Creative Writing and Screenwriting
University of Worcester · W990 · 2027
主成績：三科444，大部分科目，不計英國文學、音樂、公民與社會發展 指定科：沒有已列明的指定科 英文：DSE英文須確認或IELTS 6（各5.5），2年內 其他：3項未能自動判斷
| 要求 | 需要 |
|---|---|
| 主成績 | 三科444 |
| 英文 | DSE英文須確認或IELTS 6（各5.5），2年內 |
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https://www.worcester.ac.uk/courses/creative-writing-and-screenwriting-ba-hons
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Creative Writing and Screenwriting
BA (Hons)
At Worcester, you will join a community of storytellers from day one. As you write fiction, poetry, and scripts, you’ll also have opportunities to develop your unique voice, network with writers across the UK, and refine your craft with guidance from our expert lecturers.
UCAS Code: W990
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Studying Creative Writing and Screenwriting develops your written, storytelling, and communication skills, preparing you for careers in education, publishing, film, media, communications, and the wider cultural and creative industries.
of students on Creative Writing courses are in work and/or further study 15 months after graduatingGraduate Outcomes Survey 2025
our English courses are ranked in the Top 20 for graduate prospects Complete University Guide 2027
Overview
Studying Creative Writing and Screenwriting at Worcester nurtures your passion for storytelling and equips you with the skills needed to succeed as a writer and media practitioner in the 21st century. The course offers creative and innovative approaches to writing for books, screen and performance, from initial drafts to final production. You'll gain expertise in commercial writing practices such as magazine writing, reviewing, scriptwriting, and editing, while also developing a solid understanding of publishing and marketing processes.
The majority of your learning will take place in small group seminars, meaning you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get to know your fellow students through close-reading activities, meeting industry contacts and writing workshops. From your very first week, you’ll be able to network and continue doing so throughout your degree.
You’ll also be encouraged to engage with Worcester’s vibrant literary scene by participating in local and regional literature festivals, attending book discussions and open mic nights, and connecting with the wider creative community. You may also represent the University at national events such as UniSlam and take part in the Verve Poetry Festival. These experiences will support your creative development and help you build professional networks across the UK.
In your final year, you’ll complete either a creative writing or screenwriting project, allowing you to take your interests further with a topic or genre of your choice. Outstanding student work is recognised through awards such as the Black Pear Press Prize for Fiction and the V. Press Prize for Poetry. Additionally, Oscar-nominated screenwriter Steven Knight (Dirty Pretty Things, SAS Rogue Heroes, Peaky Blinders) will provide individual feedback to the winner of the Steven Knight Award for Best Screenplay, an exclusive opportunity for one of Worcester’s final-year Screenwriting students.
Work experience
As you progress through the course, you’ll become an increasingly adept reader, writer and researcher. You’ll have lots of opportunities during your time at Worcester to apply what you’ve learned in a professional context and explore your future career options.
We offer an optional work experience placement module in Year Two, enabling you to complete a short voluntary placement with a local organisation. Past work experience locations have included schools, marketing agencies, local arts and heritage organisations, and The Hive Library.
Creative Writing at Worcester
Course content
Each year you will study a mix of mandatory and optional modules. Our diverse curriculum, taught by active writers and researchers, will allow you to explore many different creative styles and platforms before you choose your dissertation specialism in Year Three.
We regularly review our courses to reflect the latest research and developments in the subject area, as well as feedback from students, employers and the wider sector. As a result, modules may change to ensure the course remains current and relevant. Optional modules will run if enough students choose to study them. It is not guaranteed that all modules will be offered every year.
Year 1Mandatory modules
Introduction to Writing
Writing Poetry
Writing Fiction
Scriptwriting: Ideas and Development
Story Design and Analysis
Our course has been created with your employability in mind, providing a foundation for those interested in developing writing as a profession, such as in the creative industries and/or commercial markets, and an understanding of how writers make a living. You’ll graduate with skills in writing, editing, research, and communication skills, which are highly valued across many industries.
A degree in Creative and Professional Writing and Screenwriting could be your first step toward a career in:
Publishing
Marketing and communications
Film, television and arts organisations
Teaching
Opportunities to progress
Many of our graduates choose to continue their studies with a postgraduate qualification. Popular options include:
MA in English
MPhil/PhD in English Literature and Language
PGCE Secondary English
You’ll also benefit from a strong focus on employability throughout the course, including the chance to gain real-world experience through our optional work project module. We also encourage students to broaden their horizons by studying abroad for a semester.
Course highlights
Award-Winning Final Year Projects
You'll get to choose between a Creative Writing or Screenwriting project. Stand out with opportunities to win prestigious prizes such as the Black Pear Press Prize for Fiction, the V. Press Prize for Poetry, and The Steven Knight Award for Best Screenplay.
Teaching and assessment
Teaching is a mix of interactive seminars, lectures, one-to-one tutorials and workshops. Our modules give you the opportunity to develop as a writer and hone your craft.
Teaching and assessment contents
Assesment
Contact time
Independent study
Teaching staff
Specification
You are taught through a combination of lectures, seminars, practical group work, peer review sessions and individual development tutorials.
In addition, meetings with personal academic tutors are scheduled on at least 4 occasions in the first year and three occasions in each of the other years of a course.
You have an opportunity to undertake a work-based module and industry standard projects, supervised by an appropriate industry mentor and University tutor.
Meet the team
A small selection of the Humanities lecturers who teach on this course.
Simon Bovey
Simon's experience is diverse, ranging from animation and regional theatre, to radio and award winning films. His work as writer and director has received international success through both short and feature films. He is an established writer for the BBC with a significant body of broadcast work including Doctors for BBC1; drama and period thrillers for Radio 4 and three science fiction series for Radio 4 Extra.
Dr Ruth Stacey
Dr Ruth Stacey is an expert in poetry, historical fiction, fantasy fiction, and memoir. Her research is focused on the use of symbolist poetics to write imagined memoir of historical subjects.
An award-winning poet, with a background in copywriting and illustration, her teaching covers a wide range of subjects including genre fiction, creative nonfiction, contemporary poetry, professional practice, and writing for children.
Dr Jack McGowan
Jack’s research focuses on contemporary poetry and poetics, and he specializes in the development of performance poetry in the UK since the mid-20th century, and the oral roots of poetry.
Jack is a performance poet with 10 years of experience on the UK spoken word scene and he writes for both performance and page publication.
Entry requirements
UCAS tariff points required: 104Typical Offer
Qualification
BTEC National Extended Diploma
We do accept Access to HE Diplomas and other qualifications which may not exactly match the combinations above. Work out your estimated points with the UCAS tariff calculator.
Mature students
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If you have any questions about entry requirements, please call our Admissions Office on 01905 855111 or email admissions@worc.ac.uk.
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UK and EU students
The standard fee for full-time home and EU undergraduate students on BA/BSc/LLB degrees and FdA/FdSc degrees in the academic year 2027/28 is £10,050 per year.
Tuition fees are reviewed annually and may increase each year for both new and continuing students.
more details on course fees, please visit our course fees page.
The standard tuition fee for full-time international students enrolling on BA/BSc/LLB degrees and FdA/FdSc degrees in the academic year 2027/28 is £17,700 per year.
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