Stunning location, no other university in the UK like it, close knit community and interesting culture/ place to live Sometimes the wellbeing aspect seems performative with little support for people who are struggling mentally (which I suspect is due. to lack of funding and not the university's fault) Student bar on campus is almost non existent as most students move into Falmouth in second year, not Penryn, and the prices on campus for food and drink aren't subsidised like they are for a lot of other universities.

Interesting content and delivery, really good field trips, small course with a lot of contact from course leaders and lecturers. Hours can be intense as the course is accelerated.

Location close to buses and right next to train station, security in the reception, never felt unsafe.

Everything is really good. I really like my course because it is unique and I can't think of any improvements.

Everything. I really enjoy the field trips and speakers we do/get. I can't think of anything bad.

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