

The Creative Writing major provides students the opportunity to explore and develop their creative writing capabilities for the page and screen, from the level of reflective portfolio work to the composition of sustained literary or multi-media text. Learning takes place in both classroom and mentored contexts.
WHAT THIS PROGRAMME COVERS
Students will gain an understanding of issues of style, genre, and the demands of editors and publishers. The degree prepares graduates for employment in the creative and professional writing industries.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Writing for the creative and professional writing industries, including:
PAPERS
Core Papers
Throughout the three years of the BA, students take core papers that provide the necessary skills in writing, research and IT capability to prepare them for academic work and their working life.For a list of core papers see the Bachelor of Arts overview.
Creative Writing Papers
165107 A Pacific Reader
165110 Reading New Zealand
166101 Language, Literature and Desire
166104 Popular Genres
166501 Creative Writing I: Voices
166502 Creative Writing II: Storylines
167102 New Literatures
167500 Creative Writing Project
916407 Creative Writing: Nga Tuhituhi Māori
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