MSc Marine Environmental Management with UK field course

University of Exeter

The environment is very nice, with a lot of green spaces so it feels refreshing. The campus is small and not too many students (compared to universities in bigger cities) so it doesn't feel crowded and overwhelming, but still has vibrant communities and societies. If you prefer a more relaxed and slower living, the campus and the town where its located is perfect. Public transport (namely bus) is really expensive, but it's probably the only reliable mode of transport for students. It really adds up to monthly spending, especially as an international student. Sometimes, in a day, there's only a single one hour class, which is quite inconvenience because I have to spend money on bus only for that class. The course timetable also not fixed every week, making it difficult to find job because classes schedule changes every week.

Great campus, great community, good facilities, Penryn feels a bit disconnected from Exeter but this has positives and negatives to it

Its a lovely location (I study in Penryn) I feel like the student support could be improved, especially from the lecturers.

Beautiful campus and amazing location. Lecturers lead their fields and genuinly care about what they are teaching you. Too little mental health support however, and student population has drastically been increased in recent years without improving study space capacity.