An MFA in Creative Writing is a graduate degree that focuses on developing a student's writing skills in various genres, such as fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. The program typically includes workshops, where students share their work and receive feedback from peers and instructors, as well as literature courses that enhance their understanding of storytelling techniques. Students in an MFA program often have the opportunity to work closely with established writers and may participate in readings and literary events. Many programs also emphasize the importance of revision and the writing process, preparing graduates for careers in writing, teaching, or publishing.