New York University NYU Shanghai 8 courses 16 total credits
The Writing Program at NYU Shanghai also offers a range of creative writing courses designed to support the creative ambitions of our uniquely diverse student body. In a lively, multicultural setting, these courses foster essential skills in self-expression, persuasion, and analysis, and guide students in their growth as language artists. With a focus on reading, writing, and discussing poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction in both traditional and emerging digital forms, these courses are built on the idea that sustained practice in these areas strengthens skills valuable across careers—from business and marketing to journalism, game development, interactive media, and even the sciences. Students interested in further hands-on experience can help edit creative writing’s annual print journal, Confluences, or participate in events with visiting writers and translators in our Literary Reading Series.
| An additional intermediate/advanced creative writing workshop or a designated elective | 4 credits |
Select one of the following introductory courses:
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CRWR-SHU 159 | Introduction to Creative Writing | 4 |
| CRWR-SHU 161 | Introduction to Creative Writing: Literary Translation | 4 |
Select two intermediate/advanced creative writing workshops:
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