Offer Holders Day Guide
Wednesday 22 April 2026
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Wednesday 22 April 2026
This day is your opportunity to discover what life as a Falmouth student could be like, from meeting future classmates and course teams to exploring our campuses, facilities and student life. Whether this is your first visit to campus or you’ve been here before, the day is designed to help you feel confident and excited about the next steps in your journey.
Registration desks are open on both campuses from 10am to 4pm. Staff and Student Ambassadors will be available to provide directions and answer any questions. Find registration desk locations on pages 8 and 9. Make sure you register on arrival!
If you need accessibility support, a quiet area or any additional assistance during the day, please speak to a member of staff at registration or to one of our Student Ambassadors, dressed in yellow. We’ll be happy to ensure your visit is as comfortable and accessible as possible.
We have two campuses – one in Penryn and one in Falmouth, so be sure to check which you need to attend. Campus postcodes are on the back of this booklet.
Facilities will be open and tours will run until 3.30pm. Take a look at the timetable to plan your day and make the most of the activities available.
There’ll be a range of talks, workshops and activities for students, parents and carers. Check out the timetables on pages 4 and 6 for more information.
Student Ambassadors will be available all day to chat about their subject areas and share their experiences of studying at Falmouth.
Running from 10am-3.30pm – ask an ambassador and they’ll show you where to join.
You can view accommodation at Penryn Campus (10am-3.30pm) – no need to book, just head to the registration desk and our ambassadors will direct you. Some private accommodation providers are also offering tours. Check at their stands for more information.

Your first stop when you arrive. This is where you’ll register and collect your guide. Staff and Student Ambassadors will be on hand to answer questions and help you find your way around. If you’re unsure about anything, this is the place to ask.
Once you’ve registered, take some time to explore the different teams and support services available in this space.
This is a great opportunity to ask questions and get any guidance you need. You’ll find the following:
• Subject stands - speak to current students
• Applicant Services - ask questions about your application
• University accommodation - information on university managed options
• Student Funding - facts and figures
• Student Wellbeing - support and accessibility information
• Students’ Union – clubs and societies
• Employability – placements, internships, part-time jobs and study abroad
• Private accommodation providers – see the other options available
Offer holders will need to be back in the registration area 15 minutes before the subject sessions.

Join current students in a relaxed and friendly dedicated space to chat and take part in creative activities like zine making, junk journalling, and writing a letter to your fresher self. There’ll also be calming activities like origami and colouring-in, alongside a small selection of refreshments. The Zen Zone will also host a communal lunch space during the lunchtime slot from 1-2pm.

A space just for offer holders. Pick up your offer holder goodie bag and take time to relax, connect and get a real feel for the Falmouth community. Meet current students, chat with future classmates and soak in the atmosphere as you imagine what it would be like to study here.

Parents and carers are kindly asked not to enter this space.
4pm
A welcoming space for parents, carers and supporters. Throughout the day, there’ll be talks and opportunities to speak with University staff. Tea and coffee will be available, along with seating areas where parents and carers can relax, catch up on emails or simply take a break while students attend sessions and activities.
Find zone locations on pages 8 and 9.
Activity Information Time
Parents & Carers
Talk – Preparing for University
Student Life Talk
Subject Session
Parents and Carers
Talk - Student Support & Accessibility
This session is designed to give parents, carers and supporters a high level overview of next steps in helping their young person prepare for Falmouth University. We’ll cover accommodation choices and how to apply, moving in, budgeting, and transitioning to University life away from home.
A call out for the talk will be made 5 minutes before in the Registration area and the Parents and Carers Zone. An ambassador will guide you to the talk location.
Current students share their experiences of living and studying in Falmouth in this relaxed and friendly session. They’ll chat about topics such as accommodation, transport, local food and drink spots, making friends, and settling into student life. You’ll also have the chance to ask your own questions and hear honest insights about what it’s really like to live here.
A call out for the talk will be made 5 minutes before in the Registration area and the Student Zone. An ambassador will guide you to the talk location.
Subject Sessions give you the chance to explore your chosen course in more depth and meet the academic team. You’ll learn more about what you’ll study, see the facilities, and have the chance to ask questions about your course and life at Falmouth.
A call out for the sessions will be made 15 minutes before in the Registration area. An ambassador will guide you to the subject session location.
This session is for parents, carers and supporters who want to learn more about Falmouth University student support and accessibility services. We’ll provide an overview of the support services and mechanisms available and how students can access them, as well as anything you need to do ahead of enrolment to ensure your young person is getting the support they need.
A call out for the talk will be made 5 minutes before in the Registration area and the Parents and Carers Zone. An ambassador will guide you to the talk location.
11:30 – 12:30pm 12:30 – 1pm 2 – 4pm 2.30 – 3.30pm




You’ll receive a coloured badge when you arrive, each colour represents a different department. It helps our team guide you, and makes it easy to spot other offer holders who have applied to similar subjects. See someone with the same colour? Go say hi!


Student Workshop
Parents and Carers
Talk – Preparing for University
Student Life Talk
Subject Session
Parents and Carers
Talk - Student Support & Accessibility
Join this hands-on workshop in the Student Zone led by Duncan Cameron, Head of Art. Open to students from all subjects based at the Falmouth Campus, it’s a collaborative activity where you’ll create something unique to take home. It’s a great way to experience the creative spirit and community feel of Falmouth.
This session is designed to give parents, carers and supporters a high level overview of next steps in helping their young person prepare for Falmouth University. We’ll cover accommodation choices and how to apply, moving in, budgeting, and transitioning to University life away from home.
A call out will be made 5 minutes before the talk in the Registration area and the Parents and Carers Zone. An ambassador will guide you to the talk location.
Current students share their experiences of living and studying in Falmouth in this relaxed and friendly session. They’ll chat about topics such as accommodation, transport, local food and drink spots, making friends, and settling into student life. You’ll also have the chance to ask your own questions and hear honest insights about what it’s really like to live here.
A call out will be made 5 minutes before the talk in the Registration area and the Student Zone. An ambassador will guide you to the talk location.
Subject Sessions give you the chance to explore your chosen course in more depth and meet the academic team. You’ll learn more about what you’ll study, see the facilities, and ask questions about your course and life at Falmouth.
A call out will be made 15 minutes before the sessions in the Registration area. An ambassador will guide you to the talk location.
This session is for parents, carers and supporters who want to learn more about Falmouth University student support and accessibility services. We’ll provide an overview of the support services and mechanisms available and how students can access them, as well as anything you need to do ahead of enrolment to ensure your young person is getting the support they need.
A call out will be made 5 minutes before the talk in the Registration area and the Parents and Carers Zone. An ambassador will guide you to the talk location.
11 – 1pm
11:30 – 12:30pm 12:30 – 1pm 2 – 4pm 2.30 – 3.30pm

























