Professional Outcomes
Blending theory and practice with industry insight, the GCCWC introduces students to the practicalities of writing, publishing and effective communication in today’s rapidly changing media environment. Graduates of the course build a portfolio of creative work as a basis for pursuing a range of professional writing and communication ventures as well as further study.
About This Course
The Graduate Certificate of Creative Writing and Communication (GCCWC) is designed to equip new and developing writers with the knowledge and skills needed to discern and pursue their creative call across a range of communication professions. Specifically intended for those with no prior qualification in the field, the GCCWC offers the flexibility to study a range of specific writing forms and genres. The course also includes an emphasis on creative theory and practice in light of the College’s underpinning Christian worldview.
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Graduate Certificate in Creative Writing & Communication, graduates will have a proven ability to:
- Evaluate the nature of creative communication and their own creative goals in light of a range of theoretical (historical, cultural and theological) perspectives
- Employ critical reading, research, and technical communication skills to enhance their creative practice and communicate complex ideas to a variety of audiences
- Evaluate the cultural and aesthetic value of classic and contemporary literature, as well as new media texts, in order to enhance and explain their own creative work.
- Work collaboratively and individually to generate and evaluate a range of creative communication projects utilising advanced oral and written communication skills
- Analyse trends in publishing and communication markets in order to strategically promote themselves and their work
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Graduate Diploma in Creative Writing and Communication
Postgraduate Course
The Graduate Diploma of Creative Writing and Communication (GDCWC) is designed to equip developing writers and communication professionals with the critical, reflective and technical skills needed to more fully discern and pursue their creative call. Blending theory and practice with industry insight, the course prepares graduates for the practicalities of writing, publishing and effective communication in today’s rapidly changing media environment. The course also includes an emphasis on creative writing and communication in light of Tabor’s underpinning Christian ethos.
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Master of Creative Writing and Communication
Postgraduate Course
The Master of Creative Writing and Communication (MCWC) is designed to equip established and aspiring communication professionals with a critically nuanced, technically robust understanding of their creative call and the practicalities of writing, editing and publishing in today’s rapidly changing media environment. With a strong focus on the practicalities of editing and publishing in the 21st century, the course enables graduates to better understand their creative call and so engage effectively with contemporary society in their personal approach to storytelling.
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Unit Total
2
Core
2
ELECTIVES
Core
Electives
Where can I study?
You can study on campus at Adelaide – Millswood SA, or fully online.
How much does it cost?
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fees and available payment options.
Application Process:
Applications may be accepted up to two weeks after the semester begins.
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When can I start?
Semester 1 – February
Semester 2 – July
How long does it take?
6 months full-time or part-time equivalent.
What do I need for entry?
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
Completion of an undergraduate AQF level 7 qualification award (e.g. BA) with a major in Creative Writing or a closely allied field (e.g. journalism, media, communication)
OR
Completion of a postgraduate award (e.g. Grad Cert) in Creative Writing or a closely allied field (e.g. journalism, media, communication)
OR
Demonstrated significant and relevant professional experience, as per Tabor’s Professional Experience Admissions Policy. Successful applicants will therefore already possess foundational cognitive, critical thinking, organisational and communication skills needed for academic success at postgraduate level.
Additional Information
COURSE CODE
TABOR: H_GCCW
SATAC: Not applicable
COURSE LEVEL
Postgraduate Course
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Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Email: enquiry@tabor.edu.au
Phone: 1300 482 267
This qualification is TEQSA accredited and is recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework