The most beautiful University location that is full of inspiration and lovely members of staff.

Tutors are knowledgeable and lectures are insightful which fuel ideas and thoughts for your independent practice. Prior to starting Uni, I did expect more guided studio sessions, maybe more compulsory workshops, but almost everything is independent practice. You decide what you want to research, learn and create with your tutor on hand if you have any questions.

The location is wonderful, close to the sea and a lovely accepting laid back atmosphere. Treetop campus in particular is really lovely open building and makes study there relaxing. There is a great culture of crossing over with other courses and using the wide variety of facilities on campus. The GA, which houses almost all games courses has really great teaching staff that work hard and are passionate and again the collaboration of courses with each other to make it feel like a real games company is great experience. The worst aspect are the remoteness of the location. The transport can be difficult and slow. There is a bit of a complacency in the unis policy to students, retaining all students even if they fail their subject or break policy. It's a weak hand. There is also a major housing crisis in Cornwall and student housing is subject to that too, finding a place is hard and it won't be cheap

The best parts are working with other courses and the level of keeping up with new tech, allowing us to experience and experiment with ideas. The worst part is that the teaching staff are overstretched and it's hard to recruit people down to Cornwall to teach, particularly in programming. It's one big community, which is both good and bad. Good as you meet so many new people and support is amazing. Bad as drama happens easily and spreads far and there is a lot of people getting on top of each other.

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