Bachelor in Creative Writing

OCAD University in Toronto is a leading centre for art and design education with a long history of nurturing creative talent. Serving roughly 4,500 students, including a substantial international cohort, OCAD U emphasizes interdisciplinary practice and experimentation across studio art, design, digital media and emerging technologies. The university’s urban setting in Toronto offers rich cultural resources and industry connections that enhance learning and professional development.

The curriculum at OCAD University blends foundational skills with cross-disciplinary collaboration, encouraging students to explore new materials, technologies and design methods. State-of-the-art studios, workshops and research labs support work in visual arts, industrial design, animation and interaction design. Students benefit from faculty mentorship, exhibitions, industry partnerships and career services that prepare graduates for creative careers and entrepreneurial ventures.

Campus life is vibrant, with galleries, events and collaborative projects linking students to Toronto’s creative industries and cultural institutions. International students receive targeted support for admissions, portfolios, visa guidance and orientation. Prospective applicants should review program-specific entry requirements and deadlines, prepare strong creative portfolios where required, and engage with OCAD U’s advising resources to plan studio practice, internships and post-graduation career steps.

The Bachelor in Creative Writing at OCAD University is a hands-on program for students who want to develop their writing skills as an art form. This Bachelor degree takes several years to complete and is taught in English. The program helps students find their own voice and perspective.

The curriculum includes the study of literary culture, writing practices, and the production of spoken, written, and visual texts. Students learn to craft and produce texts in various forms, from established genres to experimental language forms. They also get to work on performance texts and other media, allowing them to express their ideas in different ways.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers as Novelists, Poets, Editors, Publishers, or Content Writers. They can work in the publishing industry, education, or media, using their writing skills to communicate ideas and tell stories.