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Make innovative contributions to contemporary literature

Creative writing at UNSW School of the Arts & Media will empower you to produce innovative contributions to contemporary literature. You’ll explore fresh, experimental writing across genres in fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction and ficto-criticism.

Your study in creative writing will balance literary study and creative practice, with a grounding in the development of new literary techniques, forms and genres throughout history. You’ll be taught by award-winning writers with internationally recognised expertise in teaching and creative writing. Through your study, you’ll achieve a thorough understanding of the critical and social contexts in which your work circulates.

Prepare yourself for a career in the creative arts

As part of UNSW School of the Arts & Media, you’ll analyse links between writing and other forms of art and media through elective courses in film studies, theatre and performance and media and communications. Learning to write creatively and effectively will allow you to apply these skills in various creative industries such as public relations, copywriting, social media and scriptwriting.

Learn from national leaders in research

You'll be taught by award-winning academics, scholars and writers in an innovative, creative and stimulating environment. We support a strong research culture, and our school is benchmarked with the highest global rating of 5 by Excellence Research in Australia (ERA). Our staff have received the Vice-Chancellor's and Dean's Award for Excellence in Postgraduate Research Supervision.

Connect with the wider literary community

UNSWriting runs a series of masterclasses and “in conversation” events with visiting local and international authors. These events enable students to connect with the wider literary community. UNSWriting cultivates ideas and good writing, giving you the chance to experience special events, workshops and public talks with professionals in the field.

Our network of writers, publishers and students gives you valuable industry connections, which will support your future career path – wherever that may lead.

Write for our student-run publication

The  UNSWeetened Literary Journal  is an annual publication run by students at Arc. It provides a voice for students, showcasing the university's creative writing talent and features poetry and prose from both undergraduate and postgraduate students.

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The undergraduate major includes core courses in creative writing with a range of prescribed electives in English literary studies, media and communications, film studies and theatre and performance. During your study, you’ll produce your own body of creative work by developing practical skills in the craft of writing, and by learning how this craft relates to the history of literary forms.

At UNSW, you'll hone your practical knowledge of creative writing through participation in group workshops. You'll come to view yourself as a participant in the public life of literature and to understand the political and ethical dimensions of the aesthetic choices you’ll make as a writer.

We offer the below undergraduate courses with a major or minor in Creative writing: 

• Bachelor of Arts 
• Bachelor of Arts/Law
• Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours)/Arts
• Bachelor of Commerce/Arts 
• Bachelor of Computer Science/Arts
• Bachelor of Economics/Arts
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Arts
• Bachelor of Environmental Management/Arts
• Bachelor of Fine Arts/Arts
• Bachelor of Media / Arts
• Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine/Arts
• Bachelor of Science/Arts
• Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics)(Honours)/Arts
• Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)/Arts

We offer the below undergraduate courses with a minor only in Creative writing: 

• Bachelor of Arts/Education (Secondary)
• Bachelor of Design
• Bachelor of Fine Arts
• Bachelor of Media
• Bachelor of Social Sciences

You’ll have the option to continue your studies into an honours year. Working closely with a supervisor, you’ll produce a thesis comprising of two complementary parts: a creative work and a scholarly essay. The honours degree provides a basis for further study at the postgraduate research level.

The PhD in creating writing supports students to produce a full-length creative work in any genre (novel, collection of poetry, short fiction, nonfiction, biography, ficto-criticism, etc.) and an accompanying scholarly dissertation of at least 30,000 words.

This original work will explore the flexible connection between the creative and the critical. Previous PhD students in creative writing include prize-winning and best-selling authors: Charlotte Wood and Anna Westbrook.

You can find more information on the variety of scholarships on offer at UNSW.

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Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing | CUA40118

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The Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing (CUA40118) is a new nationally accredited course.

It is designed to provide you with the skills and knowledge to write and edit professionally.

