During this Creative Writing MA, you will learn in workshops, one-to-ones or in small groups, with support from practising and published practitioners and fellow students.The Writers' Workshop module will encourage you to develop your writing 'voice' through engagement with fellow students across a range of genres (in fiction or creative non-fiction). While the Special Study module will enable you to specialise in one genre, such as fiction, non-fiction, poetry or drama.You will explore critical theory and experimental/avant-garde writing. And your creative dissertation and critical essay will give you the chance to specialise further.You will also have the opportunity to contribute to Kingston University's publication, Ripple, which includes fiction, poetry, reviews and creative non-fiction and is edited by students on the course. This provides:a platform for the publication of creative worka chance to get hands-on experience of the publishing process.