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At Massey, we believe in the power of creative writing as our point of connection, as our way of understanding who we are, how we sit in the world, and what we might give to this world.

Get creative, get writing and get published

Your lecturers are award-winning established writers in poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, writing for children, script-writing and play-writing, and have published in Aotearoa and overseas.

Our goal is to help and encourage you to become a better writer, whatever path you choose to take.

Hear from the lecturers about studying creative writing at Massey and how we can help you tell your story

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Creative writing – bachelor of arts.

Unlock your imagination, expand your creative thinking and polish your writing.

Our undergraduate courses feature a spectrum of forms and genres, and each comes at writing from a different angle.

At the heart of your undergraduate journey is our writing workshop, where you'll have the opportunity to share your work in safe but rigorous discussions that range from line edits to holistic ways to build on strengths and grow as a writer.

Workshops are flexible and can take the form of in-class discussion, real-time video discussion or forums – depending on the course, the type of study you do and your own preferences.

You'll read excellent work from Aotearoa and beyond with a set of diverse authors and approaches to craft. We take apart poems or stories or essays or scripts for how they work – so that you can use those lessons to shape your own creative work.

Write the next act in your story

Master of creative writing – mcw.

Use your passion for writing to transform yourself and the world through an intense exploration of language.

Doctor of Philosophy – PhD

A prestigious research qualification that demonstrates your ability to carry out independent and original research in your chosen field.

Through our Master in Creative Writing (MCW) or PhD, you'll work on a book-length project with the support and supervision of our experienced lecturers.

You'll be closely supervised by one of our established writers and excellent teachers whose primary goal is to help you unlock your potential as a writer.

Our graduates have published books or work in journals with major outlets both here and overseas. They have been short-listed for the poetry and fiction categories of the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards and have won awards including:

• New Zealand Poetry Society International Poetry Competition
• Caselberg Trust International Poetry Prize
• Playwright’s Association of NZ 2018 One-Act Play Competition
• University of Otago’s annual creative writing competition
• Canterbury Branch NZSA Short Prose competition
• Playmarket Brown Ink award.

Enhance your professional role

Creative writing students come from many programmes and disciplines, ranging from business to computer science to veterinary science.

Our courses can be taken individually or as part of a major, minor or graduate diploma. They are a great opportunity to expand your creative thinking and develop your writing skills – making you an asset in many professional roles.

Learn from experienced authors and established writers

Our award-winning lecturers publish and supervise across a full range of creative writing forms, including novels, short stories, poetry, plays, film scripts and creative nonfiction.

They have written essays, articles, and books about creative writing and are experts in online workshopping and supervision.

Professor Bryan Walpert

Bryan is the author of three poetry collections, most recently Native Bird; a novel, Late Sonata; a collection of short stories, Ephraim’s Eyes, and two scholarly books, Resistance to Science in Contemporary American Poetry and Poetry and Mindfulness: Interruption to a Journey. He has received writing awards in New Zealand, Australia and the US.

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Professor Elspeth Tilley

Elspeth is a three-time winner of the British Theatre Challenge international playwriting competition and a three-time official playwright for Climate Change Theatre Action. Her award-winning plays have been published and produced globally including off-Broadway and off-West End. Elspeth received the 2018 College of Humanities & Social Sciences award for Sustained Excellence in Teaching.

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Dr Gigi Fenster

Gigi's first novel , The Intentions Book , was a finalist in the New Zealand book awards and was longlisted for the IMPAC Dublin Award and Commonwealth Prize. Her second novel , A Good Winter, won the Michael Gifkins Award and was a finalist in the Ockham Fiction Awards. Her memoir, Feverish , was born out of her creative writing PhD. Gigi is currently working on a children's nonfiction book and novel.

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Associate Professor Robert Sullivan

Robert has won the 2022 Lauris Edmond Memorial Award for his contribution to New Zealand poetry, the Montana New Zealand Book Award for co-editing Whetu Moana: Contemporary Polynesian Poems in English, the Māori Literature Award for co-editing Puna Wai Kōrero: An Anthology of Māori Poetry in English, and the New Zealand Post Children’s Book of the Year.

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Dr Thom Conroy

Thom is currently a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and is also Editor-in-Chief of the literary journal Headland .

Thom has authored The Salted Air and The Naturalist (Penguin Random-House) and is editor of the personal essay collection Home (Massey University Press). He has won the Katherine Anne Porter Fiction Prize and has published short fiction in literary journals.

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Whiti Hereaka

Whiti Hereaka is a novelist and playwright based in Wellington. She is the author of four novels: The Graphologist’s Apprentice , and the award-winning YA novels Bugs , Legacy and her latest novel Kurangaituku . Legacy won the New Zealand Children’s and Young Adult Book Award for YA fiction in 2019 and Kurangaituku won the 2022 Jann Medlicott Acorn Award for fiction at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards.

