Course results for Media & communication Subjects

Enter genres including the memoir and the personal essay. Question where character, story and style intersect when writing creative non-fiction. Shape your own creative non-fiction piece. Draw on what you’ve learnt about the genre and its conventions.

Look into the future of magazine writing and publishing. Consider the medium in its cultural and social contexts. Develop ideas into feature articles. Soak up interviewing techniques and put them to the test. Analyse publications and their audience.

Polish your English reading, listening, writing and speaking skills and prepare for the International English Language Testing System test. Benefit from interactive learning activities.

Transfer ideas from your head onto the written page. Consider character motivations as you experiment with their story arcs and relationships. See how scripts use structure, genre, foreshadowing and motifs to create and fuel drama.

Learn to manage your writing brand through development of your online presence and portfolio. Take a closer look at science, travel and fashion writing. Examine how different writing personas can be cultivated to fit different professional contexts.

Express yourself through unconventional writing styles such as postmodern poetry, spoken word poetry and mixed media. Analyse how new genres fit into the literary landscape. Take part in thought-provoking workshops. Develop a portfolio of poetic work.

Strengthen your proofreading and copyediting skills to meet professional standards. Try your hand at advanced structural editing techniques. Forge an understanding of commissioning processes. Take on an individual editing and publishing project