The MA Children's Literature programme is an exciting and innovative programme that offers you the chance to study children's literature through diverse theoretical approaches, creative writing, or children's book illustration. You'll join a vibrant and supportive academic community, where you can collaborate with fellow students and engage in lively discussions about the literature that shapes young minds. You'll be invited to join the Children's and Young Adult Literature Research Forum (CYALRF) and contribute to Spinning Gold, the online publication led by MA Children's Literature students.<br><br>Delve into the captivating world of children's and YA literature, gaining a critical understanding of how these texts shape our perceptions of society and their power to challenge dominant ideologies.<br>Be empowered to tackle the complex and pressing issues of representation and diversity in children's and YA literature, whether you come from an academic, publishing, education, or children's media background, and whether you are an established professional or just starting out. If you are passionate about children's and young adult literature, this is the perfect course for you to hone your skills.<br>Learn from a highly qualified teaching team with extensive experience in children's and YA literature, including scholars, published authors, and industry professionals such as Professor Michael Rosen, Professor Vicky Macleroy, Dr Emily Corbett, and Dr Laura Teague.<br><br>Length<br>1 year full-time or 2 years part-time