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This is a guide to resources available to the OU community and beyond for those who write fiction, poetry, personal narrative, and other forms categorized as Creative Writing. It points to interviews with writers, blogs and books on the creative process, organizations for writers, and helps you browse the shelves of OU's collection.

The guide was created and is maintained by Liorah Golomb , Humanities Librarian at the University of Oklahoma. I welcome your suggestions and comments! Happy writing!

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What is Creative Media Production?

Creative Media Production (CMP) students learn to be professional storytellers using digital media through hands-on learning and real-world experiences. At one of the most state-of-the-art facilities in the nation, OU CMP students can focus their study with one or more of seven tracks: Audio Production, Corporate and Commercial Production, Documentary, Electronic Filmmaking, Video Production, Writing, or Interactive Multimedia. Students produce their work in one of Gaylord's four studios, 14 editing suites, nearly 150 editing stations, two control rooms, two radio stations, or the multi-track audio station. Students are equipped to go on location with more than two-dozen cameras to create their own work. Screenings of student films are held in the new 185-seat Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation auditorium.

CMP students have the opportunity to work for the student-produced television station, TV4OU, producing shows such as the OU Nightly newscast, sports and magazine shows and major music productions. In addition, students work on major independent projects such as films, documentaries with Gaylord Hall Productions and commercial productions or on special projects like ESPNU's Campus Connection.

Students wishing to work in radio can get hands on experience at two on-campus stations, The Wire and KGOU. Students may also work with the athletic department's high-definition production unit, SoonerVision. 

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Do my interests fit?

CMP students typically have interests in:

  • Film, radio or television
  • Creative expression
  • Media and digital design
  • Collaboration
  • Fast-paced environment

High school preparation could include journalism, broadcast production, event planning, digital design or yearbook. 

How can OU CMP help me?

Gaylord College has built an incredible alumni network that exists to help yOU! With graduates in CMP all over the world, alumni look forward to meeting with, donating and awarding internships to Gaylord students. Advisors and faculty encourage and help supplement traditional classroom experience with on-the-job training. With opportunities like career fairs, networking events, premier student organizations, faculty guided trips and tours and study abroad opportunities, there’s no limit to the possibilities with a CMP degree.

Graduates from CMP have worked around the globe, covering wars in the Middle East, serving the president in media relations and working for some of the biggest names in television. Among Gaylord College's outstanding alumni are Paul Gadd, producer for "24" on the Fox Network; Spencer Tillman, Sports Broadcaster, CBS Sports; and James Dolan, president and CEO for Dolan Media.

How can I get involved?

Here are some organizations CMP students can join at OU:

  • Gaylord Ambassadors
  • Magazine Interest Group
  • SoonerVision HD
  • Society of Professional Journalists
  • Public Relations Student Society of America
  • Kappa Tau Alpha Society
  • Routes Magazine
  • Sooner Sports Pad
  • Native American Journalists Association
  • Lindsey + Asp Agency
  • Professional Writing Student Association
  • Oklahoma College Broadcasters
  • Student Film Production Club
  • Creative Incubator
  • Gaylord Hall Productions
  • The Oklahoma Daily
  • Student Media/Yearbook
  • National Association of Black Journalists
  • National Association of Hispanic Journalists

What courses will I take?

CMP courses include:

  • Introduction to Mass Communication
  • Writing for Mass Media
  • Introduction to Public Relations
  • Electronic Media Writing
  • Introduction to Video Production
  • Survey of Electronic Media
  • Electronic Field Production
  • Issues & Ethics in Electronic Media - Capstone
  • Gaylord Electives
  • Minor Classes
  • CMP Tracks - CMP students have the opportunity to select one of the following tracks (9-10 hours) to complete their degree.

                o Audio Production                 o Corporate Commercial Media and Design                 o Documentary Production                 o Electronic Film Making                 o Interactive Multimedia Graphics                 o Video Production                 o Writing                 o Planned Studies

Wait, I can have a minor?

