I like how open and spacious the uni is.

The equipment and access to programs is brilliant. Sometimes hard to find free space during weeks before deadlines.

Plenty of storage room in the rooms.

Fantastic location, and a stunning part of the UK to study in. The university boasts a huge range of facilities that students can make access of during studies. Library access on both campuses in Penryn and Falmouth is excellent with a huge collection both physical and digitally. There's a glaring divide between students and locals, with more and more housing becoming holiday lets or student properties in the town its becoming an issue that there simply aren't enough affordable properties for locals and barely enough for students. This is an issue the University seems aware of but it is still a running sensitive issue in the area.

The course still uses a lot of the tools and facilities discovered helpful during covid and generally face to face interactions can be minimal if chosen. This can be taken either way, you can show up in person and take part in lectures and get to know colleagues bouncing ideas of of each other in a studio your tuition pays for or you could work at home and view these lectures behind a screen which wont always work if the internet is poor which has happened on occasion. Generally don't think these aspects are negative because not everyone wants to attend or can to every meeting but if you want your moneys worth I believe you would try! Fantastic course either way with really knowledgeable tutors who will push you to create amazing work and consistently challenge yourself which I think is important. Life drawing is also a fantastic opportunity on the course not to be missed out on, this isn't something easily accessible outside of education!

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