MSc Bioarchaeology: Forensic Anthropology

University of Exeter

The careers services are very good, the campus and lecture halls are very well maintained, overall I am very satisfied with the University of Exeter.

University of Exeter is a brilliant institution that allows for a plethora of growth and opportunities for students. Jobs, internships, and extracurricular activities are readily available, which helps promote the academic and professional development of career prospects. But with its tight-knit community, the University of Exeter can slip into the difficult position of cliques and statuses, where diversity begins to lack. Though, with its growing population of international students, the university is surely attempting to combat this issues with providing hands-on support and guidance for any and every!

Best aspects are the location and the staff who seem genuinely interested in their subject and translate this in how they teach. Worst aspects are that there never seem to be enough study spaces at peak times and that some of the other students can ruin the experience.

My university experience has been excellent. The subject is both fasincating and pushes you to work hard; I also went on some once-in-a-lifetime trips, excavating in both America and Kazakhstan. The lecturers are all really friendly and you never feel concerned about there not being someone to speak to.

Pretty normal I think, Exeter is the same as the majority of universities in that you live there, do your work and meet new people. Its got lots of money in new facilities and my personal tutor is lovely.