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Short courses Applications being accepted
Short courses Applications being accepted
Location:

Online

Learning format:

Online - flexible

Start date:

26/04/2027

Length:

11 weeks

Tutor:

Ms Lisa Selvidge

Is there a true story that only you can tell? This course is designed to provide you with the skills you need to turn experiences, recollections and real-life phenomena into literary works that are enjoyable and accessible to a wider audience.

Short courses Applications being accepted
Short courses Applications being accepted
Location:

Online

Learning format:

Online - flexible

Start date:

05/05/2027

Length:

11 weeks

Tutor:

Ms Lucy Ayrton

Through this online course, you will become confident in writing convincing dialogue and gripping narrative, and in creating situations and characters with which young adults can identify.

Short courses Applications being accepted
Short courses Applications being accepted
Location:

Online

Learning format:

Online - flexible

Start date:

05/05/2027

Length:

11 weeks

Tutor:

Dr Simon Pomery

How can poetic form help you to turn the passion and intensity of life into memorable expressions? This course is for anyone who would like to start to write, or to write better, poetry.

Short courses Applications being accepted
Short courses Applications being accepted
Location:

Online

Learning format:

Online - flexible

Start date:

10/05/2027

Length:

11 weeks

Tutor:

Dr Sara Taylor

A practical course covering all aspects of novel writing from character creation and story development to final edit.

Short courses Applications being accepted
Short courses Applications being accepted
Location:

Online

Learning format:

Online - flexible

Start date:

10/05/2027

Length:

11 weeks

Tutor:

Dr Louis Greenberg

This course is for those who would like to write but don't know how; who tried once and gave up; or who already write but would like to improve; and for readers who have no desire to write but want a different perspective on how fiction works.

Short courses In progress - closed to new applications
Short courses Closed
Learning format:

Summer schools

Start date:

26/07/2026

Length:

3 weeks

Immerse yourself in your writing and hone your craft in the inspiring surroundings of Oxford with this three-week transformative summer school held at Exeter College. or aspiring and experienced writers.

Short courses Closed to new applications
Short courses Closed to new applications
Learning format:

Summer schools

Start date:

02/08/2026

Length:

7 days

Tutor:

Elizabeth Garner

Enter the world of fantasy writing and learn to craft compelling imagined worlds. This hands-on course explores world-building, character, and story craft, guiding beginners and experienced writers alike from inspiration to finished narrative.

Short courses In progress - closed to new applications
Short courses Closed
Learning format:

Summer schools

Start date:

02/08/2026

Length:

7 days

Tutor:

Mrs Cherry Gilchrist Lee-Wade

Everyone has an interesting life story, and this course will enable you to present your own. In this practical summer school we shall learn about the pattern of ourselves so that we may present it to others.

Short courses Course full
Learning format:

Summer schools

Start date:

08/08/2026

Length:

8 days

Tutor:

Gail Anderson

Our hands-on workshop will explore short-form writing – long valued by readers, writers and publishers. 'Writing short' provides writers (beginning and experienced) with an ideal vehicle for creativity, with a focus on style, experimentation and editing.

Short courses Closed to new applications
Short courses Closed to new applications
Learning format:

Summer schools

Start date:

15/08/2026

Length:

8 days

Tutor:

Professor Nicole Pohl

Explore eco-feminist dystopias and utopias that challenge how we live and imagine galvanizing visions of the future. Themes such as spirituality, indigenous writing, separatism and apocalypse will be considered.

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