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Advertising Creative

The Bachelor of Arts in the Advertising Creative program offers students the opportunity to build a career-ready advertising portfolio. Students learn how to brainstorm ideas for campaigns, explain concepts to others and create ads on a variety of platforms. Additionally, students develop a deep sense of ethics related to advertising.

The program’s coursework includes graphic design, copywriting and branding classes. Students learn to create ads on various platforms, using numerous types of software.

Chicago is one of the best cities in the nation to study creative advertising. Students have access to one-of-a-kind internships and networking opportunities with professionals who work at advertising giants such as Leo Burnett and FCB. These industry leaders are located within blocks of our downtown Chicago campus.

  • Curriculum
  • Program Learning Outcomes
  • Career Outcomes
    Students who graduate from this program are prepared for careers in art direction, copywriting, production and other creative roles at agencies and other organizations.

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Projected growth in the field of advertising between 2021 and 2031.
  • Faculty
  • Admissions
    To apply for admission to the BA in Creative Advertising please visit the Office of Undergraduate Admission and indicate your interest in creative advertising on your application. For more information about deadlines and the online application, visit Undergraduate Admission.
  • Academic Advising
  • Cost, Scholarships, and AID
    The SOC offers a number of scholarships for students. Applications open each spring semester. Continuing students will be invited to apply via email.
Portrait of Emily Robertson

Emily Robertson

B.A. Advertising Creative, Class of 2019

During her time at Loyola, Emily was a Gannon Scholar and a recipient of The President’s Medallion, an honor awarded to one student from each of Loyola's 14 schools. As a student, Emily was the director of Inigo Communications, Chicago’s first and only student-run communications agency. “The most valuable lesson I’ve learned from my Jesuit education is the importance of learning through experiences,” she says. “When we have the chance to collaborate and put our ideas into action, only then can we be on the path to change. I’ve created relationships with those experiencing homelessness in Chicago, helped hundreds of students in the Writing Center, and have helped small businesses become more inclusive in their communities.” Emily is currently a senior account manager at Eversana Intouch.

The Bachelor of Arts in the Advertising Creative program offers students the opportunity to build a career-ready advertising portfolio. Students learn how to brainstorm ideas for campaigns, explain concepts to others and create ads on a variety of platforms. Additionally, students develop a deep sense of ethics related to advertising.

The program’s coursework includes graphic design, copywriting and branding classes. Students learn to create ads on various platforms, using numerous types of software.

Chicago is one of the best cities in the nation to study creative advertising. Students have access to one-of-a-kind internships and networking opportunities with professionals who work at advertising giants such as Leo Burnett and FCB. These industry leaders are located within blocks of our downtown Chicago campus.

  • Curriculum
  • Program Learning Outcomes
  • Career Outcomes
    Students who graduate from this program are prepared for careers in art direction, copywriting, production and other creative roles at agencies and other organizations.
  • Faculty
  • Admissions
    To apply for admission to the BA in Creative Advertising please visit the Office of Undergraduate Admission and indicate your interest in creative advertising on your application. For more information about deadlines and the online application, visit Undergraduate Admission.
  • Academic Advising
  • Cost, Scholarships, and AID
    The SOC offers a number of scholarships for students. Applications open each spring semester. Continuing students will be invited to apply via email.