A friendly place, and lots of good facilities on campus.

The business school has great exclusive facilities for group and independent working. However, the cafe sometimes gets crowded at peak times, so it a bit unreliable for planning to go and do work there.

Have had no contact with them.

Don't know much about them.

All of the shops are in one area, and easy to get to, which saves travelling. It's laid back, safe and friendly.

I've joined hide and seek and business and finance society.

The course gives extensive flexibility. When I first came here I was set on a particular carer course but now I'm looking towards something else, and the degree programme lets me adjust to that.

Lots of career guidance and help available on a one to one basis, such as CV checks, linked in reviews and so on, which is clearly beneficial for job prospects.

There are lots of different accommodation options. Very expensive though.

It has excellent professors in the business school and the campus is very beautiful and peaceful, People and staff here are very friendly and kind. One aspect that I personally don’t like is the university accommodation rent is too high and the city has a lot of roads which make the walks difficult and tiring.

The best part of this course is that it doesn’t need any prerequisite course. I’m personally from a different background which is biotech and now I have started studying in msc management, I feel this course doesn’t need a prerequisite.There is a good academic and career support . The uni of Exeter’s business school has a very good reputation. One thing which I don’t like is that the course hours are longer compared to other courses.

The accommodation is very peaceful and clean. People are very friendly and welcoming. If there is any problem the team solves it very quickly. The demerit of uni accommodation is it is too expensive