Education, English Language, and Creative Writing
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Cambridge is a city that is famous for its language teaching, and with our pre-master’s course in Education, English Language, and Creative Writing you can kickstart your career in teaching, creative writing, and beyond.
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Postgraduate course.
- Full Time (15-19 months)
Education, English Language, and Creative Writing overview
Our Pre-masters Pathway in Education, English Language, and Creative Writing will help to prepare you for studying these subjects at postgraduate level. You will develop a range of academic and communicative skills such as, research theory and practice, independent learning, psychology and ethics, qualitative and quantitative research, and scientific/ social sciences research methods.
With an Education related master’s degree, you will develop and enhance your skills and understanding of professional practice. Working in partnership with recognised bodies, mental health trusts and hundreds of schools, ARU are accredited and well connected. You’ll benefit from those connections, along with opportunities to go on placement, and pioneering research that feeds into our teaching. With content relating to policy and practice in schools, reflecting contemporary theories, a master’s degree in Education provides scope for exploring key issues in school settings and refining personal professional practice and your research skills.
If it’s English Literature that you’re interested in studying, rest assured that ARU is the place to do so! Our English Literature BA concentrates on three periods of literary history, focusing heavily on politics and social change and ARU were judged “world-leading” in the Research Excellence Framework 2021 (REF2021). If you’re looking to advance your teaching career or move into academia, then MA English Literature could be the perfect choice for you as the skills you will learn will provide new directions for your future career and form the basis for your future study. Cambridge is a city famous for language teaching and MA Applied Linguistics and TESOL will help you to improve your theoretical understanding of language learning and develop professional teaching skills. Furthermore, with our Creative Writing MA you will be given the opportunity to study the most acclaimed writers of the past 200 years and discover the techniques they used, as well practising and sharing your writing skills with a group of fellow writers.
Pathway progression
- MA Education with Early Childhood
- MA Education
- MA Education with Montessori
- MA Education with Leadership and Management
- MA Education with Special Educational Needs and Disability
Please see our International and UK Course Matrix for intake information.
Stage 1: Pre-Masters in Education, English Literature, and Creative Writing
You will do the following modules during your pre-masters with ARU College:
This module aims to help students develop a range of academic and communicative skills necessary for successful study at postgraduate level.
Students will be taught and will practice a range of transferable communicative skills (written and oral) to prepare students for professional life. Students will be encouraged to find useful ways to develop independent learning and encourage students to take responsibility for their personal, academic and professional development.
This module has been designed to present some of the fundamental aspects of Law and Governance to students seeking to progress to one of the prescribed postgraduate degree pathways at Anglia Ruskin University.
The key features of the English legal system will be examined, including the creation and development of the law, as well as issues of judicial interpretation and parliamentary sovereignty. The impact of Human Rights legislation on all aspects of English law will also be discussed.
The syllabus will then focus directly on company law, in particular, reference to the various types of business entity and associated advantages and disadvantages, including: limited liability and unlimited liability organisations, lifting the veil of incorporation, duties of various bodies and posts within a company, liquidation, ethics and corporate governance. Employment law will be discussed with specific reference to identifying an employee, obligations of employer and employee, various types of dismissal and associated remedies and reparation. Issues of discrimination in the workplace will form the underlying basis for discussion.
Students will be introduced to fundamental ICT skills that will be necessary to utilise throughout University level studies. This course will address ICT software and topics as they currently exist, bridging the knowledge gap between various versions of software. Students will use common productivity software as well as internet-based applications.
This module introduces students to the interesting challenges that ICT presents today and covers many anchor points that may serve as a bridge to their interests and lifestyles. These bridges include the technology in their mobile telephones, computing equipment, and entertainment software.
This module takes into account that we will be dealing with students from a wide range of cultures and experience with computers, and successful completion indicates that students have obtained a good understanding of and ability to apply common applications (Ms Word, Excel and Power Point) to document creation, data collation and presentation whilst students will also be made aware of the benefits of using web based applications for information presentation and will be expected to use IT to communicate information effectively in a variety of forms.
This module aims to present some of the fundamental aspects of management.
Students will be taught the basic elements of business strategy and management to explore its uses in real-world contexts. This course will focus on the UK economic system and its place within broader context. Students will be taught how UK economy interacts with international trade to function in our global environment. Students will learn about economics and basics of marketing and financial accounting including its application and interpretation. This course will overview economic policy and its influence on modern economies.
