Amazing facilities available to all students, especially to study and work in. The student union frequently runs activities for all sorts of interests and the life as a student in the actually city is great. there is quite a few places to explore around Exeter itself, but in the city, there is a decent amount of places to spent time with friends or studying away from campus. The campus is quite pretty too and despite it being on lots of hills, it's a nice place to be and walk around

The contact time is good, there is a lot of work that needs to be completed outside of contact hours for my course so im glad they afford me this time. The content is broad and you can focus in on lots of different specifics of historical content. However, one of the core modules seems a little convoluted and spread out for no reason. Study skills sessions offered is useful

Poor wifi connection often, this is normally resolved relatively quickly though. The location is on the opposite side of campus from the city centre so this makes some things a bit more difficult. The value for money compared to an accommodation in the SAME location is not as great, Moberly is much cheaper even though the only drawback is a shared bathroom with one person. The halls are overall quite nice to live in

The university campus is gorgeous and has plenty of space to explore during the nice weather. There are also an abundance of seating areas indoors including access to study spaces. The campus accommodations are well maintained and looked after as well as in a good location close to campus. The campus has a sports bar and lots of places to get food such as the amata cafe and koofi. The location is great with transport services into Falmouth for the beach and nightlife as well as Truro.

The university has a large selection of modules to choose from such as European history, people’s history, public history and world history. The module leaders craft the courses in a way that most of the study is independent with weekly lectures and seminars. There is a large archive open to students for research as well as both a physical and online library

Due to location and being a tourist destination, the area isn’t the cheapest but there are lots of opportunities for work from small independent businesses to large corporations such as Asda Sainsbury’s Lidl McDonalds and Wetherspoons.

Halls are expensive but are right on campus each room has its own en-suite bathroom and each flat is shared by a maximum of 8 people. The kitchen has two fridges and a freezer as well as stove oven microwave kettle and toaster. There is a tv in the kitchen as well. Rooms are spacious and each come with a large desk to work at