Pretty decent place, lots of hills, lots of trees, fair amount of sun and a fair amount of rain. WOuld recommend.

The campus is lovely, it's easy to feel comfortable there. The lecturers are mostly welcoming and willing to help. There are a lot of wealthier people at the university, comparatively with most universities, which can make me feel isolated at times - having less money than a lot of peers.

The facilities are excellent, a whole building designated for physics with two study areas and various labs. The majority of lecturers are willing to help outside of lectures at most times of the day, and all the academic staff are friendly. The course is taught with only in-person lectures and problems classes. I have 17 contact hours per week.

I chose a hall which was miles away from everything, hugely inconvenient. The hall was also expensive, compared to other universities - because of the exeter location - but it was a nice accomodation. The wifi was strong, and the property was well maintained when there was an issue. The doors were locked and required fobs for entry, but there was no security staff or even receptionist to monitor anything.