Staff Contact: Dr Paul Williams – pwillia3@usc.edu.au, Dr Ross Watkins – rwatkins@usc.edu.au, Associate Professor Gary Crew – gcrew@usc.edu.au
School Administration Officer: Ruth Pickton – r.pickton@cqu.edu.au
Summer School intensive units
Assoc Prof Philip Neilsen (Discipline Head): p.neilsen@qut.edu.au
http://study.unisa.edu.au/degrees/bachelor-of-arts-english-and-creative-writing
Honours Degree with Creative Component:
Bachelor of Arts Honours (English and Creative Writing)
Further study:
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Undergraduate Degree in Creative Writing:
Bachelor of Arts with a Major in ENGLISH AND CREATIVE WRITING
Explore historical and contemporary fiction, non-fiction, poetry, autobiographies, essays and plays. You will develop analytic and creative writing skills, and explore how different oral and written texts have impacted cultures around the world.
Mid-year intake available.
Bachelor of Arts with Honours
May 2018
B A (Honours) in Communication. (Advanced coursework and production of an academic, professional and/or creative thesis).
Writing:
Media Arts and Production:
Bachelor of Arts in Communication (Writing and Cultural Studies)Bachelor of Arts in Communication (Media Arts and Production)
The Graduate Diploma in Arts is a one year full time equivalent award intended for graduates seeking to build upon an existing undergraduate qualification by specialising in a chosen area including English and Creative Writing
The Master of Creative Writing is a three semester equivalent full time award affording students the opportunity to become part of a community of writers and develop their skills to a professional level. The program culminates in the production of a 48,000 word major work of supervised creative and academic research, in which students demonstrate their mastery of the craft and their understanding of their own writing in relation to historical and contemporary literary milieus. Graduates are well placed to pursue a professional career in the writing and publishing sector, and/or undertake doctorate level research in the creative arts.
The Bachelor of Arts is a 3 year full time equivalent award introducing students to a broad range of knowledge and enquiry underpinning our society and culture, within the context of a Christian worldview. With this degree you may choose to include a major in Creative Writing.
Art graduates have in the past established careers in a wide range of areas, such as publishing, journalism, book writing, advertising and media
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The English Honours program includes a creative writing unit (not offered every year), and the option of a creative writing topic for the Honours Research Project. The University’s Cultural Environment and Heritage program provides for a limited number of creative writing placements in Tasmanian cultural institutions.
The Master of Arts (English) can be undertaken with a creative writing topic.
Dr Danielle Wood: Danielle.Wood@utas.edu.au
The School of English, Journalism and European Languages offers creative writing units at undergraduate level as part of a Bachelor of Arts. These units include Writing Short Fiction and Writing Tasmania.
Staff Contact: Program Administrator, Alison Southby – engl-fass@waikato.ac.nz
