I can't imagine attending another university. Exeters Cornwall Campus has the best Bioscience department by far, with experts in a variety of fields all still practicing in their respective fields. The campus itself is fairly small which gives it an intimate feel where you don't feel drowned out by the crowds. Cornwall has some stunning sceneries, with a beach literally just a stones throw away in all directions!! The facilities are great with a new library just been built and lots of new things planned for the future. The Bioscience department have an amazing employability committee led by students (BSEC - Bioscience Student Employability Committee) which gives students the opportunity to meet people in the field, hear about how they got there and find out about what volunteering opportunities they have on offer.

There isn't much of a city life, but I really enjoyed going out in the few clubs Falmouth has and it can be a really fun night! There are loads of great pubs to try including Beerwolf which has its own bookshop and Handbar which specialises in beers from around the world!

EcoSoc the ecological society offers a variety of fantastic events such as mammal trapping, bird walks, ID for Idiots, trips to see murmurations and deer and much much more!! I would recommend becoming part of the committee as you meet great like minded individuals and it gives you great skills for your CV.

The student let Bioscience Student Employability Commitee put on weekly seminars during the Winter and Spring term and an annual Bioscience Careers Fair which offers great opportunities to meet individuals from within the field. The Career Zone provides great help with CV and employability skills and the Bioscience lecturers really push how important it is to gain experience and not just rely on your CV.

Great location - Exeter is a lovely student-friendly city and is ideally located for short weekend getaways. The campus itself is beautiful and spacious. The weather here is also pleasant - quite mild during both winter and summer. From my experience, the university is really welcoming and supportive of international students. High quality education and facilities. Lots of things to do, including a variety of student unions to join.

As a PhD research student, I do not attend classes. Research facilities and postgraduate offices are of a high standard. Support offered to postgraduate students.

Quite expensive, but an ideal place to stay during your first year at uni. Convenient - located close to central campus. Beautiful location and close to a number of nature walking routes. Good facilities and maintenance.