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This industry standard course has been designed to introduce participants to the skills required in the contemporary writing and editing industry. It will suit the needs of people seeking a career as a writing industry professional.

To complement your creative and technical skills, you will graduate with employability skills, know how to deliver to a deadline, and develop project management skills.

You will also develop a portfolio of your original written work and have an opportunity to be published in Painted Words, an annual, professionally produced and printed anthology of student writing.

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Through hands-on experience, you will develop the foundation skills required to use industry-standard applications such as Microsoft Word and digital-publishing programs such as Adobe's InDesign, Acrobat and Photoshop to prepare you for work in the rapidly changing digital world.

When you graduate, you'll be equipped to write and edit in various fields and you'll have the confidence to write in an engaging style with accuracy and flair.

Your career as a writer and editor starts here!

Do you have unpublished writing you don't know what to do with? Do you want to know how to properly edit and present your work to get it published? This industry standard course has been designed to introduce participants to the skills required in the contemporary writing and editing industry and will suit the needs of a range of writing industry professionals.

Our course delivery features a combination of on-campus and remote (online) learning. This flexibility allows our students to continue to study in a safe, guided and supported manner.

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To be awarded the qualification you must successfully complete six core units and six elective units.

Your course is delivered face-to-face with clusters of units designed to give you hands-on instruction in a range of writing and editing techniques you can expect in the writing industry.

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• Introduction to writing fiction
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• History of writing and literature
• Introduction to poetry and lyric writing
• Introduction to content creation for new media
• Introduction to writing for video, film and television

You will be regularly assessed during the course to show that you have achieved the skills and knowledge required. Assessments may include practical written project-work and oral tasks. Your course is classroom centered in a studio-based environment in which you will study individually and occasionally in groups; you will use industry-standard equipment and the latest digital publishing software.

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Write your own stories and develop the work of others

Develop your own voice as you explore genres including poetry. You’ll learn how to plan and research your projects. Polish your grammar, practice proofreading and copyediting. Witness words transforming from wispy thoughts to professional pieces.

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What is a creative writing course.

A creative writing course teaches you how to approach different styles of writing, like fiction, short fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction. You will be encouraged to share your work so it can be critiqued by others, which helps you develop your skills to a publishable standard. 

What do you learn in a creative writing course?

Creative writing courses are both inspiring and practical. You’re given the space to experiment with your own ideas, but you also learn writing for different genres, platforms and formats. 

Depending on your course, you’ll learn how to:

• kickstart your creativity
• develop a distinctive writing style
• think critically about work produced by other writers 
• write across areas like short fiction, long-form fiction, genre fiction, poetry and children’s fiction
• act on feedback and edit your own work
• deliver critical feedback during virtual workshop discussions
• submit your work for publication
• navigate the Australian publishing industry.

Why should I study creative writing?

There are countless reasons to study creative writing. Enrol if you want to develop your craft, write professionally, or inspire yourself artistically. You’ll have the space to work on projects that matter to you, which could lead to a publishable story, collection or manuscript that you might not have finished otherwise. 

You’ll gain incredibly valuable knowledge about the path to publication from people who’ve been there. And you’ll network with like-minded creatives from all over the country. These connections often end up being the writers, editors and publishers you collaborate with in your career.   

Why should I study an online course in creative writing?

It’s not uncommon to juggle your creative projects with other work. Studying online gives you the time and flexibility to do that. Plus, you’re not restricted by location—you can access universities from across Australia. This has its advantages. It means you can choose your course based on the writing teachers who appeal to you most.  

Why should I study online through Open Universities Australia?

There are a lot of reasons to study your course online through us.

