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I am enjoying every minute of my time in the land of Cornwall. Its a great learning experience on the course and it has the benefit of being so beautiful to explore too. Really be sure that you haven't just picked Falmouth just for the course but that you are convinced by the place you will be moving to. You have to remember that you will be here for three years and you don't want to regret your decision. Unbelievably on most courses you get a month off for Christmas and Easter, with a few months off in the summer so this works out well for visiting home.

Falmouth uni is great what more can I say! I think for most courses you have to be a very motivated student who is capable of self motivation and driven to succeed. My advice is that as a new student you need to know that this is what you want and that your going to feel comfortable and confident in pushing yourself further to do well. The tutors and support staff are really encouraging at pushing me further to believe in my work and maintain a good grade.

I decided to go to a university a little bit closer to home, I am from Plymouth and am now studying Interior Design at Falmouth uni. I think it offers a really good experience with brilliant support when you need it. On our course we are asked to present every Thursday, at first this seemed terrifying but we have all learnt to speak proudly of our work and improve our presentation skills. I think that Falmouth gives me the inspiration and creativity that I need for my work because of the arty atmosphere it has.

I am an older mature student who used to go to Truro design college. However I have recently moved to Falmouth University to further study an Interior Design degree and I feel that this was the best decision for me. In particular the student support for disabled students like myself is really strong. I feel welcomed and comfortable here. Make sure that you know about the DSA support if you are planning on coming here, this will help you out enormously.

This Uni makes me feel comfortable. My lecturers are supportive, they know their stuff and in 3rd there's lots of links. The uni accommodation is nice, but it could be cheaper. Beaumount was not heaven- it was rough around the edges. The library is pretty good. Most of the time you can find the books that you need or you can get the uni to order it. It has a good study space- couldn't do better!. The SU is really good. They are supportive and dynamic. But it is Bureaucratic. The Uni has lots of opportunities in terms of jobs. I'm enjoying my experience and I don't wanna leave! When you're at uni just be open-minded about it.

I am in my second year of studying an interior design degree at Falmouth University. So far I can really say I have had an awful lot of fun both on my course and in social free time. My main advice is that as important as your degree really is you need to aim for a work and play balance because that way you get a really good degree your proud of but you also get to enjoy the location that your living in. In my free time I love to go and visit the beaches, the Gyllynvase beach plays live music in the evenings and looks out right over the beach, plus they do the best hot chocolate ever!

I am enjoying my time at this uni, my course English creative writing is time consuming and can be a little bit boring. But I knew this when I applied. My best advice to any potential new students is to look in depth at what modules are available for the three years before you commit to making a solid choice. Its really not a good idea to just choose a university that offers this English course because if the modules are not right for you, your not going to be as encouraged and motivated to succeed.

You should definitely come to this uni its the best! I absolutely love the chilled and friendly atmosphere of this place, I skateboard through the town up to the beach and don't think you can beat this. Although I've rated the city life a 1 out of 5, this doesn't mean a negative thing. In fact, I chose Falmouth because I prefer sociable pub nights out and bars rather than big city clubs, this is just a choice you have to make on what you suit and what you really want.

I am really enjoying my time at Falmouth University and I feel that they provide great opportunities for all the students. I would advise new future students to make the most of the tutors, the facilities and any opportunities. The location of the university is in a creative seaside town that acts as constant inspiration to me. I also have a job whilst doing this degree, I work in a restaurant in town. I would say there is plenty of work going you just have to be dedicated and manage your time well.

I am studying Interior Design Second year at Falmouth university and one of the most important things to me when I first chose this course was the teachers experience. A good teacher is one thing, but the two main tutors have previous life experience within the Design industry and this inspires me in my own work. I also love living by the sea and cant imagine living in a busy city with no where as beautiful to sit and admire.