Falmouth University is a renowned creative institution located in Cornwall, England.
It has a long history, originally founded as an art school in 1902, and has since evolved into a modern university offering a wide range of creative and professional courses. Falmouth is particularly well-known for its expertise in the creative industries, with programs in areas such as art, design, media, film, performance, and digital innovation.
The university places a strong emphasis on employability and entrepreneurship, encouraging students to develop practical skills and industry connections throughout their studies. With state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant campus environment, Falmouth University supports a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach to learning, fostering creativity and innovation across its various disciplines.
The UCAS deadline for Bachelors programmes is usually 15 January, but late applications are accepted until 30 June. There are no fixed deadlines for Masters programmes but it is recommended that you apply before the end of May.
English requirements
When you apply to Falmouth University, you will need to prove your English proficiency.
This university accepts IELTS.
The general minimum IELTS score is 6.0 overall for Bachelors degrees and 6.5 overall for Masters degrees.
This university accepts TOEFL iBT.
The general minimum TOEFL score is 80 overall for Bachelors degrees and 88 overall for Masters degrees.
The TOEFL institution code (DI Code) for Falmouth University is: 4143.
This university accepts Cambridge English certificates (CAE/CPE).
The general minimum score is 169 overall for Bachelors degrees and 176 overall for Masters degrees.
This university accepts the Pearson Test of English (PTE).
The general minimum score is 55 overall for Bachelors degrees and 60 overall for Masters degrees.
Please note that the required English scores for admission may vary for certain programmes.
Notable alumni
Notable alumni of Falmouth University include Rex Crowle (BAFTA-winning game developer) and Gunnar Garfors (world-record traveller).
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