The MA in Creative Writing is a unique programme that offers integrated training in the writing of literary and media text. This course is taught by experienced writers and offers a wide range of writing genres including fiction, short story, poetry, drama, screenwriting and creative non-fiction. Drama writing is a particular strength, including the relatively new and unexplored field of Dramaturgy. There is scope for work experience with local publishers. The writing programme has an online journal, The Swansea Review, and students write for The Siren, a student-run online journal, and The Waterfront student newspaper. Students are involved in the annual Writers’ Day at the Dylan Thomas Centre, where they meet editors, agents, publishers and writers, to discuss the ins and outs of publication and the craft of writing. Students are part of a vibrant community of writers and artists - Swansea, the birthplace of Dylan Thomas, having a fair claim to being Wales’s city of culture.