Gaylord students have the opportunity to minor in a non-Gaylord program as part of their program degree sheet. Typically, CMP students minor in:

  • A foreign language ( Spanish (pdf) , French (pdf) , etc.)
  • Film & Media Studies (pdf)
  • Nonprofit Organizational Studies (pdf)
  • Political Science (pdf)
  • General Business (pdf)
  • Enterprise Studies (pdf)
  • Communication (pdf)
  • Entrepreneurship (pdf)

Full list of available minors.

How can I study abroad?

CMP students have the chance to study abroad with:

  • British Media Study Abroad in the United Kingdom
  • Communicating Culture: Travel writing in Puerto Rico
  • International Advertising in either Europe or Asia
  • Summer Program in Communication at Erfurt (SPICE) in Germany
  • Summer in Washington, D.C. 
  • JMC: Professional Media Program at OU in Arezzo, Italy
  • Students also have the opportunity for club trips in Austin, Dallas, New York City and San Francisco

What kind of career could I pursue?

  • Videographer
  • Continuity writer
  • Film producer
  • Multi-media producer
  • Broadcast journalist

How much will I make?

Visit the  U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ website  to explore the median pay for jobs you can pursue with this degree. 

Program Accreditation

The Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication is a founding member of the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. The college has had continuous accreditation since 1948. A creative media production student graduates with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism degree. A Master of Arts and Ph.D. in Media Arts are also available.

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We all have stories to tell and unique ways of viewing the world. Oakland University's Creative Writing program will provide you with the opportunity to develop your craft and share your vision.

Our focus on literary history will introduce you to current writers who are producing exciting work in your genre, while also introducing you to the history of your genre, a foundation all writers need. You will work closely with faculty members who specialize in poetry, short stories, novels, screenwriting, literary nonfiction, comics, and multi-media texts.

No matter what you do in life, strengthening your writing skills will provide you with language and editing skills, as well as research and critical thinking abilities, that are easily transferable to any other profession or area of interest.

Program Requirements:

  • Creative Writing - Fiction Specialization
  • Creative Writing - Memoir and Essay Specialization
  • Creative Writing - Poetry Specialization
  • Creative Writing - Screenwriting Specialization
  • Creative Writing - Minor Requirements

Advising Contacts

  • Program Director: Jeff Chapman
  • Program Adviser: Annie Gilson

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The OU Creative Writing Program allows students to major or minor in four different genres: fiction, poetry, literary nonfiction, and screenwriting. OU Faculty include novelists, short story writers, poets, creative nonfiction writers, graphic novelists, and film-makers.

Our program’s first priority is to provide students with excellent introductory, intermediate, and advanced-level workshop courses in the genre of their choice. These workshops are small and create opportunities for students to work closely with professors and peers building a vibrant community of writers and artists. Majors are also required to take courses in other genres (this can include courses in play-writing,offered through the Department of Music, Theater, and Dance, and in creative nonfiction courses offered through the Department of Writing and Rhetoric). We aim to demonstrate the overlap between various forms of creative writing while also helping students to develop their own voices through the honing of specific literary techniques. And because faculty members work in a variety of genres and styles, students are encouraged to experiment and explore, even as they also learn the traditional tools of craft and revision. Creative writing students also take cognate classes in contemporary literature and cinema in order to be immersed in the important voices of writers today.

Mentorship is another key to the success of our program. The relationships that our students build with faculty in formal and informal ways help to guide them into the professional realm, while also introducing them to the diversity of employment options. When students enter their junior and senior years, they are encouraged to do internships. They can also request alumni mentors. CW majors who work closely with faculty, internship site directors, and OU graduates are better able to make the transition from school to the working world; they also learn how to capitalize on their skills as talented writers.

