Writing courses Norfolk

... for further study of Religious Studies, Philosophy or Theology but will also help you develop skills that will be useful in any degree course. These include interpretation, analysis, critical thinking and the ability to produce extended evaluative pieces of writing... Learn about: Religious Studies...

... recognised workshop-based approach. You will attend weekly workshops, supported by individual tutorials and supplementary classes chosen from the full range of MA options in the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing. Your second year will be structured on the model of the... Learn about: Creative Writing, Modern Literature...

...tutorials, workshops, theatre and cinema and field trips. The list below indicates the modules that make up the programme. Year 1 (level 4) modules Higher... Learn about: Full Time...

...you the chance to delve into particular periods or authors in greater depth, whether it's the plays of Shakespeare or the works of contemporary novelists... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...tutorials, workshops, theatre and cinema and field trips. The list below indicates the modules that make up the programme. Year 1 (level 4) modules Higher... Learn about: Full Time...

...Over this period you will write your dissertation, which is a body of poetry and a critical commentary on... Learn about: Verbal Skills, Creative Writing...

...will qualify you to study a wide range of nursing and other health-based degrees, including physiotherapy, midwifery, mental health nursing... Learn about: Full Time...

... through literature, defining their nation in the process. Norwich has a vibrant contemporary writing scene, and is a UNESCO City of Literature making it an ideal place for you to study and to write. You will also gain a first-hand appreciation of American literature during your year abroad in the United... Learn about: American Literature, Creative Writing, Writing Skills...

...will qualify you to study a wide range of nursing and other health-based degrees, including physiotherapy, midwifery, mental health nursing... Learn about: Full Time...

... the major writers of high modernism and contemporary literature, and between creative and critical writing. There are also opportunites to develop additional interests in neighbouring disciplines such as philosophy, film, anthropology and American studies. We believe that the critical study of literature... Learn about: Modern Literature, American Literature, Contemporary Literature...

... first language is not English are welcome. We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) International candidates are also actively encouraged to access... Learn about: Full Time...

... the major writers of high modernism and contemporary literature, and between creative and critical writing. There are also opportunites to develop additional interests in neighbouring disciplines such as philosophy, film, anthropology and American studies. We believe that the critical study of literature... Learn about: Political Thought, Creative Writing, Film Studies...

...It encourages you to watch, analyse, discuss and write about films from different perspectives. Film Studies is about how we engage with films on a textual level... Learn about: Full Time, Film Studies, English Language...

... written and performance texts, and experimenting with a range of techniques in original writing. You will develop your skills in constructive criticism and creative editing of your peers’ writing, creating a supportive writers’ network in the process. Your modules will be taught by theorists... Learn about: Part Time, Film and Television, Creative Writing...

...recognised by UK universities and colleges including City College Norwich. However, we advise that if you are hoping to go on to do a degree course at a specific university... Learn about: Business and Management, Full Time...

... workshops, you can choose from a wide range of optional modules, either critical or creative-critical in focus, and where you can explore specific forms and genres, such as the short story, the writing of crime/thriller fiction, and the dialogue between theory and practice in fiction. This... Learn about: Part Time, Creative Writing, Modern Literature...

... can be given about alternative ways forward if necessary. Applications from students whose first language is not English are welcome. We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...In July and August you work independently, although you may, with your peers, continue the workshop in some form. Over this period you will write your dissertation... Learn about: Creative Writing, Verbal Skills, Part Time...

...It encourages you to watch, analyse, discuss and write about films from different perspectives. Film Studies is about how we engage with films on a textual level... Learn about: English Language, Film Studies, Full Time...

... written and performance texts, and experimenting with a range of techniques in original writing. You will develop your skills in constructive criticism and creative editing of your peers’ writing, creating a supportive writers’ network in the process. Your modules will be taught by theorists... Learn about: Creative Writing, Part Time, Television Production...