A student with a creative degree has hundreds of options upon graduation. This is a great niche to have when being tossed out in the unforgiving economy of 2011. Many companies crave those creative minds to help build or reenergize their company. Below is a small list of careers that graphics degrees may lead to:
Freelance Designer
Graphic Designer
Web Master
Creative/Art Director
Jr. Art Director
Marketing Executive
E-mail marketer
Animator
Game Developer
Photographer
Press Operator
Branding Specialist
Sales and Customer Service
Layout Artist
Public Relations Specialist
Set and Exhibit Designer
Multimedia Artist
Interior Designer
Film Careers
Illustrator
Photo Editor
That list is a very small taste of the opportunities a creative degree will bring. Developing and maintaining a portfolio is a necessity when stepping out into the workforce. This will demonstrate your skills to the employer in a quick and fascinating manor. Also, it essential to have a digital portfolio in this world that is dependent on the web. Not only are your visuals important to employers, but your knowledge of software with a degree to back it up is what will set you a step ahead. Next, show that you hold transferable skills that you have earned through research, time management, self management and communication.
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