Finally, we encourage and facilitate the engagement of our creative writing majors with the writing and publishing community at large, as they move toward becoming professionals in that community. Numerous innovative and multi-format events and activities support students’ engagement with the larger writing community, both on the OU campus and elsewhere (see Student Engagement section on this website). As a culmination of their writing work, all senior creative writing majors have the option of participating in a capstone reading that is open to the university and larger community. This event takes place in April. Alumni can continue to be involved in our OU English Alumni Association.

Jeff Chapman, Fiction and Comics Jeff is Associate Professor of  English and Creative Writing and the director of the Creative Writing Program. His interests include comics, mythology,  classical Greek & Latin, and contemporary fiction. Thirty of his short  stories, graphic stories, and essays have been published in anthologies and  magazines, including South Dakota Review , Black Warrior Review , The  Florida Review , and Cutbank . He received his M.F.A. in creative writing  from Sarah Lawrence College, and his Ph.D. in creative writing and  literature from the University of Utah. In 2015, he received a Kresge  Artist Fellowship. Kitty Dubin, Playwriting Kitty is Special Lecturer in Theater  and has been  teaching beginning and advanced classes at Oakland University for the past  eighteen years. In that time, over one hundred of her students' plays have  been produced, received staged readings or won awards. Her own plays have  been produced at theaters throughout Michigan, including the Purple Rose,  BoarsHead, Performance Network, and the Fourth Street Playhouse. She is  Playwright-In-Residence at the Jewish Ensemble Theatre where she has had  six plays produced. She has also had her work performed in New York City,  Austin, Los Angeles, and Chicago and she is a frequent speaker at writers  conferences. This August, her play, CUTTING IT CLOSE , will be performed  at Boxfest, a one act festival in Detroit where all the plays are directed  by women. Kitty got her B.A. from Case Western Reserve University, a M.A.  in English from Wayne State University and a M.A. in Guidance and  Counseling from Oakland University. Annie Gilson, Fiction (literary and fantasy) ( www.annettegilson.com ) Annie is Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing and the advisor of the Creative Writing Program. Her first novel, New Light ,  came out from Black Heron Press (second printing, 2010). Annie also writes  Young Adult fantasy novels and is represented by Kelly Sonnack of the  Andrea Brown Literary Agency. She reviews contemporary fiction for a number  of periodicals, including Publishers Weekly , Rain Taxi , and American  Book Review . She received a B.A. in creative writing from Bard College and  a Ph.D. in Twentieth-Century Literature from Washington University in St.  Louis. Katie Hartsock, Poetry ( katiehartsock.com ) Katie is an Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing. Hartsock’s second poetry collection,  Wolf Trees  (2023), weaves changing ecologies with personal worlds of motherhood and living with Type 1 diabetes. first full-length poetry collection,  Bed of Impatiens ,  was a finalist for the Able Muse Book Award, and was published in 2016. Hartsock teaches poetry and creative writing workshops, and literature courses including Classical Mythology, What Is Lyric Poetry?, and Disability Studies and Literature. Her poetry appears widely, in journals such as  Beloit Poetry Journal, Birmingham Poetry Review, Dappled Things, Image, Iron Horse Literary Review, Kenyon Review, Massachusetts Review, The New Criterion, Pleiades, Poetry, RHINO, The Threepenny Review,  and  THRUSH.  Her current manuscripts-in-progress include  The Last Crusade , a poetry collection (containing, yes, a few Indiana Jones poems), and  Songs of the Iliad , a hybrid text combining translation with vignettes of the epic’s ancient audiences and creative commentary.  Selections of her translations of Homer appeared in University of Iowa’s  Exchanges: Journal of Literary Translation.  She holds a PhD in Comparative Literary Studies from Northwestern University and a MFA from the University of Michigan, where she received the major Hopwood graduate award in poetry. Peter Markus, Fiction Peter is Special Lecturer in Creative Writing; he  has also taught for 20 years as a writer-in-residence with the InsideOut  Literary Arts Project. He is the author of a novel, Bob, or Man on Boat ,  as well as five other books of fiction, the most recent of which is The  Fish and the Not Fish , a Michigan Notable Book of 2015. His fiction has  appeared widely in anthologies and journals including Chicago Review , Iowa  Review , Alaska Quarterly Review , Black Warrior Review , Quarterly West ,  Massachusetts Review , and Northwest Review , among many others. He received his  B.A. from University of Michigan and his M.F.A. from Western Michigan  University. In 2012, he was awarded a Kresge Arts in Detroit fellowship. Links to Peter’s work: Novel excerpt: We Make Mud S hort story: Bird with One Wing I nterview: Fiction as Magic Language Spell R eview: Detroit Free Press - "Book of one-syllable words makes Peter Markus notable" Susan McCarty, Memoir and Essay Susan is Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing. Her first book, Anatomies , was published by Aforementioned Productions in 2015. She was the recipient of a Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artists’ Award in 2015 and a Virginia Center for the Creative Arts residency in 2012. Her essays and stories have appeared in South Dakota Review , the Iowa Review , the Utne Reader , Conjunctions , Hotel Amerika, and other journals. She has an M.F.A. from the Vermont College of Fine Arts and a Ph.D. from the University of Utah. Before coming to Oakland, she was an assistant professor of English at Salisbury University on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, and before that, she was an award-winning junior editor at Penguin and Avalon Books, a freelance copyeditor for Boston’s Weekly Dig and the Beer Advocate , and an obituary writer at the Eastern Iowa Gazette.