To complete the postgraduate courses listed below at ARU, you will do the following modules during your pre-masters at ARU College:
- English Literature – MA
- Creative Writing – MA
This module aims to provide you with a good understanding of research theory and practice, enabling you to understand different qualitative and quantitative research methods.
The development, nature, scope and organisation of research is discussed in the module. You will be taught to define research questions, formulate objectives (organise hypothesis testing where relevant), and set decision criteria. The requirement for underpinning research with theory, using tertiary sources in conducting literature research is discussed. The methods and sources of primary and secondary data are introduced including: survey techniques, assessing data quality, and methods of analysis.
The basic principles and practices of qualitative and quantitative research are analysed. Students will be introduced to a range of scientific and social sciences research methods and be taught to identify which methods are most relevant to meet research objectives.
This module aims to introduce you to Psychology and Ethics. Students will learn why knowledge of risk management and ethical approval are important for research studies and good professional practice. This module will overview key psychological approaches and current psychological theorists along with an overview of ethical principles and standards developed in the context of psychological theory. Real-world applications of these approaches will also be discussed along with current debates and trends in practice.
You will be required to pass all modules (75 credits) in order to successfully complete the pre-masters course.
Stage 2: Masters Degree
Chelmsford/ Cambridge
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- Our MA Creative Writing will help you prepare for a career as a creative writer or in related areas such as publishing and the media, but will also give you critical and analytical skills valued by many employers.
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This course is aimed at practising writers who have a commitment to developing their writing. We offer a relaxed and stimulating literary and intellectual environment in which you can develop a better understanding of your work through critical reflection. The focus is on your own work in progress and you are encouraged to specialise in your chosen genre. The course investigates the technical mastery of creative writing in the short story or novel, poetry or screenwriting. We encourage you to broaden your appreciation of a range of traditional and experimental literary forms. We also work with you on the business side of writing. We provide mentoring and host a series of talks, masterclasses and networking opportunities with agents, publishers and established fiction writers. Our MA Publishing is a founding member of CAMPUS, Cambridge s Publishing Society, which has a wide membership throughout the industry. 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She is currently involved in narrative making projects across a range of media including screenwriting, narrative games, and children’s literature. Dr. Jon Stone — Poetry and ResearchJon is a poet, researcher and editor with a specialism in hybrid and ludic literary forms, interactive fiction and collaborative writing. He is a co-director of Sidekick Books, a small press which focuses on multi-author mixed-genre anthologies. Dr. Colette Paul — WriterColette Paul is particularly interested in short fiction, both theory and practice, and has published a book of short stories, Whoever You Choose to Love; these were serialized on Radio 4. Although her publications are in short fiction, she is interested in all types of prose fiction and has supervised many novel projects. Katharine Reeve — LecturerKatharine Reeve is Course Leader MA Publishing and Senior Lecturer Practitioner teaching BA and MA Creative Writing and Publishing. Her creative practice is in nonfiction writing with a focus on the environment, cultural history and memoir, specifically the Norfolk Broads. Dr. Alison MacLeod — WriterAlison is a novelist, short story writer, editor and senior academic. Alongside her publishing and academic careers, she has been a writer-in-residence, a writing mentor, a BBC contributor, a higher-education consultant, a ‘Writer for Liberty’ for Liberty UK, and a Fellow of the Royal Literary Fund. Lisa Farrell — PhD ResearcherLisa Farrell is a postgraduate researcher exploring interactivity in fiction and producing a collection of speculative short stories. Nancy Pardo — PhD ResearcherNancy is a fiction writer, researcher, and community advocate. Her research explores women’s experiences of nature through themes of legacy and inheritance, family, connection and disconnection, patriarchy, and male violence. 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Course SummaryTuition fees, entry requirements, university information, similar courses at this uni, key information data source : idp connect, qualification type. MA - Master of Arts Subject areasPublishing Creative Writing Course typeIntroduction Be both a creative writer and a publisher. Customise your studies and prepare yourself for work in these increasingly entwined growth industries. Whether you want to join the traditional publishing industry, establish your own small press or set up a single-author imprint for your own novels, this Masters degree will help you meet your ambitions. Taught in Cambridge, our MA is the only Creative Writing and Publishing course in the East of England and has been taken by many successful published writers. It offers you an opportunity to develop your fiction writing in a supportive environment, while gaining key insights into publishing practice and international and digital rights. Our fully customisable postgraduate course reflects