A great student culture and endless student opportunities with a great careers team and a great diversity of students. You can really personalise your student life to how you want, with many societies and a well-looked after campus. Improvements include individual study spaces for interviews and better internet on campus. Some cheaper options for food on campus.

Majority in-person which is good. However, sometimes my course content can be a little bit woolly and content can be more narrow.

Great facilities. New feeling and exceptionally well-maintained.

Though the university is not very diverse at all and occasionally comes across as abilist, the friends I've made here and the opportunities I've been able to access have meant I have enjoyed much of my university experience

Academic support is good, if a personal tutor doesn't work for you you can change though support varies significantly depending on the hub/department you are dealing with. Wellbeing and accessibility support is also really good

The SU is more diverse in some ways than the student body itself as the student body at Exeter is really not diverse in terms of race, disability, etc. The facilities provided are often expensive to access (food vendors) but there are a good range of facilities

Quite far out from town but pretty much everything you need is on campus, study spaces, a range of food vendors and entertainment so don't need to go to town much. Close to a lot of accommodation which is on campus but very hilly

There are a huge range of societies available for pretty much every interest possible and it is very easy to set up a new society if the one you are interested in doesn't exist

Not a huge range of modules that aren't economics, accounting or finance related. Lecturers and tutors are very passionate about their subjects which is evident in their teaching

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There is a significant range of career development opportunities and a lot of support provided through the Career Zone both on and offline