John Flamson: The Culture Campus and its implications for Graduate employment. Slides from the University of Liverpool Learning and Teaching Conference 2009.
This session will
* Outline the University’s interface with the arts and cultural sector – Culture Campus; bi-lateral links with arts/cultural organisations and umbrella bodies; links with the City Council; NWCO and Impacts 08
* Refer to the types of jobs coming up in the sector.
* Encourage University students to engage with the sector as audience, volunteers, placements and potential recruits.
52. “…more lively, innovative and modern…” STUDENTSWhat do they think? 46% agree that Liverpool has lots of arts and cultural activities “The city has a richer cultural background, a good history and renowned art scene” “Liverpool is a unique city with its own culture” “…more diverse. More accessible. More enjoyable...”
53. STUDENTSWhat do they think? 8% agree that the University campus has lots of arts and cultural activities 54% agree that taking part in extra-curricular arts and cultural activities is important to them 60% have not attended any arts / cultural events on campus More than half say they would get more involved in arts and cultural activities if there were more on campus Nearly 9 in 10 would like to be more involved in arts and cultural activities
![CULTURE SCENEThe Players ,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)