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Trinity Laban undergraduates have the highest rate of employment and further study of any UK conservatoire, according to new figures published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency.

The Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education Longitudinal survey, which captures information from undergraduates completing their courses in 2012/13, states that 97.7% of Trinity Laban alumni are now in work or further study, three and a half years after graduating.

This is not only the highest figure of all UK conservatoires, but also joint 2nd highest out of the 158 universities who submitted data.

Trinity Laban’s success has been highlighted by Times Higher Education, the leading UK magazine and website devoted to higher education.

Professor Anthony Bowne, Principal of Trinity Laban, commented:

“Here at Trinity Laban, nothing is more important to us than the success and wellbeing of our students. We carefully design our unique programmes, work extremely closely with key employers, and offer bespoke career support services, all in order to equip our students with the skills, knowledge and confidence they need to succeed in their chosen art forms. I’m really delighted that these latest figures once again prove that so many of our graduates are progressing on to work and further study.”

Applications are now open for study in September 2018. For more information see the study pages of the Trinity Laban website.