Creative Writing (Extended)
Language and Area Studies
Taught
MA
Taught
MA
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| England | £5,850 | £2,950 |
| Northern Ireland | £5,850 | £2,950 |
| Scotland | £5,850 | £2,950 |
| Wales | £5,850 | £2,950 |
| EU | £12,250 | £6,150 |
| International | £12,250 | £6,150 |
Requirements
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About
Overview
The Extended MA in Creative Writing (EMA) is a 240-credit postgraduate qualification, equivalent to 120 ECTS, recognized throughout the European Union.
Program Structure
The EMA includes:
- A standard UK MA program
- An additional 60 credits (30 ECTS)
- Coursework completed in one semester at a partner institution overseas
Benefits
The EMA not only provides a recognized postgraduate qualification but also offers a study abroad experience, enhancing employability credentials.
Funding Information
For more details on fees, scholarships, postgraduate loans, and other funding options, please visit our website.
Subject Area Information
Welsh literature is a rich and diverse field of study that encompasses a wide range of texts, from medieval poetry to contemporary novels. Courses in Welsh literature offer students the opportunity to explore the linguistic, cultural, and historical contexts of literary works written in both Welsh and English, emphasizing the unique aspects of Welsh identity expressed through literature.
1. Introduction to Welsh Literature
2. Medieval Welsh Poetry
3. The Mabinogion and Welsh Mythology
4. Modern Welsh Literature
5. Welsh Literature in Translation
- Literary Analysis
- Historical Contextualization
- Research
- Translation
Career
Graduates in Welsh literature can pursue a variety of careers that leverage their analytical, linguistic, and research skills, contributing to fields such as academia, publishing, cultural heritage, and writing.
Academia
Graduates can pursue careers as researchers or professors specializing in Welsh literature or Celtic studies.
Publishing
Opportunities exist in editing, literary translation, and publishing, particularly for those with strong language skills.
Cultural Heritage
Work in museums, archives, or cultural organizations preserving and promoting Welsh literary heritage.
Writing and Journalism
Skills in literary analysis and research can lead to careers in writing, journalism, or literary criticism.
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