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Why study at Falmouth University?

Overview

Falmouth University is a specialist creative university with a unique coastal location and a superb selection of postgraduate degree courses within the creative and technical industries.

Falmouth University was originally founded as Falmouth School of Art in 1902 and, as such, it has more than 120 years of experience in delivering creative education. Today, it is one of the most exciting contemporary creative schools in the UK. It offers a comprehensive selection of undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses, alongside a rare opportunity to study in one of the country's most attractive coastal locations – or, if preferred, online.

Falmouth provides a range of postgraduate courses - both on campus and online - spanning the full spectrum of creative arts. From film and photography to fine art and graphic design, professional writing, events management, and game design, there is an excellent variety of subject areas to choose from.

Postgraduate students can join Falmouth at several levels of study, including taught master's, research, and PhD courses.

Falmouth University delivers its courses across two Cornish campuses, in the towns of Penryn and Falmouth. Penryn Campus is the larger of the two, and operates in partnership with the University of Exeter, while the Falmouth Campus is located in Falmouth town centre.

The university is a stepping-stone to a successful career in the creative industries, and enjoys positive feedback from student reviewers.

Postgraduate

There are over 30 master's degrees available, as well as both theoretical and practice-based research programmes leading to an MPhil or PhD, which are currently awarded through Falmouth's partnership with University of the Arts London.

The university conducts leading research in a number of creative fields, and distance learning options are also available for students who prefer to study remotely.