University of Nebraska MFA in Writing
Program Description
The University of Nebraska MFA in Writing is a two-year program of focused mentored instruction for creative writers who are committed to a literary career. The program comprises four 16-week writing seminars, working one-on-one with a writing mentor, and five 10-day, symposium-style residency sessions of lectures, readings, workshops and individual conferences in a beautiful resort lodge setting. The seminars and residencies are integrated to help those who need to hone their writing and critical thinking in order to participate competitively in the wider domain of contemporary letters. In a two-year course of study, the student earns 60 credit hours toward a Masters of Fine Arts degree in one of three genres: fiction, poetry, or nonfiction. See http://www.unomaha.edu/unmfaw for complete program description and admissions information.
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Admissions
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Part-time: Yes
Student Body
Genre
Fiction
Poetry
Creative Non-fiction
