Arts, Media & Communications

Companies are finalizing budgets, mapping out year-end projects, and gearing up for the next business cycle. At the same time, students are back on campus, eager to turn what they’re learning in the classroom into something practical and meaningful. That overlap in September creates an ideal window for employers to lock in strong talent before competitors do.

Wondering if you can turn your video game passion into a career? Good news: Jobs in the video game industry are booming, and there are opportunities for everyone, from artists and developers to influencers and marketers. Whether you’re looking for entry-level gaming jobs or high-paying roles, there’s a path for you.

During your internship or job search, you may try to stretch your previous work experience to fill up a page and it may seem like it’s falling short. Here are several ideas to ramp up your resume that go beyond the standard internship and job.

Here’s a practical guide to the 20 most popular jobs for graduates with communications, journalism, or media degrees. These majors attract students who enjoy writing, storytelling, public speaking, or working with digital platforms. Employers value communications grads because you can …

Here’s a practical guide to the 20 most popular jobs for graduates with marketing degrees. A marketing major builds skills in communication, consumer psychology, analytics, and creativity. Those skills map onto a wide range of industries—tech, retail, healthcare, finance, entertainment, …