Exeter has a stunning campus in a lovely small city and it is only half an hour on the train to the beach so living here is great. Everything is walking distance so the only downside is the hills you have to walk up to get around the campus.

We have good contact hours for a humanities subject with lots of hours of studio practice. This is exciting though can be exhausting. The course content is really interesting and after first year there is lots of choice to direct your degree towards what you want to do. The drama facilities are great. We have two buildings with lighting rigs and sound equipment, recording studios, and costume and prop stores. Finally, the tutors are lovely and very experienced and knowledgeable with many still practicing outside of the uni.

Lovely small city with a stunning cathedral and quay and only half an hour train journey to the beach. Lots of nice cafes and a range of shops and supermarkets. Good trains but buses are not very frequent. Very walkable city though. Not a very diverse city and quite expensive. Feels very safe even when walking at night.

Good value for money with 16 good quality meals included each week. Working toilets and showers, cleaned regularly by a lovely cleaner. Only a small kitchenette with kettle, microwave, toaster for lunches and snacks. Comfortable, spacious rooms with desk and mini fridge. Comfortable common room and beautiful exterior, lovely to sit outside on the benches or the grass in the summer. Ping pong tables and tennis courts were outside as well.

An amazing University! I have loved studying here so much - beautiful campus which is super close to town, stunning countryside and lovely beaches. Everyone is so friendly and there is something for everyone to do within one of the hundreds of societies!

Great medical and well being services. Tutor system within your course

There is something for everything here! So many different options.

Great small city with lots of things to do. So many different places to eat!

Something for everyone

I study Drama but have also studied Spanish here and Anthropology. The university provides you with lots of flexibility and advice.

I'm half way through my final year and I already have a job set up to start in September. The University, through my tutors and lecturers provided me with lots of support whisky I was applying.

Halls are great but are getting more expensive. Houses in second and third year are all in great locations - close to the uni and town.