English and Creative Writing

The Bachelor of Arts in English and Creative Writing at Concordia University offers students an in-depth exploration of literary history, critical analysis, and creative expression. This interdisciplinary program is designed to cultivate a strong foundation in the English language, literature, and a variety of writing techniques, empowering students to develop their own unique voices as writers and thinkers. Throughout the program, students engage with classical and contemporary texts, examining their thematic, stylistic, and cultural contexts. The curriculum combines rigorous academic coursework in literary studies with practical training in creative writing, including fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Courses are taught by experienced faculty members dedicated to fostering an environment of intellectual curiosity and artistic development. The program emphasizes both analytical skills and creative innovation, encouraging students to experiment with different genres and forms of writing. Students have opportunities to participate in workshops, writing labs, and literary events, providing hands-on experience and community engagement. The Bachelor of Arts in English and Creative Writing prepares graduates for diverse career paths, including publishing, journalism, editing, teaching, and other fields that value strong communication and critical thinking skills. Additionally, the program offers pathways for students interested in advanced study and research in literature and creative writing. Concordia’s vibrant literary community, combined with its state-of-the-art facilities and resources, creates an ideal environment for aspiring writers and scholars to thrive. Graduates leave the program equipped with a broad cultural literacy, advanced writing competencies, and the analytical tools necessary to excel in a rapidly evolving literary and publishing landscape.