Butler's MFA in Creative Writing, entering its fourth year, represents the latest evolution in our University's century-long commitment to the literary arts.

The MFA is a 30-hour studio MFA that includes eight three-credit courses and six hours of formal thesis work with an advisor. We offer programs in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, eclectic and exciting courses ranging from workshops in all the major genres to electives in screenwriting, young adult fiction, poetic form, literary editing and publishing, and teaching creative writing.

We offer a combination of top-flight, full-time faculty, nationally-recognized visiting faculty, and one of the finest visiting writer's series in the country.  We operate a vibrant new MFA-run literary magazine and other publishing enterprises, and also offer teaching and service opportunities through an array of programs including our Writing in the Schools community partnership.

Courtesy of the Efroymson Family Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, we are also delighted to announce the opening of the Efroymson Center for Creative Writing, scheduled to open in September 2011. This new center will host MFA courses and events, provide apartment space for visiting writers, and offer its own innovative series of creative writing programs.

Come join us as we make a new home for creative writing in the Midwest.

 

UPCOMING SPEAKERS

MFA Creative Writing

Jordan Hall, Room 308
4600 Sunset Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46208
(317) 940-9293
Program Director: Prof. Andrew Levy
alevy@butler.edu