理学硕士-创意写作

我们国际认可的创意写作计划提供了理想的机会，可让您深入专注于自己的创意实践。在知名作家和诗人的指导下，通过研讨会和研讨会的组合，您将磨练自己的编辑技巧，并在一个充满挑战但又充满挑战的环境中发扬独特的声音。研讨会和研讨会以旨在磨练您的关键能力的文学课程为辅，在任职主管的支持和指导下，夏季学期改为撰写创意论文。作为联合国教科文组织第一个世界文学之城，爱丁堡是发掘文学潜力的理想之地，并且为学生们提供了许多参与城市创意生活的机会。
Based in the first UNESCO World City of Literature, this one-year, full-time taught Masters programme is tailored towards your practice in either fiction or poetry. There is a strong practical element to the programme, helping you develop your creative skills through: workshops presenting your work for peer discussion hearing from guest writers and other professionals on the practicalities of life as a writer You will also sharpen your critical skills through: seminars exploring the particulars of your chosen form option courses in literature, helping you move from theoretical considerations to practical applications The programme culminates with the publication of ‘From Arthur’s Seat,’ an anthology of student work. Why Edinburgh Literature has been taught here for over 250 years, and today Edinburgh thrives on its designation as the first UNESCO World City of Literature. The city is home to the National Library of Scotland and the Scottish Poetry Library, and a number of celebrated publishing outlets, from Canongate and Polygon, to Luath Press, Birlinn and Mariscat. The University hosts the prestigious James Tait Black Awards, established in 1919, and is one of the oldest literary prizes in Britain. There are lots of opportunities to write and share your work, from ‘The Student,’ the UK’s oldest student newspaper (founded in 1887 by Robert Louis Stevenson), to The Selkie, which was founded by Creative Writing students in 2018 to showcase work by people who self-identify as underrepresented. Around the city, you will find: library readings and bookshop launches spoken word gigs cabaret nights poetry slams Edinburgh isn’t just historic – it’s a modern hub for literature. That’s part of what makes the city great for writing. Austin Crowley, MSc in Creative Writing, 2023 We teach our programme in a team so that you benefit from the input of a range of tutors, as well as your fellow students and our Writer in Residence, the poet and author Michael Pedersen, who also co-ordinates a range of student writing prizes and our annual industry and networking event. The academic staff you will be working with are all active researchers or authors, including well-published and prize-winning writers of poetry, prose fiction and drama. They include: Dr Jane Alexander - Fiction Dr Lynda Clark Dr Patrick Errington - PoetryFiction Dr Miriam Gamble - Poetry Professor Alan Gillis - Poetry Dr Jane McKie - Poetry Dr Allyson Stack - Fiction Kim Sherwood - Fiction Alice Thompson - Fiction