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The University of Cincinnati, where The Cincinnati Review is based, provides a Master of Arts program with specializations in literary and cultural studies, creative writing, and professional writing and editing. All graduate courses follow seminar or workshop formats, led by our most engaged scholars and accomplished authors. The program is enriched by the yearly Ropes Lecture series, guest speakers from the Taft Center for the Humanities, and an exceptional lineup of visiting creative writers.
UC's literature MA program offers broad studies spanning from Early Modern to Contemporary American works. The literary and cultural studies component explores how theoretical perspectives shape literary analysis, offering diverse theory-based and literature elective options. Creative writing workshops maintain high standards while fostering a collaborative atmosphere, nurturing students' sense of belonging within a writing community. The professional writing and editing concentration builds versatile theoretical skills applicable across industries, connecting students with high-quality internship opportunities. Graduates consistently achieve notable publishing success and advance to top-tier PhD programs or rewarding careers in writing and editing.