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English and Creative Writing (Online)

Course details
  • 1 Study option
  • Undergraduate
Course location
Online

Course summary

This Teesside University award is delivered 100% online

Course overview: Delivered 100% online and flexibly designed to fit around your life, this course gives you the freedom to study at your own pace, wherever you are. You’ll explore a rich mix of English literature and creative writing - spanning poetry, prose, drama, cultural criticism and experimental texts. Alongside learning how to analyse literature from diverse periods and perspectives, you’ll take part in workshops, student-led conferences and real-world writing projects.

From your first year through to your final project, you’ll be guided by expert tutors who are published writers and active researchers. You’ll develop your creative voice, sharpen your analytical skills, and gain the confidence to shape your future - whether that’s in writing, publishing, education or the wider creative industries.

Whether you are crafting a novel, penning poetry or analysing literary texts, this course provides the tools and support you need to hone your craft and prepare for a successful career in the creative industries.

Join a vibrant online community of fellow writers and take advantage of the flexibility to study at your own pace. With a curriculum designed to challenge and inspire, this is your gateway to a world of literary excellence and creative expression.

Top reasons to study this course:

  1. Flexible learning: study at your own pace and from anywhere in the world with our 100% online course delivery.
  2. Expert tuition: learn from experienced and passionate tutors, who are active researchers and published writers in their fields.
  3. Practical experience: develop your writing skills through workshops, seminars and independent projects that mimic real-world writing scenarios.

After the course: The skills gained from this programme, such as critical thinking, creative problem solving and effective communication, are highly valued in many other sectors including advertising, journalism and the arts. With a strong portfolio of work and a deep understanding of the literary and creative landscape, you are well-equipped to pursue your chosen career path or further academic study.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
Q3WO
Institution code:
T20

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