236 Master's in Creative Writing in Europe

Writing Genre Fiction from Edinburgh Napier University is ideal for writers of all fiction who are looking to take their craft to the next level and develop genre fiction writing skills.  

This Creative Writing - Poetry course at University of Leeds will empower you to write a manuscript of a full-length poetry collection with expert, one-to-one guidance from an established poet within the unique poetry environment here at Leeds.

At Creative Writing from University of Brighton we encourage writing that helps readers and writers to understand, shape and connect with the world beyond the classroom. Working with professional writers, you will develop your skills to produce and share stories in a variety of genres.

This one-year Applied Linguistics (International) - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University of Limerick offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

This Creative Writing (Distance Learning) from Teesside University is your opportunity to develop your writing practice at the times that work for you, wherever you are in the world.

The Creative Writing course at University of Bristol consists of an original body of work - normally a novel, or a collection of poetry/short stories - with an accompanying critical element. The critical element will place the creative work in an informed and theorised analytical context.

Develop your portfolio of writing while extending your knowledge and understanding of the practice of creative writing.

The Creative Writing and Publishing course at Kingston University examines not only the craft of writing, but also how the publishing industry works.

This Creative Writing Poetry offered by the University of East Anglia is your chance to immerse yourself in writing and reading, and discover more about your imaginative, artistic and intellectual capabilities as a poet. You’ll work intensively on your writing practice with expert guidance and support. 

This Creative Writing Prose Fiction (Part Time) course from the University of East Anglia will help transform you as a writer, giving you a deeper sense of the imaginative, artistic and intellectual opportunities and challenges involved in writing literary fiction.

The Creative Writing: Writing and Publishing Fiction programme offered by the University of Chester is stimulating and rewarding course designed to help you develop the craft of excellent writing, enable you to produce original fiction, and equip you with the knowledge to get it published.

The Creative Writing course at Bangor University could be the first step towards a writing career, or the chance for a more experienced writer to develop a new perspective.

The MA in Writing degree delivered at University of Galway is a one-year, full-time course. It covers a range of genres and forms, and it interacts with our other postgraduate offerings in Literature and Publishing, Drama and Theatre, and Film. The course thus builds on our strengths in the teaching of writing for page and stage, screen, journalism and other media. 

Creative Writing (Part-time) from Northumbria University allows you to explore your writing craft at an advanced level, while offering a flexible study option. You will gain a solid grounding in the techniques and skills of writing creatively, learn how to critique your own work and experiment with your writing voice.

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Children's Literature - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Goldsmiths, University of London.

This Masters in Creative Writing offered at the University of Leicester is geared towards studying and experimenting across genres and forms, and will challenge you both intellectually and imaginatively.

The Creative Writing course at Kingston University offers you the chance to work on your own writing in different genres and forms.

The Creative Writing programme of the University of Glasgow has gained an excellent reputation amongst writers, agents and publishers. It is perfect for talented and aspiring writers who want to develop their craft, take risks in their work, and gain creative and critical skills; all as part of a supportive community of fellow writers.

The Writing (Part-time) course offered by Liverpool John Moores University will provide you with the opportunity to read, write, reflect and develop your identity as a writer.

Founded in 1995, this long-established and perennially popular Literature and Publishing degree delivered by University of Galway remains Ireland’s only postgraduate programme dedicated to literature and publishing.