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Creative Writing Undergraduate Degrees

Our Creative Writing degree is an innovative and practical programme that gives you the chance to explore ideas and develop your own creative voice. You’ll work across different forms and genres, learning practical skills that help you express yourself and connect with readers. This is your opportunity to turn inspiration into powerful writing and share your stories with the world.

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Creative Writing - BA (Hons)
Want to write a novel? Love poetry? Taught by experts and published writers, this course will help you build a writing career.
UCAS Code
W801
Qualification
BA (Hons)
Duration
3 Years
Study Mode
Full Time, Part Time
Creative Writing And Modern Languages - BA (Hons)
Craft stories that cross borders. Combine creative writing with language expertise. Share your voice with global audiences and pursue unique career paths.
UCAS Code
W8R8
Qualification
BA (Hons)
Duration
4 Years
Study Mode
Part Time, Full Time
English Language With Creative Writing - BA (Hons)
Explore how English works and develop skills in writing in a variety of forms. Launch successful careers in writing, publishing, and beyond.
UCAS Code
Q3WL
Qualification
BA (Hons)
Duration
3 Years
Study Mode
Full Time, Part Time
English Literature And Creative Writing - BA (Hons)
Combine literature and creative writing and tell your own stories. Explore diverse career paths in arts, education, and writing fields.
UCAS Code
2P17
Qualification
BA (Hons)
Duration
3 Years
Study Mode
Full Time, Part Time
Music And Creative Writing - BA (Hons)
Combine music and creative writing, explore lyrics and storytelling. Discover unique career paths in songwriting and art.
UCAS Code
WW38
Qualification
BA (Hons)
Duration
3 Years
Study Mode
Part Time, Full Time
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Graduate, Millie Smith

Millie Smith Bangor Launched My Journalistic Career at The Telegraph

Millie studied English Literature with Creative Writing at Bangor University

"I loved my course, the people on it and the people who taught it. I always had the opportunity to share my thoughts, ask questions and gain feedback in a helpful and constructive way. I enjoyed the variety of texts, choice of modules, and lecturers’ expertise and their wide array of knowledge and interests."

"I’m now living in London and working at The Telegraph, where I’ve just moved into a permanent role as Community Editor after completing the graduate scheme. Bangor played a huge part in shaping me. "

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Our Research in Creative Writing

The expertise of Creative Writing staff lies in the craft of language and storytelling within the broad context of professional practice. Our staff work across disciplines, including poetry, short story, the novel, social media fiction, digital fiction, journalism, screenwriting, and publishing.  

Staff are internationally recognised experts in their chosen field, bringing knowledge and enthusiasm to their teaching.  The department has an active community of research students and offers research supervision in a range of specialist areas, including Poetry, Short story writing, Creative Translation, Bookselling, The space of the book, Digital publishing, Experimental writing, Ecopolitics, Welsh writing in English, Concept development, Screenwriting, Nationalism in Wales, Welsh or Welsh language media, Digital media in minority languages, Political Journalism. 

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