The Master of Writing allows students to acquire the skills needed to improve their creative and professional writing. Students gain an understanding of the underlying principles and concepts of their craft and apply this through the creation of a range of writing portfolios of their choice. Students will be supported by online tutors, industry professionals and through online workshops.

Course description

The Master of Writing encourages students to explore the range of writing styles needed to work professionally and creatively in publication industries. Students will also develop their own writerly voice through learning and practice in craft, in theory that enriches their writing, and through research and long form creative projects.

 

The goal of Swinburne's writing programs is to teach the writing skills that are needed for success in today’s writing and publishing environment, and to expose students to opportunities for publication

These programs are designed to give students access to the best materials in print and online as well as to experts in their field. Students will be supported by online mentors and tutors.

Course structure

To qualify for the award of Master of Writing, students must complete 150 credit points comprising:

• 12 core units (150 credit points)

A unit of study can only be counted once.

The program is delivered entirely online and is supported with eTutors, tutorials, print materials, websites and CD-ROMs.

Maximum Academic Credit
The maximum level of credit that can be granted for the Master of Writing is 75 credit points (normally six units)