Exeter is a great place to live and study while you complete your degree. The campus is lovely, with lots of green space and outdoor areas for the good weather, complete with many indoor social and study options. As a student, I felt supported throughout my time, and always knew who I could turn to with any issue, no matter how big or small. Student life at Exeter is diverse, and there is certainly something for everyone, regardless of what you are interested in! There is hundreds of clubs and societies to chose from, all which are welcoming and cater to beginners - uni is the perfect time to try something new!

The course is taught in person though a mixture of lectures and smaller tutorial or seminar groups. This will be complemented by online reading materials as well as explanatory videos, which you will be expected to complete independently.

The hall was located at the top of the hill on campus, meaning it had an incredible view. The location was very handy as you could walk to most buildings on campus within 10 mins. The hall had a large laundry room and a common room with table tennis and pool, both of which I used a lot during the year.

The campus in itself is such a lovely place to live and it has lots of academic and well being support

Most lectures are taught in person in lecture halls with additional seminars and tutorials

So many opportunities and things to do, as well as lovely sights

Lovely rooms and communal spaces