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Freedom
Study Art at Falmouth and you'll have the freedom to develop your own practice, and all the support you need to realise your creative potential.
Inspiration
Study Design at Falmouth in a creative environment that's grounded by an acute understanding of the industry and the skills needed to succeed.
Expertise
The media industries have a voracious appetite for creative ideas. Our Media courses teach you the skills, knowledge and expertise to make them a reality.
Clarity
Study English at Falmouth and you'll benefit from a fresh approach and the flexibility to tailor your degree to your own specific interests.
Energy
Maximise your talent with our exciting Performance courses and brand new, state-of-the-art facilities for Dance, Theatre and Music.
Possibility
With our superb facilities, high-calibre staff, stunning location and top industry links, there has never been a better time to study here.
University College Falmouth's Professor of English and Media Arts, Jason Whittaker, is to present a public lecture on visionary artist and poet William Blake as part of the international conference, Myth, Literature and the Unconscious, to be held at the University of Essex at the beginning of September.
The websites of 152 Higher education institutions were recently judged by sixth-formers preparing to apply to university. University College Falmouth's site was ranked the 6th best-performing institute in the UK.
University College Falmouth (UCF) has launched a new website dedicated to its BA(Hons) Journalism course.
A partnership between Dr David Prior, Senior Lecturer in Music: Composition and Digital Media at University College Falmouth and architect Frances Crow has resulted in their proposal being one of five projects shortlisted for the Performing Right Society Foundation (PRSF) New Music Award, one of the youngest, most ambitious and experimental music competitions that offers an impressive £50,000 prize.
An archive of Cornish performance held by University College Falmouth (UCF) following generous donations from Kneehigh, WILDWORKS and the family of Nick Darke will ensure invaluable performance materials are preserved and kept in Cornwall. The launch of the Cornish Performance Archive (CPA) forms part of Platform, UCF's new, year round programme of contemporary public performance launching this October and heralds the arrival of Theatre, Choreography and Music courses to Falmouth.
