
University of California-Riverside · Department of Creative Writing
MFA in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts
Overview
A two-year campus MFA in Riverside with a Creative Writing track (fiction, nonfiction, poetry) and a Writing for the Performing Arts track (playwriting, screenwriting). Students complete 64 units and a manuscript or thesis. First-year students who apply by the fellowship deadline are generally funded with a fellowship and stipend; second-year funding is through teaching assistantships that are not guaranteed.
- Official program name
- MFA in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts
- Awarded degree
- Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing ArtsSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- School
- Source: creativewriting.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Location
- Riverside, CA
- Delivery / residency
- Campus-basedClasses and workshops meet in person on campus throughout the program.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Study intensity
- Full-timeSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Duration
- Six quarters, typically two academic yearsSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Required credits
- 56 units of coursework plus 8 manuscript/thesis units (64 quarter units)Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Teaching language
- English (not separately stated)
- Start
- FallSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Why this degree is listed
Awarded degree is an MFA whose title names Creative Writing; it combines fiction, poetry and nonfiction with playwriting and screenwriting tracks.
Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026We list dedicated creative writing degrees only. Eligibility rules
Curriculum, genres and faculty
Genres
FictionPoetryCreative NonfictionScreenwritingPlaywriting
Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026Concentrations and tracks
- Creative Writing Track (fiction, nonfiction, poetry)Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Writing for the Performing Arts Track (playwriting and screenwriting)Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Workshops
- Creative Writing track: six workshops in the primary genre (24 units).Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Craft courses
- Three graduate seminars from Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Thesis / dissertation
- Manuscript/thesis length: poetry 40-65 pages; fiction and creative nonfiction 100-150 pages; plays and screenplays 90-130 pages.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Teaching opportunities
- Second-year students may apply for teaching assistantships, teaching one course per quarter.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Faculty listed by the program
Faculty list: not verified. We publish this only when the school states it on an official page.
Admissions
- Prior degree
- RequiredTranscripts demonstrating a BA or BS from an accredited institutionSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Statement of purpose
- RequiredGraduate Statement of Purpose including a project proposal (2000 words maximum)Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Recommendation letters
- Required3 letters — Three letters of recommendationSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- CV / résumé
- RequiredCVSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Application fee waiver
- OptionalThe Graduate Division waives a limited number of application fees for applicants in financial distress; the program cannot offer waivers directly.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Transcripts
- RequiredUnofficial transcripts with the application; official transcripts if admittedSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Other requirement
- OptionalOne-page Statement of PedagogySource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Writing portfolio
| Genre | Length | Requirement as published |
|---|---|---|
| Poetry | 10–15 pages | 10-15 pages of poetrySource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
| Creative Nonfiction | up to 25 pages | A maximum of 25 pages of nonfictionFormatting: Prose double-spacedSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
| Fiction | up to 20 pages | A maximum of 20 pages or 5000 words of fictionFormatting: Prose double-spacedSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
| Screenwriting | up to 25 pages | The first act or a maximum of 25 pages of a screenplaySource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
| Playwriting | up to 25 pages | The first act or a maximum of 25 pages of a playSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
Tests
- GRE General Test
- Not requiredSource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- TOEFL iBT
- RequiredTOEFL or IELTS for international applicants whose degree is not from an English-medium universitySource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- IELTS Academic
- RequiredTOEFL or IELTS for international applicants whose degree is not from an English-medium universitySource: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
We do not publish acceptance rates or estimate competitiveness: programs rarely publish comparable figures.
Deadlines
- Upcoming
Application deadline
January 5, 2027 · for Fall 2027
Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
Tuition and fees
| Category | Amount | Basis and year |
|---|---|---|
| In-state — Graduate, CA resident, total quarterly feesPublished for campus-based studyFrom the school's rate table for this level | $7,413.12 | per term · 2026-2027Includes feesSource: registrar.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
| Out-of-state — Graduate, non-resident, total quarterly feesPublished for campus-based studyFrom the school's rate table for this level | $12,447.12 | per term · 2026-2027Includes feesSource: registrar.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026 |
Funding
Competitive full fundingPolicy year: Fall 2022 entry (sti
Published stipend: $5,568 – $12,000 (year (base first-year stipend printed for Fall 2022 entry))
- Funding guarantee
- Except in rare circumstances, all students who apply by the fellowship deadline receive a full fellowship and stipend for the first year.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Tuition coverage
- The first-year fellowship pays full tuition and all fees except small course fees and a one-time document fee.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Stipend
- Base stipend for Fall 2022 entry was $5,568 for the year; with Graduate Division add-ons up to $12,000.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Assistantship duties
- Second-year teaching assistantship pays full tuition and most fees plus a monthly salary of $2,582 for teaching one course per quarter.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Renewal conditions
- Assistantships are granted on academic standing, citizenship, teaching potential and professionalism and are not guaranteed.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- International students
- International students receive the base package but are not eligible for Graduate Division add-ons.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Separate application
- Applying by January 5 makes applicants automatically eligible; no separate fellowship application.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
- Other
- Optional third-year funding of one to two quarters is awarded competitively by the Graduate Division.Source: writingmfa.ucr.edu · verified October 9, 2026
We do not judge whether a stipend is sufficient: living costs differ by city, household and year.
Sources and verification
- creativewriting.ucr.edu/ — Official program page, verified October 9, 2026
- registrar.ucr.edu/Quarterly-Graduate-Tuition-and-Fees — Official catalog / bulletin, verified October 9, 2026
- writingmfa.ucr.edu/about-program — Official program page, verified October 9, 2026
- writingmfa.ucr.edu/courses-requirements — Official program page, verified October 9, 2026
- writingmfa.ucr.edu/funding — Official funding / aid page, verified October 9, 2026
- writingmfa.ucr.edu/how-apply — Official program page, verified October 9, 2026
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