104

Academic Year

Division of Literary and Cultural Studies

Division of Creative Writing

Graduation Credits

38

38

Required Credits

15

15

Elective Credits

23

23

Note

1、Within the 23 credits of professional elective courses of Division of Literary and cultural Studies, one should take 6 credits from the courses of creative writing, and should take the courses of the Sinophone Literature, and Sinophone Culutre opened by the Department or by other departments of the University for the rest of the 17 credits. (the courses opened by Degree Program are not included)
2、To take the courses of other departments should be restricted to two courses or 6 credits。
3、Except taking courses of Research Guidance or Dissertation Guidance, the freshmen and the juniors should at least take one course of Master Program of the Department.

1、Within the 23 credits of professional elective courses of Division of Creative Writing, one should take 4 courses of creative writing opened by the Department, and could take other courses opened by the Department or other departments of the University for the rest of the credits. (the courses opened by Degree Program are not included)
2、To take the courses of other departments should be restricted to two courses or 6 credits。
3、The student of Division of Creative Writing should take at least three courses form those elective courses of novel, prose , poetry, Script for Stage-Play, Telescript and Screenplay, Reportage, and Digital Literature.
4、Except taking courses of Research Guidance or Dissertation Guidance, the freshmen and the juniors should at least take one course of Master Program of the Department.

For those that were enrolled by the qualification of the equivalent education level or were not graduated from the literary departments, they should additionally take the course of "Seminar on Literary Thinking."

For those that were enrolled by the qualification of the equivalent education level or were not graduated from the literary departments, they should additionally take the course of "Seminar on Literary Thinking."