Ray Said:

Would there be more job opportunites available with a BA in Print Journalism or a BA/MA in Creative Writing?

We Answered:

A Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism prepares you for work as a correspondent, writer or editor in the field of the news or entertainment media. Please read on to find out more.

A Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism will help to prepare you for many different careers including print or broadcast journalism or other media-related positions. A good program will offer practical education in journalism and proficiency in journalism skills. Career choices include writing and editing for newspapers, magazines and publishing houses, magazine writing, feature writing, editorial, investigative reporting, and web communication. You might also study photography, creative writing, digital imaging or other relevant art classes.

A Bachelor of Arts Degree in Creative writing will help to get jobs in:

Book Publishing Jobs,
Public Relations Jobs
A publicist may also be responsible for writing speeches for the college president and other administrators.

Corporate entities as well as advertising agencies employ similar Writing positions.

Media, News and Magazine Jobs

Online BA Degree in Writing Jobs

Christian Said:

What university shall I choose to study for an MA in Creative Writing?

We Answered:

manchester is full of blacks, so thats a no go.swansea, well thats enough said.cardiff is **** so its clearly bath.

Wallace Said:

MA evening/weekend class in Creative Writing (UK)??

We Answered:

Try the OU - they have just about everything, it seems.

Dustin Said:

How useful is an MA in Creative Writing?

We Answered:

I'm looking into an MA in Writing program, as well. The usefulness of higher degrees depends on many factors. Teaching seems the most obvious. Unfortunately, if you're a writer who likes to "hide" behind his/her work (like me:), then teaching may not be for you. You could also develop a taste for research and purse a PhD in communication research if you completed your MA in creative writing. Research is always respectable/professional, even communications research. And writing degrees can be applied to places you wouldn't normally think of--like in technical writing $$$ (depending on your skill set), advertising agencies (writers are also creators!!), and basic corporate, cubical farm places. If you want to write, don't waste money on it. If you want to publish and feel good about having education coming out of your butt, feel free to pursue. Does education make you feel happy or confined? You will always be a writer in spite of your educational background. Remember, grad school is work work work. Sometimes, too much school can ruin writing. All work and no play make Jack a dull boy...

Sylvia Said:

Where can I get my MA in creative writing?

We Answered:

The University of Iowa Writers Workshop - many famous alum.

Dora Said:

What is the best MA in creative writing in London?

We Answered:

welcome to yahoo answers.

The city university ma in creative writing has a very good reputation.

http://www.city.ac.uk/journalism/help/ap…

It is quite hard to get on to though.

Also Kingston university is good too.

http://www.kingston.ac.uk/pgcreativewrit…

If you like writing, I wholly recommend subscribing to writing magazine and writers news
http://www.writersnews.co.uk/main/wm.asp
- it has everything about writing in the uk, markets, competitions, publishers- all types of writing covered- novels, plays, poetry, TV scripts etc. Loads of success stories- subscribers getting published etc- from women's magazines to novels and travel writing, children's books and biographies etc.

I've done an ma- not in writing but in arts related topic- can be expensive to do- there are other avenues into writing- although I'm sure an ma would be very interesting in that subject.