Love writing? The modern digital era needs your voice. A career in Content Creation isn’t just about making short-form videos or creating social-media posts; it’s about becoming a storyteller and a community builder. In a world where every company wants to establish their image as a brand, your ability to mix creativity with strategy is truly a professional superpower.

The Content Creation pathway offers unmatched versatility to harness your creative skills and love of writing. From growing businesses as content marketers and social media managers to using your persuasive skills as a fundraising coordinator for a nonprofit organization to writing columns for magazines, episodes of podcasts, or the stories in video games, your voice can make a real and exciting difference in the world

If you have additional questions regarding career pathways, please contact your academic advisor.

Possible careers

  • Columnist
  • Content Marketer
  • Copywriter
  • Fundraising Coordinator
  • Production Assistant
  • Screenwriter
  • Social Media Manager
  • Video Game Writer

Possible courses

The courses listed below are options available if you are interested in a career in Content Creation, allowing you to customize your degree and build expertise relevant to your career interests. Please check out the schedule of classes for availability and meet with your academic advisor to create your academic plan that meets the requirements for your major.

  • ENGL 2220: Artificial Intelligence and Writing
  • ENGL 2330X: Read Like a Boss
  • ENGL 2370: Survey of Film History
  • ENGL 2750: Analysis of Popular Culture Texts
  • ENGL 3030: Free-Lance Writing for Popular Magazines
  • ENGL 3050: Creative Writing: Non-Fiction
  • ENGL 3090: Proposal and Report Writing
  • ENGL 3100: Rhetorical Analysis
  • ENGL 3120: Communicating Science and Public Engagement
  • ENGL 3150: Creative Writing: Screenplays
  • ENGL 3170X: Writing for Games
  • ENGL 3350: Studies in Film
  • ENGL 4150: Business and Technical Editing
  • ENGL 4450: Seminar: Literature/Film Crossing Boundaries
  • ENGL 4870: Internship in Business, Technical, and Professional Communication

Frequently asked questions

The courses listed for each pathway are options available if you are interested in a career in the particular pathway, allowing you to customize your major or minor and build expertise relevant to your career interests. Please check out the schedule of classes for availability and meet with your academic advisor to create your academic plan.

No, the pathways are resources to help you identify courses that are relevant to your career interests and to customize your degree program.

Absolutely!

No, the pathways are resources to help you customize your major and are not degree programs or certificates.