Master programs and postgraduate courses in writing are aimed at graduates with bachelor's or master's degree in humanitiesand offer specializations related to journalism, communications, publishing, creative writing, translation, copywriting. Boys and girls reading enthusiasts, with excellent knowledge of grammar, rich in imagination and maybe interested in the craft of writing, can choose to become students of these courses of improvement in order to make their passion a profession in some cases even well paid.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the master program in writing can play many roles in both public and private institutions, such as publishing houses, translation company, websites: writer, copywriter, translator, journalist, communications expert, proofreader some of the job opportunities available, in addition to the possibilities related to teaching.
This new Creative Writing: Writing the City Masters course is the first to focus entirely on the city of London.
MA Photojournalism at the University of Westminster is designed to provide an intensive experience of contemporary photojournalism and is the ideal stepping stone to a career in photography.
This highly innovative new course is developed in collaboration with the Media Diversity Institute.
We are offering a new version of our very successful and popular MA in Journalism.
This MA offers you the opportunity to explore key aspects of film analysis, history and practice. Through a range of different approaches to the study of film, including genre and textual analysis, and audience studies, you will be exposed to some of the most pressing debates about film today.
This innovative programme explores film curatorship and exhibition using a combination of rigorous academic study and applied project work. You will discover how to take film to audiences and ways to conceptualise and manage exhibitions in a rapidly transforming environment.
The International Master in Luxury Management (IMLUX) is a Double Programme offered by MIP Politecnico di Milano and NEOMA Business School in, which seeks to teach the fundamentals of operating in the Luxury goods industry. It's developed in collaboration with Prada Group and Champagne Taittinger.
The Media and Development MA is an interdisciplinary course that teaches main theories, concepts, case studies and practical media skills around the theme of media and development and its implications for less developed countries.
This programme offers you the opportunity to engage with American, British, Irish, and world Anglophone literary cultures. The pathway brings together a variety of genres and critical approaches to contemporary literature.
Our internationally recognised postgraduate degree in creative writing is now available online to study, wherever you are in the world, as a three-year, part-time programme. The programme enables you to focus in depth on your creative practice, at a pace that allows for work and family commitments. This online programme offers the same qualification as the on-campus programme but the content and method of delivery are designed for online learning.
This course is designed to produce the future leaders of the Public Relations Industry. You will not only learn the practical skills required to embark on a career in PR but also the research and analysis skills that will help you get ahead.
Students of the Master in Creative Advertising will focus on the development of different skills in copywriting, storytelling and art-direction, in order to design ADV campaigns.
Whether you have already begun your career in journalism, or you are planning to start it, this course will give you the practical and intellectual skills necessary to pursue a career in either broadcast journalism or print journalist for newspapers and magazines.
This course gives you the chance to study English literature in a modern university environment, while taking advantage of the wealth of resources offered by London’s rich cultural life.
This programme, presented by established authors and poets, will give you the opportunity to focus in depth on your own practice, and develop both creative and critical skills through a combination of weekly workshops and seminars. In a supportive yet challenging environment, including discussion of your work with fellow students, you will hone your vision and develop a unique voice. As the first UNESCO World City of Literature, Edinburgh is the ideal setting for an exploration of your literary potential, and we will encourage you to become involved in the creative life of the city.
Led by a professional playwright, this unique programme focuses on the practical exploration of the theory and craft of writing for performance. It explores how a script is written to be interpreted by key creative artists in theatre and how that script plays out in space and time to an audience.
This unique and stimulating programme allows you to explore crucial concepts in the development of film theory and film-philosophy with an emphasis on auteur cinema. We aim to give our students the opportunity to engage seriously with the analysis of film.
An ideal environment for the study of theatre, Edinburgh brings the performing arts alive through its many theatres, performing companies and, of course, the famous Edinburgh International Festival and the accompanying Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
This degree takes up the study of the relationship between politics, culture and communication in the Middle East through two inter-related approaches, the first thematic and the second through comparative analyses of case studies.
The SOAS MA in Ancient Near Eastern Languages offers an intensive programme of text-reading and language-learning for those who already have a good knowledge of the Akkadian language - usually at least two years' experience.