The Creative Advertising program of Washburn University prepares students to become successful communicators. Our students learn through real-world experience combined with education in the theory, art and practice of communications in today's media.
Our students graduate ready to take their place in a wide range of fields including online, broadcast and print journalism, media analysis, film and video production as well as public relations.
In the creative advertising program, you'll explore the structure of the advertising industry and learn the strategies and tactics used in successfully advertising products and services on behalf of organizations and businesses. This includes strategically determining and understanding your target audience’s needs and desires, establishing the purpose of your brand’s advertising, and creating successful advertising campaigns and other marketing activities to fit within a business’s or organization’s goals.
Students with a degree in creative advertising can choose to pursue the following careers: account planner, brand manager, copywriter, advertising manager, advertising account executive or creative director, to name a few.
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