This degree gives you the critical and creative freedom to experiment with reading and writing in a wide variety of genres and media. It's an exciting, diverse, and stimulating programme that invites you to think about the world differently. Year-long modules, interactive lecture workshops, small group seminars, and individual supervision are designed to support all your needs and abilities. There's also a range of assessments that will empower you to achieve your best work; this includes traditional essays and dissertations, alongside blogs, critical definitions and creative pieces.
Throughout your course, you'll enjoy many extracurricular events and activities, including those organized by the Race/Gender Matters research group, Kingston Language Scheme, and the Writers' Centre, Kingston.
Reasons to choose Kingston
- Through our Writers' Centre, Kingston, you'll have opportunities to get involved in a huge range of professional and creative activities, including poetry festivals and readings by guest authors.
- You'll be taught by a diverse range of professional, creative and academic experts.
- Many of our graduates have had their work published. Recently, Oyinkan Braithwaite's debut novel