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Professional and Creative WritingA Minor Whether it is a cover letter, a blog, white paper, or a poem, perfecting the craft of written communication is vital to professional success and personal creative fulfillment. No matter which career you choose, writing will further your ability to communicate effectively and expand your critical thinking skills. The Professional and Creative Writing minor offers the chance to explore an array of writing topics and genres to prepare you for success. The Professional and Creative Writing minor requires four courses that offer an understanding of this diverse and varied field. Studying Professional and Creative Writing at BryantStudents pursuing a minor in Professional and Creative Writing develop their writing skills in a variety of settings designed to provide a full exploration of genres. Options range from feature writing for magazines and the Web, to newspaper journalism, to creative writing in poetry and fiction. Creative writing classes are a perfect complement to Bryant's core coursework in literature studies, giving students the opportunity to engage in the process of writing a poem or story. Professional writing classes introduce students to the necessity of clear, concise workplace communication designed to accomplish shared organizational goals. CoursesStudents in the Professional and Creative Writing minor must complete the following minor requirements:
Approved Professional and Creative Writing minor courses:
For complete course descriptions, please refer to the course catalog. Opportunities After GraduationStrong writing skills are the foundation for successful careers across multiple industries, including:
For more informationTo learn more about the Professional and Creative Writing minor, please contact:
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