• You can enrol without entry requirements  We have a unique open-door policy  that makes it possible for everyone to enrol in university study, no matter their academic history. If you don’t meet the entry requirements for a degree, we’ll help you get in through single undergraduate subjects and transition into a qualification from there.
• You have total control over how you study Upskill without committing to a whole degree upfront. Or enrol in a full degree, but take it a subject at a time. We’ll introduce you to flexible study options you didn’t even know about, so you can fit uni around what matters to you.
• You’ll graduate with the same qualification as an on-campus student Once you enrol through us, you’ll study online with the university that provides your degree. This means that when you complete your qualification, you’ll graduate with the same degree as on-campus students.
• We’ll help you navigate the university world Our friendly student advisors will be your guide every step of the enrolment journey. They'll help you compare universities, choose a course, provide documentation and understand your finance options.

How long is a creative writing course?

It depends on the course and whether you choose something short or long-term. Here’s a general guide: 

If you study a degree in creative writing through Open Universities Australia, you have the flexibility to choose how many subjects you take per term. This means you can complete your qualification at a faster or slower pace than you would on campus.   

Is creative writing a difficult course?

Creative writing is a skill that requires practice and patience—but it’s a skill anyone can learn with the right guidance. Many of our students find workshopping to be the hardest thing about their course, because they can’t help taking the feedback about their work personally. It’s tricky to separate yourself from your writing, but your tutors and peers only have your development in mind. If you’re open to a bit of constructive criticism, you should find your course fun and rewardingly challenging. 

What jobs can you get with a creative writing degree?

Creative writing graduates have the critical thinking and writing skills to work across all sorts of industries. Students commonly pursue work as:

• Journalists
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• Digital marketers
• Magazine publishers and editors
• Book publishers and editors
• Screenwriters
• Arts administrators

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<p>Designed to give you the practical skills to approach your creative writing projects with

2024-04-09 Tue 9 Apr 2024 - 2024-04-30 Tue 30 Apr 2024

6pm - 9pm 6pm - 9pm (UTC+10:00)

4 sessions, 12 hours total

• Mark Tredinnick

Tue 9 Apr 2024

6pm - 9pm (UTC+10:00)

Room 204 - Face-to-face (CCE Building, Newtown)

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<p>This writing course offers you a rich immersion in creative nonfiction, practical tuition and

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2024-06-07 Fri 7 Jun 2024 2024-06-07

9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm (UTC+10:00)

1 session, 8 hours total

Fri 7 Jun 2024

9am - 5pm (UTC+10:00)

Room 201 - Face-to-face (CCE Building, Newtown)

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2024-06-15 Sat 15 Jun 2024 2024-06-15

9am - 3pm 9am - 3pm (UTC+10:00)

1 session, 6 hours total

• Keith Whelan

Sat 15 Jun 2024

9am - 3pm (UTC+10:00)

<p>This practical and inspiring course is for anyone who wants to kick-start, or deepen, their

2024-06-24 Mon 24 Jun 2024 - 2024-06-28 Fri 28 Jun 2024

9am - 1pm 9am - 1pm (UTC+10:00)

5 sessions, 20 hours total

Mon 24 Jun 2024

9am - 1pm (UTC+10:00)

Room 200 - Face-to-face (CCE Building, Newtown)

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Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing

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Explore your creative side while gaining the technical skills you need to succeed in this specialist industry. Suitable for both full- and part-time students, this flexible, online course provides training in creative and vocational writing, copyediting and proofreading. It is an excellent pathway to tertiary study in writing, journalism and editing.

The Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing is a great option for would-be writers who would benefit from a disciplined environment to get started and from interacting with like-minded people. With a focus on key writing elements as clarity, efficiency, precision, tone and structure you’ll receive a grounding in the fundamentals of grammar and punctuation. Our specialist writing electives, which include corporate, fiction and creative non-fiction writing, will give you the opportunity to experiment with form and style and to see where your writing strengths and interests lie. Webinars are held regularly throughout the week, but you can access their learning material and discussion forums on the Moodle learning platform 24/7.