the reality that authors are no longer insulated from business concerns. Even the biggest publishers expect authors to build their own platforms and audiences, manage their own social media and interpret sales. As a student on ARU’s MA Creative Writing and Publishing you’ll benefit from our wide-ranging industry connections, as well as talks, workshops and masterclasses featuring publishers and established fiction writers. You’ll also be able to attend our publishing short courses for free. Offered full- or part-time, this Masters course in Cambridge is a great way to study a subject you love and prepare for your future career. How you'll be assessed You will be assessed using methods that allow you to demonstrate the learning outcomes essential for your professional development. Depending on the module, these could include traditional essays, creative work (usually accompanied by a critical commentary) or publishing-specific forms such as book proposals and marketing plans. Our Masters degree in Creative Writing and Publishing will prepare you for employment in whichever aspect of the writing and publishing industries most interests you. You’ll develop transferable academic and professional skills, including self-reflection, critical analysis and working to briefs and deadlines. You’ll also gain the research skills needed to produce creative work, professional publishing documents and critical writing. Our publishing graduates also have a track record of success, with most now in careers at companies such as Bloomsbury, Wiley Capstone, Pearson, Cambridge University Press and Macmillan. You will gain Intermediate awards: PG Cert, PG Dip UK fees Course fees for UK studentsFor this course (per year) International fees Course fees for EU and international studentsStudents need a good honours degree (or equivalent), normally in a related subject. Applicants with professional experience are also encouraged to apply. The Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) offers gold standard teaching (TEF, 2023) and expert tuition across more than 100 flexible postgraduate degrees, making it a great option for students looking to deepen their academic and industrial knowledge of a subject. ARU’s campuses are located in four dynamic cities: Cambridge, Chelmsford and Peterborough and Writtle. Additionally, the university’s partnership with ARU London provides the opportunity... more MA Publishing (12 months)Full time | 12 months | 16-SEP-24 Publishing PhDFull time | 2 years | SEP-24 Publishing MPhilFull time | 1 year | SEP-24 MA Publishing (15 months)Full time | 15 months | 16-SEP-24 MA, PG Cert Creative Writing and Publishing (15 months)Universities Anglia Ruskin University MA in Creative Writing and Publishing  Anglia Ruskin University, London Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Education and Social Sciences Help Me Decide About CourseProgram Duration Creative Writing Degree Type Course Credits
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Creative WritingAnglia ruskin university. UCAS Code: W800 | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons) 
Entry requirementsGcse/national 4/national 5. 3 GCSEs at grade C, or grade 4, or above. If English is not your first language you will be expected to demonstrate a certificated level of proficiency of at least IELTS 6.0 (Academic level) or equivalent English Language qualification, as recognised by Anglia Ruskin University. UCAS Tarifffrom a minimum of 2 A Levels (or equivalent). About this courseCourse option. Full-time | 2024 Creative writing**Whether you like science fiction or poetry, or want to write for the stage or the screen, our BA (Hons) Creative Writing degree will support your development as a professional writer.** Explore professional writing techniques at ARU in Cambridge. Learn to write compelling narratives whether you want to write poetry, drama, short fiction, or become a copy writer or a journalist. Based in the Cambridge School of Creative Industries and with a network of professionals with expertise in drama and performance, film, games development, journalism, publishing, and digital media, you’ll be equipped for a range of careers. You’ll explore complex types of communication, digital literacy and innovative storytelling developing your own skills in this area. Throughout your Creative Writing degree you will progressively develop your skills in writing, preparing you for careers in teaching, editing, community arts, arts management, journalism, publishing, copywriting, and in related fields of advertising, film, video production and computer game production. You’ll get invaluable feedback on all of your written work from professional writers, including our teaching staff and Royal Literary Fund fellows, as well as your fellow students. This will offer you the unique opportunity to consider a range of responses to your writing, as well as sharpening your own critical skills. In addition you’ll be part of our vibrant ARU writing community, including postgraduates and alumni, who will support you in building your own professional networks and the entrepreneurial skills required for freelancing and portfolio careers. Guest lectures include visiting authors, editors, agents, and other writing-industry professionals giving you key insights and networking opportunities. You’ll prepare for work through key modules: Careers in Writing: Editing & Copywriting helps you develop skills wanted by industry and the professional environment such as understanding branding guidelines and how to write according to them. The Business of Being a Writer: Craft & Professional Practice (L6) will provide you with an understanding of the path to publication. You can also choose to study abroad for a semester, with funding available to help cover the cost; which is shown to improve employability, and we'll help you to find placements and work experience. **Outstanding student