Creative Writing and History BA (Hons)

CREATIVE WRITING

Creative Writing at Liverpool Hope is designed for young writers who want to develop their voice, experiment with new ideas and styles, and build confidence in their craft. You’ll explore fiction, poetry, life‑writing, screenwriting, scriptwriting and digital storytelling, learning how writers shape meaning, emotion and identity and contribute to society and social change. 

Teaching takes place in small, supportive workshops led by award-winning practising writers and research active academics whose work was rated ‘world‑leading’ and ‘internationally excellent’ in REF 2021. You’ll analyse contemporary writing, create your own original work, and learn how to edit, refine and present your ideas with clarity and impact. Studying in Liverpool, a city known for its music, culture, festivals and creative energy, gives you a vibrant location for real‑world writing opportunities. 

Throughout your degree, you’ll build skills in creativity, communication, critical thinking and collaboration, preparing you for a future in the cultural and creative industries. Creative Writing at Liverpool Hope helps you grow as a storyteller, thinker and creator, ready to make your mark in a city that celebrates imagination.

Hear a warm welcome from Senior Lecturer Dr Lisa Nahajec.

HISTORY

Study a History degree that helps you understand how the past continues to shape the world we live in today. At Liverpool Hope University, you'll explore key events, ideas and people across different historical periods while developing the skills to question evidence, analyse sources and construct persuasive arguments. 

This History course encourages you to investigate a wide range of topics, from early modern societies to modern political, social and cultural history. You'll examine history from local, national and global perspectives, learning how historical events continue to influence contemporary society. 

You'll be taught by historians whose expertise spans diverse historical periods and themes. Small class sizes allow you to work closely with academic staff, take part in lively discussions and receive personalised support throughout your studies. 

Beyond lectures and seminars, you'll build practical skills through independent research, archival work and authentic assessments that prepare you for graduate employment. The course develops critical thinking, communication, digital literacy and research skills that are valued across many professions. 

If you're passionate about understanding the past and its relevance today, this History degree provides the knowledge, confidence and practical experience to help you succeed. 

Hear a warm welcome from Associate Professor Catalina Montoya Londono.