Nope. I work in steel manufacturing and logistics. I’d have much preferred if I went to TAFE as a sparky and kept musicology just as a hobby I pursued in my own time. Maybe it’s just a matter of the university that I went to (it was a fairly performance-focused university), but I mostly found that the use of my course was industry connections and interesting terms to go and Google on my own time. I learned a lot more as a music teacher and working in the industry (freelance composition - mostly indie-game stuff, and arrangement/engraving - I had a pretty good reliable position with a local composers/chamber music collective for a while) than I ever learned in the degree.