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Last updated on 2025-07-23

Program overview

Program overview

Earn a Master’s degree in English or English and Creative Writing from the University of Regina. This program allows students to explore their passion for literature and creative writing through a variety of graduate-level course seminars. Students will engage with topics ranging from historical literary analysis to contemporary creative writing, guided by experienced faculty members. The program is designed to cultivate critical writers, accomplished researchers, and confident public speakers, providing a comprehensive education in both creative and critical writing.

Program structure

The Master of Arts in English - Creative Writing (Project Option) is structured to provide a robust educational experience. The program is designed to be completed in 2 years and includes:

  • Seven courses that cover various aspects of English literature and creative writing.
  • An academic project that is equivalent in size to a scholarly journal article.
  • A public presentation of the completed project, allowing students to showcase their work.

This program emphasizes the development of individual writing skills and offers a unique opportunity for students to engage deeply with their craft. Students can choose from various paths, including intensive individual study through the project route, which is ideal for those looking to enhance their creative writing skills.

Featured Experiences

  • Public presentation of the academic project, enhancing communication skills.
  • Opportunity to work closely with accomplished mentors and supervisors.
  • Engagement in diverse course offerings that allow for extensive learning.
  • Focus on creative writing projects that encourage personal voice and style.
  • Access to a supportive faculty known for their commitment to mentoring graduate students.

Career Options

Graduates of the Master of Arts in English - Creative Writing (Project Option) can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

  • Published Author: Write and publish books, articles, or other literary works.
  • Professor: Teach at the university level, sharing knowledge and expertise in English and creative writing.
  • Teacher: Educate students in high schools or other educational institutions, focusing on literature and writing.
  • Librarian: Manage library resources, assist patrons in research, and promote literacy and literature.
  • Senior Policy Analyst: Analyze and develop policies related to education, culture, or the arts.
  • Consultant: Provide expert advice in areas related to writing, literature, or education.
  • Publisher: Work in the publishing industry, overseeing the production and distribution of literary works.

 

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