English with Creative Writing BA(Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Falmouth
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Falmouth
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
Design and run a student-led collaborative project as part of your third year. Previous projects have included producing illustrated anthologies and working in collaboration with the National Trust.
Be able to attend our guest lecture series, where you’ll build relationships and contacts within the literary world.
Benefit from our Writer in Residence programme, with talks, workshops and discussions.
Have the opportunity to attend and participate in literary festivals, such as the Cornwall Contemporary Poetry Festival.
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About this course
you’ll gain practical experience with our industry partners in publishing, literary festivals and the writing industries. Throughout the course you’ll learn a wide range of transferable, future-proof skills which are valued in every industry, including the ability to critically analyse, work to briefs and deadlines and produce engaging writing.
Bringing together writing practice and an in-depth knowledge of literature, you’ll develop the critical and creative skills for a life in writing or publishing. By making your own choices, you’ll build skills in areas like poetry, fiction, non-fiction, screenwriting, and digital games.
104 - 120 UCAS points, primarily from Level 3 qualifications like A-Levels, a BTEC Extended Diploma, or a Foundation Diploma.
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Subjects
- Creative Writing
- English
- Writing
- Poetry
- Relationship
- Craft of Writing
- Writing Toolkit
- Origins
- Audience
- Audience & Context
- Publishing
- Literature
- Screenwriting
- Monarchy
- Romanticism
Course programme
You’ll combine foundational skills and knowledge of contemporary writing practice with an understanding of the ever-changing relationship between literature and modern readers. Immersed in writing culture, you’ll read, write, generate ideas and learn about audiences and the professional contexts of writing.
Modules
- The Craft of Writing
- Writing Toolkit
- Origins
- Audience & Context
- Introduction to Publishing
- Literature Now
You’ll explore the connections between historical periods, like Victorian Literature and 21st century writing, with two distinctive 'Literature in Time' modules. And you’ll experiment with different forms of writing, from screenwriting to fiction, developing your confidence and technical skills.
Optional modules
- Monarchy and Dissent
- Revolution & Romanticism
- Screenwriting Workshop
- Poetry Workshop
- Games & Digital Writing Workshop
- Popular Fiction & Non-Fiction
- Go Wild: Literature & Environment
- Reinventing Victorians
- Modernisms
- Creative Non-Fiction Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- Script Workshop: Radio & Theatre
- Scandal & Censorship
- Literary Tourism
Working on a collaborative project, you’ll take on a live brief, case study or work placement. You’ll also study a specialism from one of the advanced writing workshops, and prepare for your future in the industry by exploring bestselling writing and publishing trends.
Modules
- Collaborative Project
- Creative Portfolio & Critical Essay
- Contemporary Writing: What Happens Next?
- Lifestyle Writing Workshop
- Travel, Place & Environment Workshop
- Children & Young Adult Workshop
- Global Voices
- Reading the Digital
Additional information
English with Creative Writing BA(Hons)