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English & Creative Writing
Indicative Course Content Why this Course?
Year One • Study with practising novelists, short
• Creative Writing: Activating the story writers, playwrights and poets
Imagination • Varied and challenging curriculum
• Language, Structure, Variety and • High success rates and student
Change satisfaction
• Literatures of the Nineteenth and • Range of specialist topics
Twentieth Centuries • Up-to-date approaches to teaching
• Foundation Course in Literary Theory and learning
• Drama • Skills developed on this course
Year Two
include: interpersonal skills, analysis
Students shape their route according to
and problem-solving, writing,
their own strengths and interests, and
research, independent and critical
develop their writing skills in a range of
thinking, teamwork, self-management
literary genres, including poetry, drama
and IT skills
and short fiction. Single Honours
• Mature students welcome with non-
students can also choose from the
standard qualifications
following strands:
Course Ranking
• Literary History (from Shakespeare to
English & Creative Writing at Chichester
Romanticism)
was the No 2 ranked Imaginative Writing
• Contesting Texts – Women’s Writing,
course nationally for student
Post-Colonialism
satisfaction.
• Modern English Language
Source: National Student Survey
• Drama
2007-08
Year Three
In addition to a Personal Study students
Careers
take a number of creative and critical
• Creative writing
special subjects, for example:
• Journalism
• Advanced Poetry
• Media professions
• Novel Writing
• Teaching
• Writing the Short Story
• Dramatic Writing
• Writing for Children
Typical UK qualification entry Interview:
requirements – individual offers may
Generally not required but there will be
vary:
opportunities to visit the department after
• A levels: BCC including English
you receive your offer.
• International Baccalaureate: 28 to 30
points with a Higher Language (English)
Fees 2009 Entry
at grade 5 • £8,300
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