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Career Opportunities

• Creative Writer • Design and Production Trainee • Editing and Proofreading Assistant/Trainee • Freelance Writer • Journalist Trainee • Publicity Assistant • Publishing Assistant • Marketing and Public Relations Assistant

Opportunities for Further Study

CUA50118 Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing

Skills or Knowledge gained

This course is designed to provide introductory training in creative and vocational writing and copyediting and proofreading. You will develop skills and knowledge in the following areas: • Industry knowledge • Industry laws and regulations • Copyright requirements • Technological skills • Use of the internet • Grammar and usage • Writing and editing skills • Concept development • History and theory • Information collection and organisation • Workshopping.

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Are there specified requirements for entry into the course/qualification?: No

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Applicants must participate in an online interview to discuss their understanding of the course outcomes and must provide a 1000-word writing sample that demonstrates sufficient literacy skills to undertake the course.

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Not applicable.

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Will this course/qualification or a constituent unit provide a pathway to an industry licence or regulated outcome: No

Qualifications and Recognition - 2024

Upon successful completion of this course students will be eligible to receive the Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing.

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Does this course require placement?: No

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Bachelor of Creative Practice

Type of institution: TAFE Institute Level: Undergraduate CRICOS: 00591E

The Bachelor of Creative Practice is for specialist creative practitioners who wish to develop strong practical skills in their creative medium. The Bachelor of Creative Practice uses a studio-based learning approach which enables students to use a practice-based learning model to hone their practical skills while at the same time developing sound underpinning knowledge, not only in their artistic discipline, but also in the areas of entrepreneurship and innovation. The course uses a mix of face-to-face learning in a studio setting and facilitated on-line learning. The Bachelor of Creative Practice is is a three-year fulltime (part time equivalent) qualification.Further information about this course is available on the TAFE NSW Degrees website

This course is made up of core subjects. Successfully complete 24 core subjects to achieve this qualification. Full time students enrol in four subjects each semester – two practical, studio based subjects and two online theory subjects. Part time students enrol in two subjects each semester – one practical, studio based subject and one online theory subject.

• Cultural Foundations
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• Studio Techniques 3
• Contemporary Theory
• Modern World Culture
• Academic Foundations
• Engagement in Creative Practice
• Studio Techniques 4

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MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTSApplicants are required to hold, at minimum, one of the following to be considered eligible for admission:- a NSW HSC (Higher School Certificate) or equivalent OR- a recognised Tertiary Preparation Certificate OR- a qualification from a Registered Training Organisation at Certificate IV level or above OR- the completion of at least one year full-time or equivalent in a degree course at a higher education institution.ADVANCED ENTRYApplicants who have recently completed a relevant Advanced Diploma of Creative Practice may be eligible for recognition of their previous studies and may need only to complete 12 subjects (equivalent to 3 semesters full-time) to complete the Bachelor of Creative Practice. All applications for recognition must be submitted to the Course Coordinator at the campus you wish to study at and will require evidence to support your claim for recognition.ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTSIn addition to the minimum eligibility requirements all applicants are required to submit a portfolio of creative / art work as part of their application. applicants may be invited to attend a pre-admission interview.SPECIAL ADMISSIONSIf you do not meet the minimum eligibility requirements for this course, you may be able to apply for entry into this course based on mature age or disadvantage. Contact the course coordinator for details of evidence that you should attach to your application.

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Campuses: Albury Campus, Wagga Wagga Campus.

DOMESTIC STUDENTSFees are calculated each semester on a per subject basis. See the TAFE NSW Higher Education Tuition FeesSchedule for details.FEE-HELPFEE-HELP is a student loan scheme funded by the CommonwealthGovernment to help eligible students pay their tuition fees. Find out moreStudy Assist websiteINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSInternational student tuition fees are subject to the TAFE NSW Australiacourse fee structure. For further information please check the TAFE NSWInternational Australia website for details on fees and enrolmentprocesses for international students.OTHER FEESIn addition to tuition fees, there may be additional resource and/or fieldtrip fees to undertake this course. Students may also be required topurchase textbooks for each subject they are enrolled in

Campuses: Hunter Street Campus, Murwillumbah Campus.

