Explore Falmouth and Penryn campuses in person, meeting course teams and current students while touring facilities and joining subject sessions. You can also attend 30-minute talks on accommodation, funding, applying, employability, wellbeing and support.
Falmouth University Undergraduate Open Days are on-campus events designed for prospective students to get a real taste of student life, meet academic staff and current students, explore facilities and find out about courses and how to apply. Events take place across Falmouth Campus and Penryn Campus; subject sessions, campus tours, study hubs and information points run throughout the day so you can join talks, drop-in sessions and guided tours relevant to the courses you are interested in.
During an Open Day you can attend 30-minute talks on student accommodation, funding, applying to Falmouth, employability, wellbeing and support, plus subject-specific sessions delivered by course teams. Campus tours (typically 09:00-15:30) and subject drop-ins (e.
g. , Games, Computing, Drawing, 3D workshops) are available. Registration desks and information points are staffed to support accessibility needs and provide guidance throughout the day.
Practical support is available: the Falmouth University Travel Fund can help eligible UK residents with the cost of travel to Open Days, a free coach service from Bristol Temple Meads runs to selected Open Day dates, and a GWR discount is promoted for Advanced Purchase train tickets. Book subject sessions at the time of booking and consult the Open Day Guide for full timetables and campus locations.
3 October 2026
Open Day
24 October 2026
Open Day
14 November 2026
Open Day
25 November 2026
Open Day
22 May 2027
Open Day
Open Days are free to attend (booking required). Bookings include spaces for family and friends. A free coach service is available for the Open Day on 23 May 2026 (booking link provided). Travel Fund reimburses eligible UK residents for travel costs up to specified thresholds.
Checked 28 September 2026
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