This one-year master's program is suitable for those with an approved honours degree – see Program Details for entry requirements. You'll learn about the ever-changing landscape of the Australian and international publishing industries. Gain a deeper understanding of all stages of the writing process. You will develop practical knowledge and experience in writing and editing across all genres, including academic papers, business documents, fiction, non-fiction, reviews, and more. Tailor your experience to suit your aspirations. You can choose to specialise in professional or creative writing, or undertake coursework that covers both fields. Benefit from a program that maintains a close connection to the publishing industry and offers courses that focus on contemporary writing, editing, and publishing practices. Career outcomes The program offers graduates a wide range of opportunities to pursue either freelance or salaried careers in writing, editing, and publishing. Graduates have found employment in Australia and internationally in writing and editing for social media and mainstream publications in the arts, advertising, business, education, marketing, science, technology, and journalism. Fields of study Creative Writing The Writing, Editing, and Publishing (WEP) program addresses the escalating demand for specialist writing and editing skills in all fields, channels, media, and genres within both traditional and new media. The courses present students with the grounding to generate, edit, and publish a wide range of academic, journalistic, creative, and workplace documents. All the courses have a close connection with current practices in the writing, editing, and publishing industries because the staff has extensive and current industry experience. The creative writing field is focused on key skills, processes, and practices for students interested in pursuing creative writing and editing as a career, as research, or for personal interest and enjoyment. Professional Writing The Writing, Editing, and Publishing (WEP) program addresses the escalating demand for specialist writing and editing skills in all fields, channels, media, and genres within both traditional and new media. The courses present students with the grounding to generate, edit, and publish a wide range of academic, journalistic, creative, and workplace documents. All the courses have a close connection with current practices in the writing, editing, and publishing industries because the staff has extensive and current industry experience. The professional writing field is focused on key skills, processes, and practices for students interested in pursuing professional writing and editing as a career, as research, or to enrich their existing workplace practices.