support** Join our student community and: - learn from experienced tutors, who'll provide encouragement and feedback - benefit from a Personal Development Tutor from day one, who's there to support you throughout your time at university - make full use of facilities including extensive library and IT resources - access support, should you need it, with study skills, careers advice, health and wellbeing, and more. **Careers** As a BA (Hons) Creative Writing student you’ll develop many skills besides writing, including literacy, communication, research, creative thinking, self-reliance and teamwork – all of which can help you start a career in many different areas, including film, games development, journalism, publishing, digital media and marketing. Graduation doesn't have to be the end of your time with us. You might decide to continue on to a Masters course, such as our MA Creative Writing or MA Creative Writing and Publishing. Take advantage of our Alumni Scholarship and get 20% off your fees. **Employability and personal career development** Informed by employers, our courses support an integrated approach to employability. You’ll have opportunities to develop the skills and abilities they are looking for and gain a deeper understanding of how your academic learning relates to the world of work through Live Briefs and Ruskin Modules. Year 1 core modules: Introduction to Imaginative Writing; Screenwriting: The Short Film; Multiplatform Storytelling 1; Fundamentals of Publishing; Multiplatform Storytelling 2. Year 2 core modules: Ruskin Module; Writing Short Fiction; Careers in Writing: Editing and Copywriting; Writing for the Stage; Writing Creative Non-Fiction. Year 2 optional modules: Film Criticism and Reviewing; Science Fiction; Online Journalism; Performing New Writing; Special Subject in Creative Writing; Anglia Language Programme. Year 3 core modules: Major Project Writing; Worldbuilding 1 and 2; The Business of Being a Writer: Craft and Professional Practice; Writing Poetry. Year 3 optional modules: Publishing in Practice; Screenwriting: Writing and Selling the Feature Film; Careers with English; Screenwriting: Adaptation; Novel Writing: Long-Form Prose; Contemporary Fiction; Film Journalism; Anglia Language Programme. Modules are subject to change and availability. Assessment methodsMany of our assessment methods mirror the process for writers working with editors and others in the publishing industry, with a high level of feedback through workshops and individual attention, in both written and in oral forms. You’ll be encouraged to engage with assessment as part of your learning rather than simply as an evaluation of the successful completion of tasks. Feedback is central to this idea, both in your own critical self-evaluation of your writing and professional progression, and your feedback on the work of fellow students in peer evaluation. Your final assessment in each module will usually consist of a creative piece or pieces, as well as an accompanying critical/reflective commentary, in which you will discuss the context, influences, and processes of your writing. There are no examinations on this course, as we do not believe they do not test the kind of skills you will need for professional practice as a writer. Tuition feesSelect where you currently live to see what you'll pay: Cambridge Campus Cambridge School of Creative Industries What students sayWe've crunched the numbers to see if overall student satisfaction here is high, medium or low compared to students studying this subject(s) at other universities. How do students rate their degree experience?The stats below relate to the general subject area/s at this university, not this specific course. We show this where there isn’t enough data about the course, or where this is the most detailed info available to us. Teaching and learningAssessment and feedback, resources and organisation, student voice, who studies this subject and how do they get on, most popular a-levels studied (and grade achieved), after graduation. The stats in this section relate to the general subject area/s at this university – not this specific course. We show this where there isn't enough data about the course, or where this is the most detailed info available to us. What are graduates doing after six months?This is what graduates told us they were doing (and earning), shortly after completing their course. We've crunched the numbers to show you if these immediate prospects are high, medium or low, compared to those studying this subject/s at other universities. Top job areas of graduatesThe jobs market for this subject - which includes creative writing and scriptwriting courses - is not currently one of the strongest, so unemployment rates are currently looking quite high overall, with salaries on the lower side. But nevertheless, most graduates get jobs quickly. Graduates often go into careers as authors and writers and are also found in other roles where the ability to write well is prized, such as journalism, translation, teaching and advertising and in web content. Be aware that freelancing and self-employment is common is common in the arts, as are what is termed 'portfolio careers', having several part-time jobs or commissions at once - although graduates from this subject were a little more likely than many other creative arts graduates to be in conventional full time permanent contracts, so that might be worth bearing in mind. What about your long term prospects?Looking further ahead, below is a rough guide for what graduates went on to earn. The graph shows median earnings of graduates who achieved a degree in this subject area one, three and five years after graduating from here.Note: this data only looks at employees (and not those who are self-employed or also studying) and covers a broad sample of graduates and the various paths they've taken, which might not always be a direct result of their degree.
