Bachelor degree
36 months
Processing time: 30 days
Full-time
Intakes: September
International tuition: £15,400
Domestic tuition: £9,250
Program overview
English & Creative Writing at Brunel, ranked 8th in UK – Guardian University Guide 2018
Our teachers have published over 100 books between them, won many awards and honours and written for every national newspaper and magazine in the country.
You can study Creative Writing as a Single Honours degree, or a Joint Honours with English or Theatre or Games Design.
We believe in your creative freedom and we will nurture your talent and help you grow as a writer by developing your ideas, craft and confidence.
We offer a final year course called Creative Industries which helps students consider their career options and shape their future.
We aim to publish an anthology of student writing every year. The first anthology was published in 2014 and featured 29 third year Creative Writing students.
You can take part in book clubs, screenings, author events, literary debates and musical and theatrical performances throughout the year
The university is within easy tube reach of central London and has a safe and friendly campus environment.
Study options

This program can be done
On campus
Requirements
Exams:
- IELTS
- PTE
- TOEFL iBT
Certificate of Secondary (Complete) General Education
This qualification is not normally accepted for direct entry to our degree courses. However it may be accepted for an international foundation programme
Career opportunities
This course is an ideal foundation for those wanting to move directly into the writing professions or the creative industries. It has been designed to develop confidence, skills and awareness in those who opt to follow one of our career-focused MA programmes.
We work closely with agents, publishers, producers and other key industry professionals. This means that you will get the best opportunity to understand the industries through which your writing will reach its audience. You will be given the best introduction to the writing professions through the career-focused Creative Writing and the Creative Industries module.
Graduates have also moved into publishing, journalism, advertising, television, films, business writing, public relations and teaching.
Campus location
Uxbridge
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United Kingdom
