Includes: BA Maths and Music, BMus Music.
The DLHE survey is conducted 6 months after graduation.
Music graduates work in a wide range of careers, and not just within the music world. A music degree develops a broad base of skills including general skills such as communication, problem solving and research, and also specific skills developed by practice and performance such as self-management, team work and presentation.
A large proportion of music graduates go straight into employment, across a wide range of sectors. Whilst some graduates pursue music related careers, others choose to use their transferable skills to follow career paths in finance, the media and the public sector. In previous years, occupations have included diverse roles such as; music tutor, singing teacher, choral animateur, business analyst and advertising executive.
A smaller but significant number of graduates have chosen to undertake further study with the majority undertaking music related courses (including PGCEs) in composition, performance and teaching, reflecting the need to specialise at postgraduate level for some music-related careers.
There were 40 known destinations in 2007 from a total of 50 undergraduates:
Total Responders 40
There were 9 known destinations in 2007 from a total of 12 postgraduates:
Total Responders 10
