Falmouth University is delighted to announce the Falmouth Pathway Awards 2026, a £2,000 automatic scholarship designed to support international students progressing from selected partner institutions. This award recognises academic achievement and provides tuition fee support for eligible students enrolling in taught undergraduate programmes at Falmouth University in September 2026.
Falmouth University was founded in 1902 as the Falmouth School of Art and has grown into a leading specialist university for creative industries in the UK. Located in Cornwall, it is known for its strong focus on art, design, media, and technology, offering industry-relevant education and strong links with global creative sectors.
Table of Briefs
| Scholarship Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Scholarship Name | Falmouth Pathway Awards |
| Provider | Falmouth University, UK |
| Amount | £2,000 |
| Study Level | Undergraduate Taught |
| Study Mode | Full-time on-campus or online part-time or full-time |
| Intake | September 2026 |
| Eligible Students | International fee status students |
| Application Status | Open |
| Application Required | No separate application |
Background
The Falmouth Pathway Awards were introduced by Falmouth University to recognise and support international students who progress to the University through its trusted global partner institutions. By strengthening academic pathways and international collaboration, the award aims to make a UK undergraduate education more accessible for talented students. The scholarship reflects Falmouth University’s commitment to rewarding academic progression and easing the financial transition for students joining degree programmes in September 2026.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Falmouth Pathway Award 2026, applicants must:
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Hold international fee status
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Enrol in a taught undergraduate degree on-campus or online
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Study full-time or part-time online
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Progress directly from a recognised partner institution
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Be new to Falmouth University in the 2026/27 academic year
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Start the course in September 2026
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Use the scholarship only in the first year of study
Eligible Partner Institutions
Students completing studies at the following institutions may be eligible:
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Academy of Multimedia Design and Technology – Sri Lanka
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Bodmin College – UK
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Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts – UK
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Cornwall College – UK
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Educators Republic – China
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IdEA World Design College – India
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INTO: International Foundation
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Kaplan: University Foundation and Pre-Masters
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Kings Education: Art & Design Foundation – UK
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Network Foundation – Greece
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Online College of Art & Design
Benefits
The Falmouth Pathway Award offers a £2,000 tuition fee reduction to eligible international students enrolling in a Bachelor’s degree at Falmouth University. The scholarship is automatically awarded to students who meet the eligibility requirements and have progressed directly from a recognised partner institution.
The scholarship amount is credited toward the second instalment of tuition fees, reducing the total remaining fees payable. Please note that students can only receive one scholarship, and if multiple awards are available, the higher-value scholarship will be applied.
Application Process
One of the major advantages of the Falmouth Pathway Award is its automatic consideration.
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No separate scholarship application form is required
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Students must hold an offer and pay the acceptance fee
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The scholarship is normally applied automatically
If the Award Is Not Applied:
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On-campus students: Contact the International Team
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Online students: Inform your Course Advisor by email confirming eligibility
The University’s decision regarding the award is final.
Important Dates
Application Deadline: Open
Conclusion
The Falmouth Pathway Awards 2026 present an excellent opportunity for international students progressing from partner institutions to reduce tuition costs while gaining a world-class UK education. With no separate application and automatic consideration, this scholarship makes studying at Falmouth University more accessible and rewarding.