Creative Writing

Creative Writing at Concordia University offers an enriching and comprehensive program designed to foster the development of students’ creative talents and literary skills. Through a combination of rigorous coursework, individual mentorship, and collaborative projects, students explore a wide range of genres including fiction, poetry, drama, and creative nonfiction. The program emphasizes both the art and craft of writing, encouraging students to experiment with language, structure, and voice while engaging critically with contemporary and classical literary works. Students benefit from a vibrant academic community that promotes peer review, workshops, and opportunities for publication and performance. Faculty members are accomplished writers and scholars dedicated to guiding students through the creative process, helping them refine their unique voice and develop a professional portfolio. The curriculum also includes courses in literary theory, editing, publishing, and digital storytelling to prepare graduates for diverse careers in writing, publishing, education, and media. Located within Montreal, a city renowned for its cultural vibrancy, the program provides students with exposure to a dynamic arts scene, literary festivals, and potential internships. Graduates of the Creative Writing program have gone on to publish acclaimed works, teach, or pursue further study in creative writing and related fields. Whether aspiring to become a novelist, poet, playwright, or simply seeking to enhance their writing skills, students in this program gain practical experience, critical insight, and artistic growth essential for success in the literary world.