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Facilities and showcasePursue your love of English literature at an advanced level. Explore the fiction of social and political change and gain research skills to further your teaching or academic career.  60 Second SeminarDr Jon Stone considers how poetry is changing in the digital age. Already have an ARU degree? You may be eligible for our Alumni Scholarship for students starting postgraduate courses. Gain a broad understanding of English literature from the Renaissance to the modern day on our flexible Masters degree. Study at ARU in Cambridge and you’ll be joining a lively and intellectual department with a long tradition of teaching excellence and an international reputation for research. You can tailor this MA English Literature course to meet your own interests, replacing one core module with an Independent Learning Module or an option from our MA Creative Writing. Teaching times 2023-24 (subject to change for 2024-5)
Our Masters degree in English Literature focuses on three periods of literary history: the Renaissance, the ‘long’ nineteenth century and the 20th/21st century. Each of the three period-based modules is structured on ideas of politics and social change and will enable you to explore the interface between literature and society. By reading a wide range of texts within their critical, cultural and historical contexts, we’ll encourage you to evaluate the ideas of others and develop your own critical perspectives and areas of specialised knowledge. You’ll develop skills and knowledge through a range of teaching and learning methods and by producing essays, presentations, annotated bibliographies and a major research project in the form of a dissertation. If you’re looking to advance your teaching career or move into academia, this postgraduate course is for you. The skills you learn will provide new directions for your future career and form the basis for your future study. You can also attend events organised by our Cambridge Writing Centre , including guest talks and live lit jams, where you can showcase your own creative writing and make new contacts in the industry. The impact of our English Language and Literature research was judged as "world-leading" in the Research Excellence Framework 2021 (REF2021) . Course Leader: Dr Tory Young Please enable JavaScript for "Course options" section to function. Please enable JavaScript for "Key Facts" section to function.  Dr Cassie GormanCassie’s research revolves around science in long 17th century literature - she literally wrote the book on The Atom in Seventeenth-Century Poetry.  Hear Course Leader Cassie talk about her project to unearth manuscripts by 17th-century women writers, and how studying English Literature helped her gain confidence to voice new ideas.  Going to the Moon 400 years agoVoyages to other worlds in 17th Century literature by Dr Cassie Gorman.  Wherefore Art Thou Romeo?One famous line, two things you may not realise, from Professor Eugene Giddens.  You-niversal LoveA 60 second seminar from Dr Tory Young, Principal Lecturer in English Literature at ARU.  Studying English Literature at ARUShelley studied both BA and MA English Literature at ARU and, thanks to support and encouragement from lecturers, has her sights set on a future in academia. Please enable JavaScript for "Entry Requirements" section to function. Entry RequirementsEntry requirements are not currently available, please try again later. Please enable JavaScript for "Fees Information" section to function. Fees and Paying for University Outstanding student supportJoin our postgraduate student community and:
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The Master in Creative Writing (MA) at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) will give you the rare opportunity to improve your writing by practising and sharing it with a close group of fellow writers, including specialist lecturers who are published authors.
This course helps students develop creative skills which can be used professionally; students examine their own writing critically through the close observation of the skills and techniques of established writers; engaging with questions of structure; form; style and plot; for instance: In relation to fiction.
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The course investigates the technical mastery of creative writing in the short story or novel, poetry or screenwriting. We encourage you to broaden your appreciation of a range of traditional and experimental literary forms. We also work with you on the business side of writing. We provide mentoring and host a series of talks, masterclasses and ...
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Year 1. Our Masters in English Literature degree starts with a study of Shakespeare's works and their creative reception. You will consider the context of the social changes at work in his era and in the following centuries. You'll also examine key cultural contexts, such as gender, race, politics and power, as well as re-appropriations of ...
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