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Postgraduate events

Northeastern University London’s master’s study webinars give you a clear, insider view of what it’s really like to study with us.

In each live session, you’ll:

  • Explore key themes from your chosen subject through a live academic session led by expert faculty
  • Experience our teaching style – interactive, applied and career-focused
  • Discover how your degree connects to real-world opportunities and future careers
  • Get clear guidance on the application process, tuition fees, scholarships and next steps
  • Ask your questions live and hear directly from our academic team

This is your opportunity to understand what sets us apart, and where a Northeastern University London master’s degree can take you.

Discover MA Contemporary Creative Writing Workshops

All workshops are free, take place online and last one hour. Each is offered at two different times to accommodate participants across different time zones. All times are UK time (GMT).

Join us for one workshop or all three – we look forward to welcoming you online.

Wonderful Workshopping


Hosted by Dr Sam Kemp, Assistant Professor in Creative Writing

Discover what makes a successful creative writing workshop and how constructive feedback can help develop your writing.

In this interactive session, Dr Sam Kemp will guide you through a practical workshop exercise, exploring techniques for giving and receiving feedback and helping you build confidence in sharing your work with others.

Register for your preferred session:

Online event
Tuesday 27 October 2026
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM GMT UTC +01:00

Online event
Friday 30 October 2026
7:00 PM – 8.00 PM UTC +01:00

Writing the Campus Today

Hosted by Dr Sam Waterman, Assistant Professor in English and Creative Writing and Interim Programme Lead for MA Contemporary Creative Writing

From David Lodge’s comic campus novels to R. F. Kuang’s imaginative portrayals of Oxford, university life has long inspired compelling fiction.

Explore how writers bring academic settings to life, discover what makes the campus such a rich literary setting and take part in a creative exercise to develop your own campus-inspired writing.

Register for your preferred session:

Online event
Wednesday 18 November 2026
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM GMT UTC +01:00

Online event
Friday 20 November 2026
6:00 PM – 7.00 PM UTC +01:00

Nature as a Metaphor of Transformation


Hosted by Deborah Walker, Assistant Professor in Creative Writing

Discover how the natural world can inspire powerful and personal storytelling.
In this immersive introduction to nature writing, explore how writers use the natural world as a metaphor for change, reflection and transformation. Through creative exploration, consider how nature can help us express experiences, emotions and significant moments in our lives.

Register for your preferred session:

Online webinar
Tuesday 8 December 2026
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM GMT UTC +01:00

Online webinar
Wednesday 9 December 2026
6:00 PM – 7.00 PM UTC +01:00