Creative Writing (Hons) Falmouth University

Overview

The Creative Writing (Hons) at Falmouth University provides an immersive environment for aspiring authors to master the art of storytelling across diverse platforms. This undergraduate degree encourages students to experiment with various forms, from traditional prose and poetry to contemporary digital media and scriptwriting.

Students benefit from a curriculum designed to bridge the gap between creative expression and professional publication. By engaging with a community of writers, the programme fosters a collaborative atmosphere where critical feedback and creative exploration go hand in hand to produce industry-ready graduates.

Why Creative Writing (Hons) at Falmouth University?

The university offers a vibrant creative hub where writers are encouraged to collaborate with peers in film, gaming, and performance. This interdisciplinary approach ensures that students understand how writing functions within the wider creative industries, providing a distinct advantage in the modern job market.

Facilities include dedicated writing spaces and access to professional publishing resources, allowing students to see their work move from initial draft to finished product. The institution's strong links to literary festivals and publishing houses provide invaluable networking opportunities throughout the duration of the course.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 19950 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum focuses on developing technical proficiency and a deep understanding of narrative structure. Modules may include:

• Breaking the Rules
• Writing for Screen
• Poetry
• Short Fiction
• Non-Fiction
• Professional Writing
• Publishing
• Experimental Writing
• Major Project

Careers with Creative Writing (Hons)

Graduates are well-equipped for a variety of roles within the media and communications sectors. Many pursue careers as novelists, screenwriters, or poets, while others find success in professional fields such as journalism, copywriting, and digital content creation.

The skills gained during the programme also prepare students for roles in the publishing industry, including editorial work, literary agenting, and marketing. The ability to communicate complex ideas effectively ensures that alumni are highly valued in any sector requiring high-level narrative and analytical expertise.