MIT Diploma in Advanced Creative Writing (Level 6)

Graduates will be able to: ; Produce quality work in two writing genres through applied disciplines of self-direction, reading as writers, and collaboration. ; Write at an intermediate to an advanced level in two of the following genres: short fiction, novels, poetry, lyric writing, life writing, personal essays, drama and screen writing. ; Confidently and competently write in their chosen genres with advanced skills to a publishable level ; Find collaborative work in the creative sector, or produce independent work ; Or pursue further educational opportunities that require a creative writing portfolio or advanced writing skills for entry.

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