I love Falmouth, it's a great uni to study at for location and staff! Staff are experts in their areas and really push you to suceed! The only downfall to Falmouth is that most of the student support is on Penryn Campus, it was previously on Woodlane, but now you have to book appointments for the other campus! It's a shame as it was accessible on Falmouth before!

Brilliant course, the only slightly annoying aspect is that most of the lectures are online, although this is sometimes good as you can record and watch them back, it feels a little disconnected sometimes! The actual course is amazing, really sets you up for the working world!

The Quarry is a little further out than some of the other accommodations, but still a feasible walk! Some of the rooms have lovely views, and I really enjoyed staying here for two years of my uni education!

It’s a fantastic location for people who enjoy quirky, independent shops, access to the outdoors and a small, friendly local community. The best part of Falmouth is the opportunities within the community and in nature. I think the accommodation options could be improved, lots of students comment on the bad maintenance of buildings - many being damp, mouldy and cold. They are also very expensive and I think effort could go towards cutting these costs down.

I am only in the second term of my first year so I cannot comment for the entire duration of the course, but so far I feel there has been little conversation about career prospects and the steps to take when leaving university. Although I believe this will probably come later on. Overall the course is fantastic and it’s evident the lecturers have applicable knowledge and real industry experience. There is a friendly and enjoyable atmosphere. The lecturers endeavour to make the content engaging and relevant. There could be more contact hours with lecturers, but I would say the current amount is average.

Tuke house is the cheapest of the university’s halls of residence, so in comparison it feels like good value for money - but in reality it is still expensive considering I know many students who's loan doesn’t nearly cover the cost of rent. The rooms and kitchens are a bit dated and insulation/mould problems could be improved. Unlike Glasney the management office is not open 24/7 but rather 4 hours a day mon to fri, which can be a bit inconvenient. But overall this is a great option for accommodation and the location is incredible - close to both the town and the Falmouth campus. There are laundry facilities on site, which are quite good value for price.