Maybe you march to beat of your own drummer. Maybe you notice yourself spending more time on your creative hobbies than your homework. Maybe you know you get bored with the same old routine. Any of these reasons might be cause for exploring a major that allows you to practice and refine your creative talents. Here are some ideas to consider:
Fine Arts and Applied Art Majors
Let’s start with the obvious. Fine arts majors offer very direct ways of honing your craft, whether it involves visual art, music, or theatre. Related majors at Baylor include:
- Apparel Design and Product Development
- Apparel Merchandising
- Interior Design
- Art History
- Studio Art
- Music
- Theatre
Communication and Creative Business Majors
Many students have a gift for written expression. Others are able to apply creative business strategies to help increase profit for an organization or use their business savvy for an employer in the arts and entertainment industry. Here are some related majors to consider:
- Communication Specialist
- Film and Digital Media
- Communication Studies
- English
- Professional Writing
- Journalism
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Media Business
Majors for Innovators
Some creative problem solvers might not describe themselves as creative in the artistic sense of the word. However, the mind for approaching dilemmas from new and varied perspectives is definitely a creative asset. Though this type of thinking can apply in any industry, it is often found in those with interests in some of the following areas:
- Science majors
- Engineering majors
It is important to remember that each of us is equipped with creative potential, and any discipline has opportunities to explore and develop. Take a look at the list of Baylor majors. What ignites a creative spark in you?