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Platforms available to creative writing students

Headland Journal

Headland is an online journal publishing short fiction and creative non-fiction. The journal gives voice to aspiring writers alongside established authors, from Aotearoa New Zealand and abroad.

Produced in partnership with Massey University's Creative Writing programme, Thom Conroy serves as Editor-in-Chief and various Massey alumni and current students volunteer as editing staff.

Off the Page

Off the Page is a national writers and reader series that features some of the best national and international voices in contemporary literature, including Tayi Tibble, Tina Makereti, Dame Fiona Kidman, Bill Manhire, Laura Jean McKay, Sarah Laing, Emily Perkins, Anne Kennedy, Elizabeth Knox, and Whiti Hereaka. Each year features a creative writing showcase from creative writing students.

Visiting Artist Residency

In partnership with the Palmerston North City Council and Square Edge Community Arts, Massey has co-hosted three visiting artists in Papaioea Palmerston North since 2005. Each year, the Visiting Artist Programme includes a writer, a multi-media artist, and the director of Summer Shakespeare. Past visiting writers have included Feana Tu’akoi, Owen Marshall, Pip Desmond, Mikaela Nyman, Davis Hill, Lynley Edmeades, James Norcliffe, and Vivienne Plumb.

Visiting writers participate in the Off the Page readers and writers series, meet face-to-face with creative writing students on the Manawatū campus, host community events and workshops, and create digital content for distance students and the general public.

Visiting artist residency in Palmerston North

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Writing Careers: Types of Writing Jobs that Can Earn You Money

If you think being a writer involves conjuring up characters and plots and sipping a cappuccino at the local café, well, you’re only partly right. A writing career comes with as many options as your choice of morning cuppa.

Read on to discover the ways you can break into the many niche writing fields of fiction and non-fiction writing.

What kinds of fiction writing careers are there?

Novelists, short story writers, playwrights, poets, lyricists, comic or graphic novelists, video game narrators and screenwriters create their own fictional worlds.

Where must you study to be a writer of fiction?

No formal education is required. Some fiction wordsmiths learn the tools of the trade by completing a degree or MA degree in Creative Writing. Other writers develop their craft in online and in-person writing courses and mentoring. Browse through our 13 specialised creative writing courses here .

How much can you earn from fiction?

A fiction author’s income fluctuates with the success of their work. There are no set figures, though a 2019 report commissioned by Copyright Licensing New Zealand found the average annual income for an established author was about $15,200.

Traditionally, fiction writing involved submitting stories and novels to magazines and publishers. While that is still the case, self-publishing on platforms like Amazon is shifting the ability to break into writing – not to mention the figures earned! Amazon’s 2019 review of Kindle sales showed thousands of self-published authors earned over $50,000 in royalties. (For full disclosure, thousands also earn very little, but that is because their book covers, content or marketing are poor).

Author Steff Green self-published five fantasy books online and earned $125,976.53 in 2018. And after publishing her debut novel on Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing platform (KDP) in 2015, author L.J. Ross published nineteen more, sold around 4.5 million copies and earned a ‘very sustainable means of income’.

What are typical non-fiction writing careers?

Online freelancing platforms provide the opportunity to break into many writing careers. You can set your price and rates, discover worldwide publications and connect to a broader audience. And in the case of ghostwriters (who earn between US$20 and $45 per hour on freelancing platform Upwork), you can find opportunities to collaborate on other people’s stories. 

Where must you study to be a non-fiction writer?

As with fiction writing, no formal qualifications are required, although Upwork does ask for proof of some form of writing-related skills training to sign up. See our journalism courses , as well as specialist non-fiction content writing courses .

Freelance Journalism also falls into the non-fiction category. Journalists can work from home, writing for a variety of print and digital publications.

If you can deliver well-written, well-researched articles, formal qualifications are not required to succeed in this field. However, completing a certified or diploma-based journalism course – whether online or in-person – is highly recommended for this competitive field.

These days, in-house journalists (like in a newsroom) may require a journalism or communications degree to secure a position. In-house positions are scarce, though; most journalists are freelancers.

What can you earn with freelance writing?

Upwork’s average freelance writer rate is between $30 and $40 dollars per hour, with an annual salary of around $42,000. And projects include just about any writing you can think of: copywriting , business writing , press release writing and technical writing to name a few. Plus, setting up a profile is free. 

Excellent examples of copy and content writing careers

Copy and content writers produce advertising copy, blogs, website content, online articles and social media content.

