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Creative Graduates – Creative Futures
Creative Graduates – Creative Futures was launched on 1st September 2008. As a graduate, you may receive a copy of the survey form through the post, however you can also take part now:
Make sure you have your say!This study is the largest ever to be undertaken into the career patterns of creative graduates – from both the UK and overseas – and will provide much-needed information that will lead to change in policy and practice.
The call is going out to first degree and foundation degree graduates who graduated in either 2002, 2003 or 2004 from practice-based Courses targeted include: fine art practice, applied arts and crafts, fashion and textiles, 3-D design, graphic design, promotion and illustration, multi-media, inter-active and electronic design, visual communication, media production, and any other inter-disciplinary art and design coursearts, design, craft and media courses. You may be contacted through social and professional networks, through industry magazines and newspapers, through Alumni associations and directly from your university or college. We need you to tell us about your experiences during your course and your time since graduating. Each and every reply is important and will make a difference. Each graduate completing the survey has the opportunity to enter into a prize draw to win one of 20 prizes of high street vouchers from a fund of £3,000. The top prize is £1,000 of vouchers. In addition, for every completed survey, 50p will be donated to one of three charities – you can choose which one of these your 50p goes to:
The prize draw will take place when the survey closes at the end of November 2008 and the winners will be contacted by the research team by phone or email. Details of the winners and of the total donations made to each of the charities will be posted on the website in December 2008. Details from the findings of the survey will also be posted on the website early in the new year, although no individuals will be identified. Please come back and visit to see what everyone said.
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