If you want to sculpt in the entertainment industry some day you should probably learn ZBrush and Substance. I know many art students don't like the thought, and the industry is pretty fucked up at the moment, but realistically it's a way to make money doing art. Like fine art painters doing illustration work.

Hey, there! Not sure if strangers from the internet can give you good advice ... but here is my 50 cents:

1. Maybe you have a "careers office" at your uni (or the major uni nearby) giving some directions and showing options?
2. Maybe the public (un-)employment office has some councelling for young academics and/or a "career information bureau" in your area?
3. Find out the 3-5 most used job offer platforms in your area, e. g. "LinkedIn", "Monster" or so to browse the market and see what is required. This way you get a feeling what you could do and what not.
4. Prepare for a long search; a "long breath" might be needed. So maybe you need to consider a temporary, simple work to bring in some money while you are searching for "the best" position.
5. If possible, get in touch with some folks in the fields and places you wish to be/work. Ask for their open positions, the requirements and interships or trial working opportunities. Hope that helps. Good luck!

is the degree an undergrad? Becoming an art teacher is an option if you want to do work related to your education.