The following is an example of the types of modules the Warwick Writing Programme offer on the MA in Writing and the MA in Literary Translation Studies:

(Students may also normally take at least one and sometimes two modules elsewhere in the Faculty of ArtsLink opens in a new window. External modules must have a compatible number of CATS for your degree requirements.

Term 1

CW910 Fiction Workshop 1 (optional CORE, open to MA in Writing students only)

CW908 Translation Studies in Theory and Practice (CORE for MA in Literary Translation Studies and MA in Translation and Cultures students, may be taken by other students)

CW911 Writing Human Rights and Injustice

CW913 Historical Fictions, Fictional Histories

CW923 Writing For the Screen I

CW903 Writing Poetry

Term 2

CW912 Nonfiction Writing Workshop (optional CORE for MA in Writing and MA in World Literature)

CW901 Fiction Workshop 2 (open to MA in Writing students only)

CW915 The Practice of Literary Translation (CORE for MA in Literary Translation Studies students, may be taken by other students)

CW917 Brave New Worlds: Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy

CW922 Writing For the Screen II

Year-long modules

CW907 Long Project (open to MA in Writing students only)

CW921 Literary Translation Studies Dissertation (open to MA in Literary Translation Studies students only)

Research skills

NB: MA in Literary Translation Studies students must take EN100 Research Methods, offered by the Dept. of English and Comparative Literary Studies.

 

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Modules not on offer in 2022-23

CW906 Crossing Borders

CW909 Literary Translation and Creative (Re-)Writing Workshop

CW916 Stylistics Workshop

CW910 Writing for Children and Young People

CW912 Nonfiction Writing Workshop

CW914 Seven Basic Plots

CW902 Writing and the Practice of Literature

CW905 Creative Writing