Keep up with current events such as readings and contests by liking the program on our Creative Writing Department Facebook page. Please also consider applying for one or all of the scholarships that Creative Writing offers: Creative Writing Scholarships

  • Carpenter  Scholarship in Poetry
  • Iodice Scholarship for Creative Writing majors
  • McCloskey Scholarship in Creative Nonfiction

You can find out more by visiting Oakland University Scholarships . Opportunities for Engagement OU Creative Writing Club The vibrant OU Creative Writing Club, advised by  Prof. Kathy Pfeiffer ,  gives our students a weekly meeting place to discuss their work, the work of writers who inspire them, and to share ideas that can help strengthen the program.  Check out our website  or  join us on the Creative Writing Club Facebook page . OU Screenwriters’ Guild The OU Screenwriters’ Guild, advised by Prof. David Shaerf , brings together aspiring screenwriters and  film-makers. It also offers opportunities for those interested in writing  film scripts to get together and workshop, attend lectures, and pitch  scripts to filmmakers to get made! No experience necessary. Contact faculty  advisor David Shaerf for additional information. The Oakland Arts Review (The OAR) The Oakland Arts Review, also known as The OAR, is a journal put out by  the Creative Writing Program devoted to undergraduate writing . Genres we publish include fiction, scripts, nonfiction,  poetry, and comics (can include excerpts of graphic novels). Students may  also submit images for cover art. The journal is overseen by Professor Susan McCarty. S tudents interested in working on the journal should complete the Intern and Volunteer Form and submit to   [email protected] . Contact Susan McCarty to request the Intern and Volunteer Form. Submit materials for publication to the Oakland Arts Reviews . Annual Reading Series "Every semester the Creative Writing Program sponsors readings and craft  talks by fiction writers, poets, screenwriters, and creative nonfiction  authors. Readings range from the avant-garde to traditional. We regularly  host round-tables on publishing and editing as well as workshops on  publication and on teaching creative writing in the public schools. These  events take place on the OU campus and information is  available on The Creative Writing Facebook page. Our endowed poetry event, The Maurice Brown Reading Series, is the first event of the year. The event is funded by a generous donation from OU Professor Judith Brown in memory of her husband, OU Professor Maurice Brown, a great lover of poetry. T he reading series began in 1988; over the years, we have brought many leading American poets to campus, including those named for Poet Laureate and the Pulitzer Prize. Department Awards and Contests Four contests run yearly:

