At Falmouth University we work in partnership with a number of specialist institutions from the UK and around the world. Our partnerships create more opportunities for students, ensuring access to cutting-edge higher education in the creative sectors.

Our carefully selected partners share our values and quality standards. They include higher, further and private education providers globally and in the UK, who offer courses at differing levels and in differing modes.

Partnership Types

Franchise

Our Franchise Partners deliver Falmouth University courses either at their premises or online. Students taking part in these courses achieve a Falmouth University qualification and certificate. They are enrolled as students of Falmouth University, but the courses are delivered by our partners, allowing students to access the resources and teaching support of the partner organisation - which has been approved by Falmouth University. Our Franchise Partnerships bring new expertise and networks to students.

Validation

Our Validation Partners design courses to meet the needs of the creative sectors and prospective students, and build more learning opportunities. The courses are approved by Falmouth University and students achieve a Falmouth University qualification and certificate. They are enrolled with the partner and take part in the course at the partner’s premises or online. They also access the partner’s resources and teaching support, which have been approved by Falmouth University.

Dual/Double Degrees

Students begin their studies with either Falmouth University or a partner organisation but transfer to the other institution part-way through to complete their studies. At the end of their studies they receive awards from both Falmouth University and the partner organisation.

Articulation & Progression Partnerships

Both partnership models recognise the study undertaken at a partner institution as suitably preparing students for entry onto a Falmouth University Course. Either for entry at level 4, level 7 for postgraduate, or with advanced standing.

Articulation agreements

Articulation agreements guarantee students a place on a specified Falmouth University Course, upon successful completion of a programme of study with an approved partner.

NB: Mandatory entry requirements, such as IELTS for international students, are still required. 


Progression agreements

These recognise the successful completion of a partner programme as preparing the students academically for entry onto a Falmouth University course. However, other entry criteria such as a portfolio submission or an interview will still apply.

Our Validation and Franchise Partnerships

AMDT School of Creativity are based in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and have a vision to empower creative communities with talented and motivated people, and to build impactful creative enterprises.

In partnership with Falmouth University, AMDT are running three Level 6 Top Up Degrees.

W: amdt.lk

Becoming an Academic Partner

If you would like more information about partnering with Falmouth University, please contact:

E: partnerships@falmouth.ac.uk 

Progression Agreements

Some international students are unable to apply to Falmouth University if their qualification doesn’t match our international entry requirements. They can attend an international foundation course which will allow them to then apply to Falmouth University.

While we welcome applicants attending the programmes listed below, we are still expecting them to apply and provide portfolios and attend an interview where applicable. If you have any questions please email the international team on international@falmouth.ac.uk

If your qualification doesn't match our entry requirements, you can apply for study at Falmouth University if you're studying one of the following progammes at these institutions:

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