Open your eyes to the possibilities – become a trailblazer with the entrepreneurial skills to innovate across a range of creative fields. The Bachelor of Creative Industries is a breakthrough degree designed for those looking to make real cultural, political and social impact through innovative and entrepreneurial approaches to creative output. Whether you are planning to be a solo practitioner, part of a start-up, or just want to maximise your opportunity for employment across a range of sectors, the Bachelor of Creative Industries will prepare you for careers of the future. Career opportunities The creative industries are one of the fastest-growing, most dynamic segments of the national economy. In recent years, salaries and wages in creative employments rose by an additional $10 billion from $26 to $36 billion within 5 years. The Bachelor of Creative Industries is expressly designed to develop entrepreneurial and career-savvy graduates with highly employable skills. Whether you’re directing, supporting or delivering creative content, this degree will prepare you for exciting roles focused around creative and social innovation. The creative industries encompasses a wide range of employment within both creative and non-creative sectors including: arts and arts administration advertising and public relations (PR) broadcasting community arts and culture design digital media exhibition management film-making production performance and performance management publishing and print media urban development venue production writing and communications Information Technology Creative + technological expertise The Information Technology major gives students the opportunity to study the central roles of IT and digitisation within the Creative Industries. Daily learning involves a fusion of hands-on learning using industry-based case studies, practical examples and exciting creative projects. Within the IT major, you will: Study the use and application of IT to directly support the creative process; Learn how IT and the information systems are employed indirectly to support administration and business processes; and, Learn how to apply IT concepts such as apps, digital entertainment, and virtualisation in real-world settings.