PhD English Literature/Creative and Critical Writing
Course Overview
This PhD/MPhil in Creative and Critical Writing offers a unique opportunity to produce a substantial creative work under the one-to-one supervision of an established, publishing author. You will develop a major project, such as a novel or poetry collection, alongside a critical commentary that explores its literary context, providing a robust foundation for a future career in writing or academia. The program provides the flexibility of full or part-time study within a vibrant, supportive postgraduate community.
Key Program Highlights
- One-to-one mentorship from award-winning, publishing authors and academics.
- Dedicated focus on a major creative project (e.g., novel, short stories, poetry) in your chosen genre.
- Integration of a critical commentary to contextualize your creative work within literary traditions.
- Flexible full-time or part-time study options to suit your schedule.
- Immersion in a vibrant literary community with access to renowned writers like Carol Rumens and Philip Pullman.
Course Overview
This PhD/MPhil in Creative and Critical Writing offers a unique opportunity to produce a substantial creative work under the one-to-one supervision of an established, publishing author. You will develop a major project, such as a novel or poetry collection, alongside a critical commentary that explores its literary context, providing a robust foundation for a future career in writing or academia. The program provides the flexibility of full or part-time study within a vibrant, supportive postgraduate community.
Key Program Highlights
- One-to-one mentorship from award-winning, publishing authors and academics.
- Dedicated focus on a major creative project (e.g., novel, short stories, poetry) in your chosen genre.
- Integration of a critical commentary to contextualize your creative work within literary traditions.
- Flexible full-time or part-time study options to suit your schedule.
- Immersion in a vibrant literary community with access to renowned writers like Carol Rumens and Philip Pullman.
