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MA Creative Writing - Writing the City

University of Westminster· London

£18,000
Annual tuition
6.5
IELTS overall
1 year
Duration
Sep 2026
Next intake
Levelpostgraduate
ModeOn campus
LocationLondon

About this course

University of Westminster, London offers MA Creative Writing - Writing the City as a 1-year postgraduate Masters Degree (Taught) programme in Creative Arts. Based in London, the programme is delivered by the university's specialist faculty and welcomes international applicants from across Africa and beyond.

Tuition is £18,000 per year. English-language entry requires IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL iBT 88. Intakes run across 2 windows (Semester 2 (January), 2027 and Semester 1 (September), 2026).

Scholarships are available to international applicants.

BDM Consult's advisors can guide you through entry requirements, scholarship eligibility, and visa support — from initial application to offer letter.

Entry requirements

A minimum of a lower second class honours degree (2:2) in a humanities-based discipline. Successful applicants will be expected to have a proven interest in, and commitment to, language and its creative outlets. Candidates with different or no qualifications will also be considered, and decisions will be made on the basis of their proven experience in the writing or creative industry (generally three years or more) and/or outstanding talent demonstrated in the portfolio. Applicants are required to submit a portfolio of creative writing (maximum of 10,000 words), which should not exclusively include poetry. Selected candidates will be invited for an interview.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available for this course. Speak to a BDM advisor for the latest funding and eligibility details.

Intake dates

  • Semester 2 (January), 2027
  • Semester 1 (September), 2026

Application deadlines differ per intake. Speak to BDM for the latest cut-off dates.

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