I've loved every minute of my degree in falmouth, I've made amazing friends and got a real sense of the Cornish culture. Beautiful beaches and bbqs in summer term with my course mates after a lecture is perfect.

Good, they have hardships funds if you are stuck for money. The careers hub is great for cv advice and talking about career prospects. they also have a academic team called ask, that you can email your essays to and they can help you with grammar or structure if you are struggling. They are very friendly and helped me a lot with my work.

In first year I only took advantage of the events and student bar, from what I can remember of those nights they were fun.

Shops are terrible here, if your a big shopper then this is not the place. Night life is also not big, lots of pubs and bars, I've had many good nights out despite the nightlife being quiet. I also wish I had brought my car down here to explore Cornwall further as I do feel stuck in falmouth not having a car and buses are quite expensive outside of falmouth even with a student card.

I only joined netball in first year, it was fun I made nice friends and we got to compete in Plymouth. I wish I had joined more, but the workload of uni makes it hard to.

Supportive, friendly and we are given loads of time with our tutors and they are always around the studio and easy to find to ask for advice.

I feel quite confident in the skills I've gained from falmouth uni. Only 4 stars because I feel worried about where to start once my degree is over. I hope that we get support from the uni once we graduate if we struggle for careers.

Halls was good, but very expensive. My house in falmouth is cheaper, closer to town and my campus, much prefer a house share to halls.

I chose to come to Falmouth University without attending any open days (due to distance and getting time off work etc) . I’d only seen pictures and videos online. The fact I could look online was a massive help. Upon arrival I knew I had made the right choice- so much better than I had imagined. I was very happy with my decision to come to Falmouth University. Lots of workshops/sessions available, great library space and communal areas dotted about. I wouldn’t know what to improve on- very happy here no complaints.

I’m really happy with the course so far. I like coming to the university for lectures and practical sessions. Online learning is new for me, but I am adapting well I think and think it works well for subjects such as digital skills. With illustration the practical work is mostly completed during independent study, they allow enough time for this and is well balanced with sessions with lecturers.

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