Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - English Literature with Creative Writing (Q3W9)

Swansea University's English and Creative Writing degree students will learn a range of writing skills to equip them for a career as a writer, including novels, plays, poetry, film scripts, and non-fiction.

Students will explore a range of styles and genres, as well as studying the history, traditions and theory of English Literature.

They will be taught by experienced writers whose works have been widely published, broadcast and performed, as well as academic staff internationally recognized for their research.

Students can tailor their degree to their own interests, learning how to write novels, write for the stage, screen and broadcast, write short stories and non-fiction, write poetry, writing as a career and exploring styles and genres.

The English with Creative Writing course also allows students to explore a variety of English Literature topics including gothic and genre fiction, gender and culture, renaissance literature, national and global literatures, and contemporary writing.