I found it to be uninspiring. I understand that joining this course would involve 3D, but the fact that most of it is highly focused on that was incredibly overwhelming to me and many others I have talked to. Overall I feel that when you have a problem you get passed from pillar to post through a crazy system of people who are supposed to serve a specific purpose, but which can never really help you. I was in war with legal problems because they ignored their terms and conditions. Very little time spent studying and the lecturers are average at best. It was until the bus price rose. Glass recycling is usually done very early in the morning, usually around 6AM, so expect to be woken up by that abruptly. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. career service activities? In my interview here at Falmouth I was concerned that being such a far-out uni in a small town, they wouldn’t have industry links like other city Uni’s and maybe wouldn’t actually have enough local news to write about. Falmouth's library is much much smaller but still has many books on a variety of topics. They are capable of tracking your browser across other sites and building up a profile of your interests. Can’t really say much as most of my time here was spent in lockdown. Easy informal chats. You can only borrow something for done thing stupid like 50 hours and you get a hefty fine if you return it more than a FEW MINUTES late. With work, just replicate what the staff show you. Less computers and less space, though. gr123456@falmouth.ac.uk Absolutely useless. After they're done speaking, we are left to our own devices and many people just end up leaving class an hour or so early since what's there has been done. You can change your cookies preference and bring Manage cookies screen at any time by visiting our Cookies Notice page. They will try to tell you to shoot some rubbish for Cornish news- like " pasty festival, or Oyster festival, or shanty- where basically you have tons of old folks, drinking until they can't drink any more...- epic. I had found the most wonderful place to stay too, in a beautiful house together with a friend. Ice breaker questions: It went well It was pretty chill. I wanted to stay and do an MA in illustration. They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site. I tried counselling because I have PTSD. Verbal feedback is pretty lacklustre unless you specifically want something to be critiqued on. I wish I could just pack it all in and leave. My best part of the year is the people I met in my accommodation, but as lovely as they are I realised one night that I was broke, lonely, working on my own in my room anywhere between 8 and 12 hours a day, and my mental health had gone down the drain. I never trusted my lecturers, although, I did trust my personal tutor. They acted like I was psycho. Because there are non. It's in the heart of the town, making it easy to go to Falmouth campus and Penryn via the bus. If you think the uni will help you when you have a complaint about bullying etc think again. The University are amazing at just ignoring things and acting like they're not a problem. Some accounts of this and the linear feedback are rather vague, such as feedback like 'poor quality of work' - what is poor exactly? You won't get praises here, you won't be amazed... Maybe just by the sea, and the surroundings...but not about the university here. I'm talking first year, only 2/6 of the modules are 2D based, and they still have 3D work involved. In April 2008, University College Falmouth merged with Dartington College of Arts, adding a range of perfo…