Future Creatives Collective

• The programme is open to UK residents aged 16 or over who are currently enrolled on a Level 3 qualification programme at a state school, sixth form, college or academy in the UK (e.g. A-Levels, BTEC, UAL Extended Diploma, T Levels, Foundation Diploma or equivalent). 
• Places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis following successful registration. 
• Participants must have reliable internet access and be able to engage in both synchronous (live) and asynchronous (independent) elements of the programme. 

• Participants are expected to attend all scheduled live sessions and complete any independent creative activities set as part of the programme. 
• Full participation is required to be eligible for the guaranteed progression incentives described in Section 3. 
• Falmouth University reserves the right to withdraw a participant from the programme if their behaviour is deemed inappropriate in line with the University’s Online Events Notice. 
• If a student participating in the Future Creatives Collective is a minor at the time of enrolling and studying on the programme the consent of their parent or legal guardian is required before they can participate in the programme. 

To be recognised as having completed the programme, participants must: 

• Attend all scheduled programme sessions during February half term 2026. 
• Submit a piece of original creative work to the Creative Competition 2026 by 31 March 2026, 5pm. 

Upon completion, participants will receive: 

• A certificate of completion, which may be used to support UCAS or other higher education applications. 

Participants who successfully complete the programme will be eligible for one of the following: 

• Integrated Foundation Year (IFY) Route 

A guaranteed conditional offer to study on Falmouth University’s Integrated Foundation Year BA, subject to meeting the University’s published entry requirements and UCAS tariff points. 

• Year 1 Entry Route 

If applying to a BA course with an IFY entry pathway, your application will be fast-tracked to application review. This means no interview will be required; applications and accompanying portfolio (where appropriate) will be assessed directly by the academic team. 

In all cases, progression is conditional on meeting: 

• The standard published UCAS tariff points for the relevant course of entry. 

• Any additional published course-specific entry requirements (e.g. GCSE Maths/English grades). 

Participants who meet the University’s contextual admissions criteria may be considered for a contextual offer in line with Falmouth University’s Admissions Policy. 

These incentives apply only to on-campus BA undergraduate courses that offer an IFY pathway. 

Guaranteed conditional offers cannot be transferred to other course types or study modes (for example, non-IFY routes, online courses, BSc undergraduate, or postgraduate programmes). 

Applications to other course types or study modes will be considered separately and assessed under the University’s published Admissions Policy. 

Creative submissions must comply with the Creative Competition 2026 Terms & Conditions. This includes (but is not limited to): 

• Work must be original and created by the participant. 

• Work must be suitable for a school-aged audience. 

• Submissions must be made in the correct format and before the published deadline. 

Failure to comply with the competition rules will disqualify a participant from receiving the programme’s progression incentives. 

• By registering and participating in the Future Creatives Collective, participants consent to Falmouth University’s Online Events Registration Notice. 
• Personal data provided during the application and participation process will be processed in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018 and the University’s Privacy Notice. 
• Participants’ details may be used by Falmouth University for programme administration, admissions monitoring, and evaluation purposes. 

• Falmouth University reserves the right to make reasonable changes to the programme content, timetable, or delivery model where necessary. 
• Participants will be notified in advance of any material changes. 

• These Terms & Conditions operate in conjunction with Falmouth University’s published Admissions Policy. 
• Falmouth University reserves the right to withdraw progression incentives where a participant does not meet the criteria outlined in Sections 1–4. 
• The University’s decision on all matters above, including eligibility, completion, and progression incentives is final. 
• Completing this programme does not commit you to applying or accepting a place to study at Falmouth University. 
• By participating in the Future Creatives Collective students are agreeing to all the above terms and conditions.