Falmouth has an array of opportunities and people willing to interact with each others creatively

The course allows you creative control over your art and practise

No

Where do I start? The University is gorgeous overall, especially the Falmouth campus, which is catered towards more of the traditional arts. Beautiful gardens, beautiful location near the ocean. If you're someone who is from the city or neighboring cities, or even from America like I am. It's a chance to study outside of the US and in a town that's calm and peaceful and beautiful. It gives you a moment to really take in nature and be inspired by the world around you, and it's the best study environment For artist emerging into the industry. When you need a break from your studies, the night life is so amazing. There are multitude of pubs and clubs and game rooms that you can frequent when you're outside of your studies and just want to hang out with your friends or meet new friends. These places can really give you a chance to recharge if you know where to look. Where I think the uni can improve Is the overall communication between students and faculty? There was more than one occasion where I was in need of assistance and emails would go unanswered or phone calls would be sent to a voicemail and you wouldn't hear back from anyone and that can potentially make or break your University experience. All in all I rate falmouth, a 4 stars out of 5 cause nothing's perfect and there's always areas to improve. If you are a prospective art student or you are looking to get into art and you have your eye on falmouth, I would 100% recommended you apply no matter if you're local or International. I study game art and it is so important to game art students that your instructors are still in the industry and doing work with the studios. so that you're getting relevant knowledge that you can then take with you into the working world.

Best thing about falmouth University is there flexible timetables, the location of the University as well as the facilities. No matter what you study there are always facilities available for you to focus and complete your uni work. if you prefer to study alone, there are quiet rooms you can book out. There are also larger rooms where you can come and study as a group. You can study with your tutors and you also have student mentors that will work with you to complete your assessment. The one con from my course personally is the lack of equipment for game art studies. A lot of what we do require you to use drawing tablets and I find that for the most part they are few and far between, unless you are using the game art designated building. Which is a ten to fifteen minute walk depending on where you are on campus. A lot of the time, students just bring their own drawing tablets to the P.C rooms, but for those of us on a budget, these drawing tablets can be very expensive and not everyone has the privilege of owning one.

The University's location is absolutely amazing. You are sandwiched in between 3 towns which are lively and the best places to do your shopping. You are near the ocean, so if you are a person who enjoys beach sports and swimming this is the perfect place to be. Though be warned we are out in the countryside so cell Service can be dodgy, regardless of what care you have. Most most of the shops are small business. Mom and pop shops, so they tend to close early and for lunch break. Oh, and it rains a lot and every day, eh, so bring an umbrella..

I stay in a flat in the Glasgow park area and Glasgow student village. What I love about my location is that I am close to all of the fall mouth building facilities and course buithanks. It's easily a 10 to 15 minute. Walk to all of my classes and the buses and trains. The cons of staying on campus are the internet censorship. Some of my reference photos of models are blocked. My particular residence has really out of date kitchen equipment. The fridge is always leaking. The stove is quite old and the shower water never hot consistently.