This online Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing) degree is designed for aspiring writers in the digital age. You will explore various writing styles, including poetry, short fiction, and emerging digital genres. The program focuses on developing critical awareness and professional skills needed for a career in writing, editing, and publishing. You will receive guidance from published authors and engage with a peer group to enhance your craft. Graduates have a strong track record of success in literary awards and publishing, with skills applicable to a broad range of communication-related fields.
The Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama) programme at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) offers a comprehensive study of English Language and Literature alongside Dramatic Arts. This program delves into the evolution of English literature from Shakespearean times to the present, exploring a diverse range of poems, plays, and novels. It also examines the structure and use of the English language, incorporating areas like corpus linguistics and sociolinguistics to understand how language changes and is used in discourse. Complementing this is a strong focus on drama, providing students with the opportunity to engage with theatrical practices and theory. Students will develop critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of literary texts and dramatic works. The program aims to equip students with a deep understanding of cultural and historical contexts that shape literature and performance. Graduates will be prepared for a variety of careers that require strong communication, analytical, and creative skills, including roles in education, publishing, theatre, and the arts.