Abstract
Aim: This study aimed to track the UIC Bachelor of Music graduates from 1996 to 2016 who are employed in different industries in Davao City and outside the city.Methodology: Utilizing descriptive research design and purposive snowball sampling technique, a total of 31 graduates responded to participate by filling up the CHED-adapted survey questionnaire.Findings: The results revealed that 51.8% of the respondents landed a job within six months after graduation, the majority are teachers, hence employed with the academe or studios. 42% per cent are already regular and the majority found their job through the recommendation of someone. The respondents find their UIC education influential to their employability, particularly the curriculum and values they have imbibed from the institution.Implications/Novelty: This study is unique as it ventured on an activity that could locate the employment placement of the music graduates and profile their employment/entrepreneurial endeavours to provide a clear picture of the UIC graduates’ distribution industries in Davao City and outside the city.
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