Creative Writing (Multidiscipline)

Unleash your inner storyteller and explore the diverse world of creative writing with the University of Salford’s BA (Hons) Creative Writing (Multidiscipline) program. This three-year, full-time degree equips you with the skills and knowledge to become a versatile writer, fostering creativity, imagination, and a strong foundation across various writing genres.

Embrace Multiple Genres: Delve into the exciting world of fiction, poetry, scriptwriting, journalism, and more. Experiment with diverse forms of creative expression and discover your unique writing voice.

Master Storytelling Fundamentals: Develop a solid foundation in narrative structure, character development, dialogue writing, and plot construction. Hone your editing and proofreading skills to craft polished and impactful pieces.

Industry-Informed Curriculum: Learn from experienced writers and academics who stay current with the evolving creative writing landscape. Gain practical insights and explore the professional opportunities open to creative writers.

Go Beyond the Text: Explore multimedia storytelling formats like screenwriting and explore the potential of integrating visuals and sound with your written narratives. Develop an understanding of the contemporary media landscape.

Project-Based Learning: Develop your writing skills through engaging creative writing projects. Receive personalized feedback on your work and participate in workshops that foster collaboration and critical thinking.

Professional Development: Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the creative writing industry. Learn about publishing options, literary agents, copyright law, and self-promotion strategies.

Develop Valuable Skills: Hone your creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities. Strengthen your research, communication, and collaboration skills.

Graduates emerge as versatile writers prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Fiction writing (novels, short stories, children’s literature)
• Scriptwriting for film, television, or theater
• Content writing and copywriting for marketing or advertising
• Journalism and creative non-fiction writing
• Editing and publishing
• Teaching creative writing
• Further studies in creative writing, literature, or related fields (e.g., journalism, media studies)