines workshops and seminars with one-on-one mentoring of writing projects. Students may take optional modules in literature or other creative modules from across the Faculty, such as Writing for Screen Media. Read more

This unique course allows you to study children's literature in a flexible, part-time format from wherever you are in the world. You will explore the exciting and varied world of children's literature, and examine how texts aimed at young people convey and challenge ideas about childhood. Read more

The MA in English Literary Studies offers several different pathways each specialising in a period or area of study, and enabling students to craft a degree… Read more

Train in cancer theory and the practice of translational oncology. You'll get a solid grounding in cancer biology and clinical oncology then progress to more advanced cancer research modules, allowing you to experience cancer research at all stages of drug discovery and development. Read more

Drawing experienced artists and designers from around the world, encouraging them to investigate and produce works that combine art, design, writing and interdisciplinary academic study to create new forms of visual and social research and creative production. Read more

The academic traditions of criticism, theory, and critical writing all share an equal part in the Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism (CPCJ) master's program. Read more

This course is intended to culturally prepare students and to give them important and basic professional skills for all the different jobs that are related with the creation and editing, publication, distribution of narrative content in its various forms: literature, comics, animation, TV series, cinema and all the other different forms that use story-telling as a tool of communication. Read more

The MA Fine Art is a unique opportunity to study contemporary art practice at postgraduate level while benefiting from the relevance and visibility that comes from working with the North West’s world-class cultural networks. Read more

This programme gives you the chance to pursue your own interests in English Literature at postgraduate level by selecting from a rich variety of courses led by internationally renowned experts. Read more

For over 40 years, the LLM in Comparative Law program has provided international law school graduates with the opportunity to design a program that specifically suits their academic interests and professional goals. Read more