Bachelor of Applied Arts (Creative Writing)
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Arts with Honours (Writing Specialisation)
Alan Wearne: awearne@uow.edu.au
Shady Cosgrove
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Arts (Writing Major)
Master of Arts (Hons)
Senior Lecturer in Writing Communication Studies School of Arts University of New England Armidale NSW 2351 Australia Phone 61 2 6773 2600 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 61 2 6773 2600 end_of_the_skype_highlighting Facsimile 61 2 6773 2623 Email jfishe23@une.edu.au
Bachelor of Arts (major in writing) Bachelor of Communication Studies (major in writing)
Bachelor of Arts with Honours
Bachelor of Arts (English)
BA Hons in English (Creative Writing)
NMIT also runs Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing.
See website
http://www.nmit.edu.au/courses/certificate_iv_in_professional_writing_and_editing
Bachelor of Writing and Publishing Head of Program
Dr Karen Simpson Nikakis – 9269 1959
Bachelor of Writing and Publishing Course Administrator
Ms Elise McLellan – 9269 1833
Subjects include:
1ST YEAR SUBJECTS
WP101 HOW TEXTS ARE WRITTEN
WP102 HOW TEXTS ARE READ
WP103 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLISHING
WP109 EDITING I
WP105 INTRODUCTION TO FICTION WRITING
WP106 INTRODUCTION TO NON-FICTION WRITING
WP107 CONTEMPORARY PUBLISHING
WP113 DIGITAL AND PRINT PRODUCTION
2ND YEAR SUBJECTS
WP201 WRITING FICTION
WP202 WRITING NON-FICTION
WP209 PUBLISHING PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
WP210 EDITING II
WP206 WRITING PROJECT
WP207 PUBLISHING PROJECT
WP214 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
WP215 PUBLISHING AND WRITING IN THE DIGITAL AGE
3RD YEAR SUBJECTS
WP302 CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF TEXT
WP306 WRITING PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE I
WP308 PUBLISHING STUDIO I
WP309 PUBLISHING SEMINAR
WP307 WRITING PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE II
WP310 PUBLISHING STUDIO II
WP311 MAGAZINE PUBLISHING AND JOURNALISM IN A DIGITAL AGE
WP312 EXPLORING CREATIVE IDENTITIESThe Bachelor of Writing and Publishing runs across 3 years and looks at both the written and publishing requirements in the modern Writing and Publishing fields.
School of Media Communication and Culture: Ms Melanie Rodrigam.rodriga@murdoch.edu.au +618 9360 2465 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +618 9360 2465 end_of_the_skype_highlighting School of Social Sciences and Humanities: Dr Serge Tampalini +618 9360 2327 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +618 9360 2327 end_of_the_skype_highlighting S.Tampalini@murdoch.edu.au
Also, Undergraduate degree with subjects in writing for the screen: Bachelor of Media, Screen Production
Bachelor of Arts, Honours (Communication and Writing)
Honours in English (Creative Writing)
Our students (and also international exchange students) are permitted to take our Level 2/3 Creative Writing units as electives.
Dr Chandani Lokuge Associate Professor of English Director, Centre for Postcolonial Writing Coordinator, Creative Writing School of English, Communications and Performance Studies Faculty of Arts, Monash University Phone: 61-3-990-52136 Fax: 61-3-990-52135 Postal: Room W708, Building 11, Monash University
Creative Writing is one of the three pathways offered through the literary studies sequence in Literary Studies on the Caulfield and Clayton campuses. Creative writing students study literature and its applicability to creative writing practice through a comparative approach. The fiction-writing and poetry-writing subjects concentrate on a number of key texts by major contemporary writers and examine various works which may be seen to exemplify, modify, or challenge these approaches. Students will be required to reflect both creatively and analytically on their ongoing writing practice in the light of these texts. In the collaborative environment of workshops students will be encouraged to experiment with a range of techniques and styles. Studies are designed to present an integrated approach to the study of literature, fostering both creative and critical skills through an emphasis on the praxis between theory and creative practice.
