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Class of 2009

A week-long Guardian series devoted to drama, art, architecture and music students. What does it feel like to graduate in the middle of a recession? And what about their dreams, hopes – and debts?
  • 'You have to hold onto that passion and romance': British artist Catherine Yass in conversation with four Goldsmiths graduates

  • Class of 2009: Annie Hemond

    The next generation of YBAs: what does the future hold?

  • 'I started out with just two drawing boards and a typewriter': Stephen Hodder in conversation with Manchester architecture students

    Stirling prize-winning architect Stephen Hodder talks to students at his former college, Manchester School of Architecture

  • Emily Hale, architect, Class of 2009

    Manchester's architecture students undaunted by glass ceiling

    The financial crisis has pummelled architecture. But could it push young designers to new creative heights? Steve Rose talks salaries and skylines with architecture students

  • Four students at the Royal Scottish Academy of Drama and Music

    How bright is the future for arts graduates?

    Andrew Dickson: This week, we're assessing the prospects for university leavers in theatre, music, art and architecture. Let us know your fears, hopes and tips

  • Toby Spence with students from Guildhall

    'Show them what you've got': Toby Spence tells Guildhall music students

  • Guildhall's music students take the spotlight

  • 'Don't make acting everything': Billy Boyd in conversation with Glasgow drama students

  • Jeremiah Reynolds, Melody Grove, Joshua Jenkins and Helen Mackay at acting school in Glasgow

    Class of 2009: 'If I can't be an actor, I can't be happy'

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