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Professionnalisantes à court terme, elles garantissent un accès rapide à un emploi en lien avec la formation reçue pour près de quatre diplômés sur cinq. Les résultats confirment l?importance, pour la pérennité de l?emploi, de la correspondance entre le domaine et le niveau de formation et le premier emploi exercé. Trois ans après l?obtention de leur diplôme, 81 % des diplômés de la culture travaillent, contre 77 % de l?ensemble de la génération diplômée en 2004. Enfin, la rapidité de l?insertion, le niveau de rémunération et le taux de chômage varient selon les filières : l?architecture insère rapidement ses diplômés qui travaillent le plus souvent à temps complet, tandis que les diplômés du spectacle travaillent plus souvent à temps partiel et ceux des arts plastiques connaissent un taux de chômage de 20 %. 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