Many copywriters and content writers have bachelor’s degrees in communication, journalism, marketing and English. Others have completed specialised online writing courses . See our Copywriting Course , and Writing Content for Websites Course .

What can you earn as a copywriter or content writer?

A typical copywriter in New Zealand earns between $60k and $150k per year, depending on experience. A copywriter can freelance or work in-house for an advertising agency, publisher or the marketing department in any large enterprise. 

Making a living as a technical writer

Technical writers create simplified documents, instruction manuals and user guides.

What can you earn as a technical writer?

New technical writers earn between NZ$50k and NZ$60k per year, while experienced technical writers make NZ$60k – NZ$130k per year.

Once again, there are no specific training requirements. However, tertiary qualifications in English, science, engineering, electronics, computer science or commerce can be valuable, as are technical writing certificates. 

How can you become a medical or academic writer?

With a sound knowledge of writing and medical science, medical writers craft peer-reviewed articles, report on clinical trials and educate healthcare professionals and the general public.

What do medical writers earn?

A medical writer’s income ranges from NZ$60k to NZ$146k, and most medical writers work freelance. Plus, medical writer’s skills are transferable to academic writing. Whether it’s engineering essays, financial theories, or articles in environmental sciences, going freelance provides ample opportunity to get hired and set your own academic writing rates.

Academic writers can write articles and reports for governments, NGOs, large-scale enterprises and medium-sized companies.

Many academic writers write part-time as part of a career as a lecturer or professor at a tertiary institution.

What kind of career can you have in business writing?

Business writers pen everything from proposals and grants to reports and resumes, emails and newsletters. Attention to grammar and excellent writing skills are necessary, and supporting qualifications or certificates of proficiency would be helpful.

And while there’s no set income, proposal writers, for example, earn an average salary of around NZ$75,000. 

While some business writers work as freelance consultants to companies both large and small, most business writers write as part of their job.

Browse through our business writing courses here .

How do you launch a career in copy-editing and proofreading?

All written material requires proofreading and copy-editing, regardless of the field of writing. Correcting grammar errors, double-checking facts, and enhancing readability are  skills honed through specialised copy-editing courses.

Occasionally, copy-editors are self-taught; however, publishers increasingly require that their copy-editors and proofreaders have at least completed a six-month training course. View the details of our 8-month practica l Copy-editing and Proofreading Course here .

What can you earn as a copy-editor?

Copy-editors can earn between NZ$46,000 to NZ$78,000, or $35 per hour, depending on experience. Opportunities include freelancing or working for creative agencies, publishing houses, film and TV studios, government organisations and public relations firms. 

Whether writing is a side hustle that provides a creative outlet, or if you work on multiple projects as a full-time freelancer, making a living as a writer is possible.

And while some writing careers may be more lucrative than others, combining technology and different styles (plus caffeine!) allows you virtually unlimited access to all of them.

References:

1. Amazon. (2019, December 23). Kindle: A Year in Review 2. Green S. (June, 2019). ‘This year I’ll bank over $200k’: An NZ writer on actually making money. The Spinoff. 3. Haysom, S. (2021, February 24). These self-published authors are actually making a living. Here’s how. Mashable. 4. Copyright Licensing New Zealand. (2019, March 27). Latest Report into New Zealand Writer’s earnings reveals the difficulty to make a living from writing. 5. Cope, S. (2021, March 12). How much can freelancers make in 2021? Upwork.

6. Careers.govt.nz. (2021, May 24). Technical Writer

7. New Zealand Medical Writers Salary Survey. (2017). New Zealand Medical Writers Salary Survey 2017. Slideshare

8. Seek Australia. (2021) Copywriter.

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About the author.

Danielle Ramaekers is an avid writer with notebooks of collected ideas and feedback. A professional yoga instructor, she blogs about yoga, travel and life on  www.daniramaekers.co.nz . When Danielle isn’t writing you’ll find her teaching upbeat Vinyasa Flow yoga classes, planning her next travel destination, or chilling at the beach with her nose in a good book.  

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7 Best universities for Creative Writing in Belgium

Updated: February 29, 2024

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Below is a list of best universities in Belgium ranked based on their research performance in Creative Writing. A graph of 22.7K citations received by 2.55K academic papers made by 7 universities in Belgium was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

Please note that our approach to subject rankings is based on scientific outputs and heavily biased on art-related topics towards institutions with computer science research profiles.

1. Catholic University of Leuven

For Creative Writing

2. University of Liege

3. Ghent University

4. University of Antwerp

5. Free University of Brussels

6. Free University of Brussels - VUB

7. Catholic University of Louvain

The best cities to study Creative Writing in Belgium based on the number of universities and their ranks are Leuven , Liege , Ghent , and Antwerp .

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