Film and Television Studies and Modern Languages with International Placement - BA (Hons)

University of Exeter

The campus is ideal, very modern but also surrounded by nature and greenery which makes it a relaxing space to work on coursework, attend lectures or seminars and go to Student Guild activities. The library has a good amount of space and the Forum facilities are extensive. Career Zone is also very active in student life to support next steps after uni graduation. Not forgetting our Campus cat Napoleon, the atmosphere here is very warm and there’s a place for every student!

It is a very green university. The location is great as it has a lot of forests and beaches. There are so many societies, which is one of the best things about the university I think. Any society you can imagine, the University of Exeter probably has it. The wellbeing services are okay. In terms of night life, the bars and clubs aren't as good as they would be in London, for example, but they aren't that bad. I think the main thing I like about the campus is that it is very green. There are a lot of different study spaces such as the forum, the loft, the old library etc. The university offers a range of different degrees - much more than some other universities, I really like that about the University of Exeter. For example, I know people who did the flexible combined honours programme where you can combine 2 different subjects, even some that seem not very related, such as French and Film. The University of Exeter is one of the few universities that offers a 3 language degree programme, which I am a part of. That is one of my favourite things about this university - the range of degrees. My 3 language degree is so varied which makes it really easy to study. Exeter is a nice city. There is the Quay and a lot of restaurants and cafes. There is always something to do! The university always has some sort of event running, which makes university life very interesting.

It would be nice to have a club in the student' union, and I would expect a top university to have a 25m+ indoor pool on their main campus. However, by and large Streatham Ca,mpus is lovely, being very green and proving a range of facilities

The sports facilities are mostly excellent but the pools could be bigger and the sports hall and squash courts need updating.

The campus is amazing, maybe a little too big for my liking. The strongest aspect of the University of exeter is it's staff, very effficient, nice and empathetic. They always try everything to be able to help in wathever problem you may have

The campus is very green. There's a lot of outdoor space and it makes it a really nice place to study. The city is within a 15 minute walk of campus so everything's really close. However, it is very hilly. That's definitely something to consider if wanting to study here. Student support is pretty great. The well-being team has been super useful and there's lots of help within careers, the chaplains, and subject leads, including personal tutors. However, this is just my experience, and I am aware of other students who have not felt supported by the university. The uni always reminds us of where we can go for help. It's very clear. As for student life, the guild is quite good. There's many societies and there's always events going on in the Forum. However, the nightlife could be improved. It's not necessarily affiliated with the university, but as a student, it would make the uni experience even better. It's not awful, but could definitely be improved. The facilities here are great. There's many top of the range sports facilities , if that's something you're interested in, and lots of study spaces and cafes on campus.