Falmouth University

Take part in a free online programme across three live days: join interactive creative workshops, build practical skills and meet current university students. Develop an original piece for a creative competition with ideas and guidance, then receive a certificate of completion.

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.

Get hands-on with the film production process across two days, using professional-standard facilities and guidance from experienced university staff. Try camera, lighting, directing, editing, sound and visual postproduction, then leave with a certificate of completion.

Build a playable game demo using Unity in hands-on workshops at Falmouth’s Games Academy. Explore asset creation, level design and scripting, then discover how game teams work and where your strengths could fit in the industry. Leave with your demo and a certificate.

Put your questions directly to current students in a relaxed Microsoft Teams Q&A, with cameras and microphones switched off. Get first-hand answers on student life, accommodation, courses, support and settling into Cornwall through the chat.

Build a complete short screenplay in an eight-week online course, exploring character, structure, scenes, dialogue and rewriting. Work at your own pace, join live webinars and get tutor support, with feedback partway through and at the end. Finish with a screenplay outline and complete draft.

Get hands-on with Blender across two tutor-led sessions, learning the basics of 3D modelling, lighting, texturing and sculpting. Build your skills from the ground up, then create still images and simple animations for use in other applications.

An online workshop breaks down how to structure your undergraduate personal statement, choose experiences and achievements to include, and plan your writing with practical resources. Hear current students share what they included and what they’d recommend; submit questions through Microsoft Teams chat.

Submit one original piece in any art medium, from digital work to physical creations, with collaborative entries allowed. Winning entries receive £250 worth of art materials or resources, and selected work may be shown at creative campuses and online.

Current students answer your questions about undergraduate study in an informal Microsoft Teams Q&A, with no formal presentation. Ask about living in Cornwall, accommodation, course workload, support, clubs and societies, and submit questions through the chat with your camera and microphone switched off.

An online portfolio workshop walks you through what makes a strong portfolio for visual arts interviews: explore what work to include and what course teams look for. Hear current students’ experiences, then send questions through the chat while cameras and microphones stay off.

Eligible prospective students can claim reimbursement for travel to visit the University, with the amount based on how far they travel. Attend an eligible event, complete the online claim form there, and submit it within five working days.

Explore facilities across two campuses, meet academic staff and current students, and get a feel for undergraduate courses spanning creative, technical and business disciplines. Regular shuttle buses run between Falmouth and Penryn.

Explore professional-grade facilities across the campuses, see teaching spaces and specialist facilities, and meet academic staff and current students to get a feel for undergraduate life.

Explore drawing, photography, Games Art, animation and printmaking in free, campus-based Saturday workshops for 13-16-year-olds. Build skills with industry experts, then travel to London, where clubs from across the country showcase their work.

Take a one-to-one, in-person tour of either campus with a Student Ambassador, exploring professional facilities and learning spaces. Ask questions about living and studying at Falmouth as you get a feel for the student experience.