Advertising Creative (Minor)

Students pursuing an Advertising Creative minor develop an understanding of creative processes in developing advertising campaigns.  Creative is also a longstanding industry standard used in the profession for describing individuals that create advertising content for various media and communication forms including traditional (i.e. direct mail, sales letters, brochures, television, radio, internet) to more innovative forms (social media platforms, interactive promotions, brand user experiences, etc.). It is also a job title that refers to an Ad/PR professional who works on creative teams to develop big ideas such as campaign slogans, storyboards, jingles, and other branded persuasive messages.  The following collection of courses in the Advertising Creative minor prepares students to be advertising creatives, copywriters, creative strategists, and for careers in other creative roles with a specific focus on branding in advertising and PR.

An Advertising Creative Minor requires students to complete a total of 24 credit hours (six courses): three required courses and three elective courses. To complete the minor, students must take:

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2 credit course. Must take two of these courses to count toward the minor

All students at DePaul, including students majoring in Public Relations and Advertising (PRAD) can earn this minor. 

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