Careers in the field of Arts

 Career options in the field of Arts 

Arts is a field that provides you with a wide array of opportunities especially in the creative sector. Here are some of the careers you can pursue: 
  1. Psychology
  2. Sociology 
  3. Teacher/Professor 
  4. Counsellor 
  5. Law 
  6. Interior designer
  7. Fashion designer 
  8. Illustrator 
  9. Literature(any language) 
  10. Literary analyst 
  11. Author 
  12. Journalist 
  13. Modelling 
  14. Visual arts(Film, theatre, director)
  15. Commercial arts 
  16. Graphic designer 
  17. Curator
  18. Orator 
  19. Freelancer 
  20. Advertising designer 
  21. Art Gallery dealer 
  22. Animator/ Cartoonists/ Multimedia artists 
  23. History 
  24. Archeology 
  25. Performing arts(Music, dance)
  26. Museology 
  27. Politics 
  28. Economics 
  29. Painter 
  30. Art librarian 
  31. Art historian 
  32. Art therapist 
  33. Art auctioneer 
  34. Philosophy 
  35. Voice artist 
  36. Heritage manager 
  37. Academic researcher 
  38. Social sciences 
  39. Genealogist 
  40. Archivist 
  41. Airline/ Airhostess
  42. Urban planner 
  43. Diplomat 
  44. Architecture
  45. Civil services 
  46. BA
  47. Textile designing 
  48. Sports
  49. Activist 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Why isn't Jupiter a Star?

Image
Why isn't Jupiter a star ? Jupiter is bigger than some of the stars in the universe . The smallest star yet discovered is EBLM J0555-57Ab. In our solar system, there are two objects larger than this star. One is obviously the Sun. The other is Jupiter, with a mean radius of 69,911 kilometers . Also the gas giant, is mainly composed of hydrogen and helium. Then why is Jupiter a planet and not a star?  First  let us understand what makes a star a star:   A star is a huge celestial body made up of hydrogen and helium that emits light and heat from churning nuclear forges inside its core. In order for this fusion to occur, the star should be of a certain mass. Mass of a star is pivotal in dictating the course of its life.                                           Nuclear fusion in Sun Jupiter does not have enough mass to cause nuclear fusion. Hence, it is not a star. EMBLM J005-57Ab has mass 85 times that of Jupiter. This is as light a star can be.  Even though Jupiter isn't a star
Read more

AMAZING AURORAS

Image
AMAZING AURORAS   Image src:  https://global.hurtigruten.com/ What are Auroras?   Have you ever wondered what causes these beautiful lights dance across the night sky?  If you are ever near the north or south pole you may be in for  a special treat! Time and again there are beautiful light shows in the sky known as Auroras . Near the north pole it is called Aurora Borealis or northern lights while near the south pole it is called Aurora Australis or southern lights .   How  are Auroras formed? Even tough auroras are best seen at night they are caused by the sun. Along with heat and light the sun sends plenty of other energy and small particles our way. The protective magnetic field around the Earth shields us from these particles. However the sun doesn't send the same amount of energy all the time. There is a constant streaming of solar wind. Sometimes solar storms also occur. These winds blast into the Earth's magnetosphere and change its shape. That darn sun tanning our bea
Read more
Image
  Why Pluto isn't a planet anymore?  Image src: https://www.forbes.com/      Pluto was the ninth planet of our solar system. Things were going exceptionally well for it until 2006, when International Astronomical Union said, 'Sorry, not everybody gets to be a planet'. Poor Pluto! But sometimes life isn't fair.          So, what changed in 2006?  Well, before 2006 there wasn't any strict definition of the word 'planet'. Instead, it was just an across-the-board given to celestial bodies that a) definitely weren't stars, b) also not asteroids or comets, and c) kind of large. But Pluto remained peculiar even with this definition. It was small, but not much farther out than one of the giant planets- Neptune. Also, it had an unusual orbit and a giant satellite. A giant satellite! Yes. Charon, one of Pluto's five natural satellite, is Pluto's largest satellite.  At half the size of Pluto, Charon  is the largest of Pluto's moons and the largest kno
Read more