DOMESTIC STUDENTSFees are calculated each semester on a per subject basis. See the TAFE NSW Higher Education Tuition Fees Schedule for details.FEE-HELPFEE-HELP is a student loan scheme funded by the Commonwealth Government to help eligible students pay their tuition fees. Find out more Study Assist websiteINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSInternational student tuition fees are subject to the TAFE NSW Australia course fee structure. For further information please check the TAFE NSW International Australia website for details on fees and enrolment processes for international students.OTHER FEESIn addition to tuition fees, there may be additional resource and/or field trip fees to undertake this course. Students may also be required to purchase textbooks for each subject they are enrolled in, along with a polo shirt.

Campuses: Ultimo College, Main Campus.

DOMESTIC STUDENTSFees are calculated each semester on a per subject basis. See the TAFE NSW Higher Education Tuition Fees Schedule for details.FEE-HELPFEE-HELP is a student loan scheme funded by the Commonwealth Government to help eligible students pay their tuition fees. Find out moreStudy Assist websiteINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSInternational student tuition fees are subject to the TAFE NSW Australia course fee structure. For further information please check the TAFE NSW International Australia website for details on fees and enrolment processes for international students.OTHER FEESIn addition to tuition fees, there may be additional resource and/or field trip fees to undertake this course. Students may also be required to purchase textbooks for each subject they are enrolled in.

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Write to Achieve – Effective Writing for Work

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This short course focuses on developing the skills needed for information-based writing, as well as helping to improve your spelling and grammar skills. This course is beneficial to those looking to improve their work related writing skills and/or those wanting to start a career in South Australia Police (SAPOL) or Correctional Services and preparing for the recruitment tests. Over ten sessions the course will cover various types of writing, including reports and emails, and the final session will include strategies for updating your resume and cover letter. Skills covered: - Developing an understanding of writing strategies, sequencing information and reporting; - Using evidence based writing and editing skills to improve grammar and punctuation; - Accuracy with word selection and spelling. For organisations that wish to pay the student fees for this course and are unable to pay by credit card via the website, please contact the Short Course team via email at [email protected] to organise a Third Party Payment invoice.

Short Course Delivery Locations Some short courses can provide accreditation for industry-specific registration, while others merely provide skills and knowledge in the subject area. Concession prices are available for some courses.

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What is a Virtual Classroom? A virtual classroom is when students learn with a lecturer and other students via web conferencing technology as part of a virtual classroom. Lecturers lead a virtual classroom that is accessed by students in different locations at the same time. TAFE SA currently use Collaborate. You will need access to a computer and the internet for this course or you can use the facilities at your local TAFE SA campus. You do not need to install any software and you can access the classroom from any computer that has an internet connection, or a mobile telephone. You will be provided with the link to the classroom from your lecturer prior to the start date.

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Current employment trends shows that employment in Australia is rising and is expected to grow through 2017. There are currently 290,725 job vacancies in Australia . The unemployment rate in Australia is 6.0%.

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Add some sparkle to your career as a jeweller or jewellery designer with an industry-endorsed course at TAFE Queensland.

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Develop the practical skills and experience required to work in the performing arts as a stage and film actor, performing artist, performance maker, or arts facilitator.

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Whether you want to be centre stage as a musician or vocalist, or work behind the scenes as a sound engineer, composer, or music manager, our courses can help turn your musical dreams into a reality.

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Embrace your creative flair and get the skills you need to work in graphic design, digital design and visual communications, in a variety of commercial contexts, across both print and digital media.

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Lay a solid foundation for a career in interior design and decoration at TAFE Queensland. Develop industry-ready skills to work on both residential and commercial projects.

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Explore your passion in creative industries, whether it’s to be part of the next wave of film makers or game developers, to unleash your creativity as a fashion designer, or to build your career in the music industry.  

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Whatever your passion, TAFE Queensland offers creative courses to help you launch your career in style and define your greatness.  

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