Wilkes University College of Arts and Sciences 0 courses 49 total credits
Students first complete the 3-semester MA in Creative Writing before continuing on (following a Letter of Interest and acceptance from the program director) to the MFA for two additional semesters. MFA = 49 Credits (30 credits from the MA in Creative Writing + 19 additional credits) Students continuing on to the Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing will revise their Master of Arts thesis based on the feedback of their outside reader (an agent, editor, director, or producer) to produce a publishable manuscript, or begin anew project in the same genre or a different genre from their MA thesis. Additionally, they will produce and present a literary analysis paper, complete a term-long internship in teaching or publishing, and submit a final portfolio that chronicles their work in the entire program, all of which demonstrate their understanding and utilization of their literary tradition and the best practices of teaching pedagogy or the publishing/writing industry. First MFA Semester: CW 612 : Literary Analysis (6 credits) MFA Residency: CW 616R (3 credits) Second MFA Semester: CW 614 : Project Revision (3 credits) and CW 620 : Internship in Creative Writing (6 credits) Final MFA Residency: CW 650R (1 credit) CW 612 : Literary Analysis Acknowledging and understanding the diverse forms, styles, and ongoing tradition of the studentβs chosen literary genre. At the completion of this course, students will be able to: describe the breadth and depth of knowledge of the...
| Total Credits | 49 credits |
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