Falmouth University

From a 24/7 counselling service and digital wellbeing space to connecting with our Student Support team and joining peer support groups, there are many wellbeing resources available to Falmouth students.

We group support into two main areas; academic support - helping you manage your work and academic achievements on your course - and pastoral support - helping you make the most of your experience at university.  

Feeling that you belong to a place, to a community, is a huge factor when it comes to individual mental health and wellbeing. And at Falmouth, community is something we take very seriously. As a student, you can access:

• 24/7 free counselling service and digital wellbeing app for all students 
• The Accessibility team - who can work with you to make sure you're getting the support you need to excel in your studies if you have a Disability, health condition, learning difference or mental health condition
• The Students' Union - puts your voice at the heart of everything it does, and you can join groups, societies and take part in events
• The Employability Service - there to give you help and support gaining employment while at university, and for life once you graduate 
• The Student Mentor Scheme - Falmouth's mentoring scheme matches second-year students with new first years, to help you settle in and find your way around
• The Multifaith Chaplaincy - students and staff from every faith - and no faith - regularly drop in for pastoral and spiritual support