Masters Degrees (Writing For Children)

Nurture your creativity with engaged critical study and analysis of literature for children and young adults. Transformative works from folklore, fantasy, nonfiction, poetry, and realism set rich contexts to your developing vision and voice. Read more

Creative Writing is one of the longest established postgraduate courses of its kind in the UK, with a strong record of publication by its graduates. Read more

On our MA by Research or PhD in English Literature, American Studies & Creative Writing you'll research your chosen topic in depth, guided by an experienced team of expert supervisors. Read more

This thematic route concentrates on a wide range of writing for children, including the "classics", texts for very young readers, international literature and literature for young adults. Read more

Immerse yourself in the exploration of practical and professional approaches to children’s book illustration and writing for young children. Read more

On the MA in Literature for children and young adults, you will explore some of the most powerful and captivating stories of our time. Read more

The MA in Children's Literature and Literacies gives you an opportunity to deepen your passion for literature written for children through research-led modules that engage with emerging frameworks and debates. Read more

Our supervision expertise, partnerships and passion for creative writing offers you an energetic, creative and well-resourced research culture to immerse yourself in. Read more

Apply for this programme The University of Reading is 6th in the UK for research outputs in English Language and Literature (Times Higher Education analysis of the latest Research Excellence Framework 2021 – English Language and Literature, when scoring by GPA Output).  Our MRes in Children's Literature is an interdisciplinary degree, engaging with childhood studies and children's media. Read more

Work in practice whilst enhancing your knowledge of interventions in learning disability and autistic spectrum disorder. You’ll graduate as a qualified practitioner, playing a key part in improving access and quality of mental health support for children and young people. Read more

The Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) role has very broad ranging operational and strategic responsibilities, that are integral to meeting the legal and statutory obligations related to child safety and welfare, that are required of UK schools. Read more

Research degrees in Film Studies at Birmingham are supervised by faculty in the Department of Film and Creative Writing and in the Department of Modern… Read more

This programme provides students, who already have a relevant degree, with the opportunity to study Midwifery at masters level. This course equips you with the skills, knowledge and professional insight needed to become a registered midwife. Read more

YAFTA’s Applied Screenwriting Diploma course is a one year blended learning course which requires attendance for 3 hours per week for 35 weeks of the year. Read more