The Master's in Writing features concentrations in technical communication, professional writing, and creative writing. A large percentage of our graduates find employment in technical writing and editing positions.

In both sequences, students are required to fulfill the following requirements:

ENG 401, Introduction to Graduate Study
ENG 402, Introduction to the Composing Process
ENG 341, Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics
9 hours from two of the following areas: Rhetorical Studies, Professional Writing, Language, Teaching
6 hours in literature
3 hours elective
3 hours of internship, portfolio, or practicum
Master's thesis (4 hours)
Comprehensive examinations