  • OU Flash Fiction Contest: Two separate  contests, one open to current undergrads, and one to everyone who is not an  undergrad
  • OU Literary Non-fiction Contest:  Open to undergrads, faculty, staff, and alumni
  • OU Ekphrasis Poetry Contest: Two separate contests, one open  to current undergrads, one to everyone who is not an undergrad
  • OU  Screenplay Award: Open to undergrads

Mentoring Program Our Mentoring program pairs employed alums with English major juniors and  seniors, to help students make the transition into the working world. But  our students also maintain a thriving OU English Alumni Association. This  network is for you: we could host reading groups on campus, talk shop and  job searches, and even set up readings and writing groups for alumni!  Alumni are also welcome to attend meetings of the Creative Writing club. Internships The Creative Writing Program prioritizes student involvement in volunteer  and internship activities and in writing groups around the area. Students  intern in a wide cross-section of literary venues, including Dzanc Books  (small press), Wayne State University Press, 826Michigan (literacy and  creative writing outreach program), Midwestern Gothic (literary journal),  InsideOut Detroit (creative writing workshops in Detroit public schools),  Baldwin Center and Common Ground (community help centers), and Write A  House (Detroit literary nonprofit). Students are also free to design their  own internships. Study Abroad Opportunities Currently, students can take Fiction and Poetry Workshops at The University  of London, London, UK and at the University of East Anglia, UK.

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BA (Hons) Creative Writing and Film Arts

Programme outline.

The programme aims to offer education and training in film studies, script writing, and film and media production with a focus on critical thinking and creative writing. Upon graduation, students will have the knowledge to appreciate and produce critiques on film and literature of different genres. Students will acquire the skills to write in different genres (such as fiction, screen writing, play writing, and film criticism). Furthermore, students will learn to express their ideas in digital video shooting and master the techniques in film and video production. Various areas of knowledge and skills of media writing and production are also covered in the curriculum; these include advertisement, television production, drama, news reporting and editing, etc. The programme aims to foster talents for a new era of creative industries, which is burgeoning not only in Hong Kong but also in mainland China.

Programme Intended Learning Outcomes (PILOs)

Upon completion of the programme, students should be able to:

Programme Structure

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For Year 2 Senior Entry, please click here  to view the programme structure.

For Year 3 Senior Entry, please click here  to view the programme structure.

  • 2017-18 & Before
  • 2018-19, 2019-20,& 2020-21
  • 2021-22 & theafter
  • Year 2 Entry 18/19 Before
  • Year 2 Entry 19/20, 20/21, 21/22
  • Year 2 Entry 22/23 & theafter
  • Year 3 Entry 19/20 & Before

Students have to obtain a total of 160 credits. Students must successfully complete the following requirements within the 160 credits:

  • 120 credits of compulsory core courses;
  • 10 credits of outside discipline courses;
  • 10 credits of English Language Enhancement courses; and
  • 20 credits of purpose-designed General Education (GE) courses.

Students are reminded that within the 160 credits, not more than 40 credits of courses are to be taken at the foundation level.

  • 115 credits of compulsory core courses;
  • 5 credits of elective course;

Applicable to students admitted in 2021-22 and thereafter:

Year 2 entry

Applicable to students admitted in 2018-19 and before:

Students have to obtain a total of 120 credits. Students must successfully complete the following requirements within the 120 credits:

  • 95 credits of compulsory core courses;
  • 5 credits of English Language Enhancement courses; and
  • 10 credits of purpose-designed General Education (GE) courses.

Students are reminded that within the 120 credits, not more than 20 credits of courses are to be taken at the foundation level.

