以作者的身份发扬自己独特的声音，并探索林肯大学文学学士（荣誉）创意写作学位，以形式和风格构建多样化的作品集的理论和实践，该课程着重于就业能力，旨在为学生做好准备从事专业写作或出版事业。学生可以从该行业的专家学者中学习，也可以从心理学惊悚，创意非小说和图画小说等各个领域受人尊敬的出版作家中学习。本课程将通过研讨会，阅读和与来访当代作家的大师班丰富。诗人桂冠夫人卡罗尔·安·达菲（Carol Ann Duffy）于2015年成为大学的客座艺术家，并定期访问林肯与学生互动，并阅读她的精选作品。最近的学生还享受了电
Live the Writing Life at the University of Lincoln. If you love to read and write and want to explore the boundaries of your own creativity, Creative Writing at Lincoln can provide you with a new appreciation of literature. Students can develop their own distinctive voice as an author and philosophy of composition, as well as explore the theory and practice of building a diverse portfolio of work across forms and styles. As a Creative Writing student at the University of Lincoln, you have the opportunity to work with, and become part of, an international community of writers who will aim to help you develop your skills in genres as diverse as prose fiction, psychological thrillers, scriptwriting, poetry, creative non-fiction, and the graphic novel. Our aim is to help you to develop your writing in innovative and exciting ways, becoming the best writer you can be. The course has a strong focus on employability and aims to prepare you for a professional writing or publishing career. You may be taught by an enthusiastic team of professional writers whose work has been widely published, broadcast, and staged. <br><br>They are led by five internationally known writers: award-winning science fiction writer Chris Dows, award-winning poet and literary translator Daniele Pantano, award-winning novelists Sarah Stovell and Guy Mankowski, and award-winning playwright Sue Healy. You may also have opportunities to take part in readings, workshops, masterclasses, and events, to serve as editors for ‘The Lincoln Review' (www.lincolnreview.org), an international literary journal edited exclusively by undergraduate and postgraduate students, and to benefit from the experience of a range of writers, editors, dramaturges, producers, and directors who come to the University of Lincoln as visiting lecturers, such as Ann Cleeves, Andrew Graham-Dixon, Chris Packham, and the former Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy, who became a Visiting Artist at the University in 2015 and regularly visits Lincoln to engage with students and read a selection of her works.