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Creative Writing with Foundation Year

1 Study option · UndergraduateCarmarthen Campus
Awarded by:
University of Wales Trinity Saint David (Prifysgol Cymru Y Drindod Dewi Sant)

Course summary

The Creative Writing with a Foundation Year degree offers an inspiring and supportive environment for aspiring writers. This programme, guided by the standards of the National Association of Writers in Education (NAWE), is designed to build your confidence and skills while encouraging critical engagement with your creative work.

Through a thoughtfully structured curriculum, you will explore the fundamental elements of writing across various forms, including poetry, prose, and drama. As you develop your craft, the focus shifts to more advanced techniques, such as the writing of voice, form, and place, allowing you to experiment and refine your style.

Key to this programme are the specialised modules in fiction and poetry writing, where you will hone your skills in storytelling and self-expression. These are balanced by an emphasis on critical thinking and self-reflective practices, helping you to assess and improve your own work. You will also learn how to research effectively and apply these skills to create an independent project, showcasing your abilities as a writer.

The course goes beyond creative expression, equipping you with essential skills in editing, research, and publication. Dedicated modules on performance and publication provide insights into how to bring your work to audiences, while also offering a deeper understanding of the creative industries.

You will gain valuable knowledge about how writing can be adapted to different contexts, from digital platforms to traditional media.

With a focus on real-world applications, the programme introduces you to writing for diverse mediums, including screenwriting, journalism, digital content creation, and games. This varied approach ensures that your writing portfolio reflects both creativity and versatility, preparing you for opportunities in publishing, media, and beyond.

By the end of this degree, you will possess a comprehensive understanding of the writing craft, alongside a polished portfolio and a clear sense of direction within the creative sectors. Whether your ambition is to become a professional writer, contribute to the publishing world, or use your skills in other creative fields, this programme lays the foundation for success.

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Application codes

Course code:
CRF1
Institution code:
T80

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