Applicable to students admitted in 2019-20, 2020-2021 & 2021-2022:

  • 90 credits of compulsory core courses;

Applicable to students admitted in 2022-2023 and thereafter:

Career and Further Studies

Career Prospects

Students in this programme will receive an in-depth education and holistic training in both creative writing and film arts. Key areas of study and training are:

  • History, theory and aesthetics in creative writing and film arts;
  • Critical and creative thinking;
  • Presentation and storytelling skills;
  • Creative and professional writing skills; and
  • Film production and postproduction techniques.

Further Studies

Opportunities for postgraduate studies in film studies, film production, literature, design, media, or related fields such as performance studies and communication, are available in Hong Kong and abroad.

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Admission requirements.

To be considered for admission to this programme, students shall have to satisfy the  General Admission Requirements set by the Hong Kong Metropolitan University and the specific requirements of the programme.

There are no specific subject requirements for this programme.

For Senior Entry, please refer to  Senior Entry Requirement  and  Non-JUPAS Local Application Procedures

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Dr. LAW Tsin Fung Angela

Assistant Professor Programme Leader, BA (Hons) in Creative Writing & Film Arts

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Dr. LEUNG Mo Ling Rebecca

Associate Professor Associate Dean Director, Tin Ka Ping Centre of Chinese Culture

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Dr. SHAO Dong Shawn

Assistant Professor Acting Head, Creative Arts Department

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Dr. YU Wenhan Marvin

Assistant Professor Programme Leader, MA in Creative Writing

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Dr. HO Yue Jin

Senior Lecturer

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Human culture, in all its varieties, offers rich possibilities for study. You can explore anything from art history to music, or creative writing to philosophy with one of our arts and humanities courses. Find out where your interests can take you with The Open University.

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Arts and Humanities Degrees  Degrees Also known as an undergraduate or bachelors degree. Internationally respected, universally understood. An essential requirement for many high-level jobs. Gain a thorough understanding of your subject – and the tools to investigate, think critically, form reasoned arguments, solve problems and communicate effectively in new contexts. Progress to higher level study, such as a postgraduate diploma or masters degree.

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  • One credit represents about 10 hours of study over the duration of the course.
  • You are awarded credits after you have successfully completed a module.
  • For example, if you study a 60-credit module and successfully pass it, you will be awarded 60 credits.

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Arts and Humanities Diplomas  Diplomas Widely recognised qualification. Equivalent to the first two thirds of an honours degree. Enhance your professional and technical skills or extend your knowledge and understanding of a subject. Study for interest or career development. Top up to a full honours degree in just two years.

Arts and humanities certificates  certificates widely recognised qualification. equivalent to the first third of an honours degree. study for interest or career development. shows that you can study successfully at university level. count it towards further qualifications such as a diphe or honours degree., why study arts and humanities with the open university.

Engage with other students across the globe with a qualification in arts and humanities from The Open University. You can study a wide range of subjects, with the opportunity to specialise in one or two disciplines to suit your interests or needs. Alongside the opportunity to develop key, transferrable skills, the OU can offer you:

  • Undergraduate modules informed and developed as a result of our world-class research.
  • A broad and exciting range of topics and themes in specific subject areas, providing you with new perspectives on culture, society and humanity.
  • The opportunity to join the largest and most diverse faculty at the OU, with some 50,000 students on arts and social sciences courses.

Careers in Arts and Humanities

A qualification in arts and humanities will help in sharpening your IT skills, writing and ability to think independently. In today’s competitive job market, these key skills are greatly sought after in the world beyond study – whether you’re already working, volunteering or changing career.

Arts and humanities could lead to a career in:

  • Creative and cultural industries
  • Politics/local government

Looking for something other than a qualification?

The majority of our modules can be studied by themselves, on a stand-alone basis. If you later choose to work towards a qualification, you may be able to count your study towards it.

See our full list of Arts and Humanities modules

Arts and Humanities short courses

Start learning about aspects of the arts, film, media and music in just a few hours a week.

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All Arts and Humanities courses

Browse all the Arts and Humanities courses we offer – certificates, diplomas and degrees.

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