Quality of lecturers (economics) varies in some places with some seemingly a lot more interested in their own research rather than teaching undergrad material which they perhaps see as beneath them

SU isn't a fantastic night out, quite similar to a school disco in places. Great I guess if you like mainstream music

Not a huge amount in terms of nightlife considering it's a student city

The University of Exeter is a really good place to study. There are a lot of opportunities offered in the University like language courses, career advice services and many different societies. The University is not very old and it takes full advantage of it being in the process of continuous development investing in the infrastructure (the new buildings built recently: Forum area and Sports Park), everything's fully equipped with modern and sophisticated equipment. The University staff is also of high level. And the programmes structure is very student-friendly. It also offers a wide range of programmes to choose from, some of which are very flexible.