Course Overview
Plan a manuscript (a novel, collection of short stories, collection of poems, or book of literary non-fiction) and complete it, or a substantial part of it, brought to publishable quality or as near as possible.
Understand literary form, style, and genre, as relevant to your chosen form of writing.
Acquire a variety of relevant writing techniques, and research techniques to support writing, and adapt them to your particular creative project.
Understand and respond creatively to questions arising from the subject matter, themes, genres, traditions, and other literary contexts with which your chosen manuscript is engaged.
Receive and give precise and sensitive critical feedback in workshop groups and one-to-one tutorials.
Respond creatively to feedback provided by tutors and other students, adapting that feedback to your particular vision of your book.
Understand choices and opportunities relevant to your chosen manuscript, including questions about how to place your work, and the role of agents, publishers, and editors.
General Eligibility
Recognised Bachelor's degree or higher and evidence of two years of work experience; or successful completion of equivalent courses; or satisfactory preparation for the course through informal or non-formal learning and/or professional experiences subject to the approval of the Academic Chair
Part Time Work Details
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students
Language Requirement