As an active individual, Exeter University is the perfect place for study. with lots of opportunities to get involved with a variety of sports, I can stay active and make friends. The campus is beautiful with a lot of greenery and nature, making me feel at home as I live in the countryside out of term time. There are lots of areas on campus to study, but it can get very busy in deadline season!

The Liberal Arts section of the course is engaging and varied, visiting content from a wide range of disciplines. it offers the opportunity to meet people who are studying a range of major subjects different to your own. In my major, philosophy content is both interesting and thought-provoking, offering a range of optional modules that cater to a diverse audience. There are fewer contact hours with my course, leaving time to complete further reading and assignments; however, it can be difficult to maintain a personal routine with some lack of timetabled hours.

My first year accommodation was modern and homely, and was good value. however, the location was not ideal. we were further from the town centre than desired, which sometimes discouraged me from trying out new things or social activities on my own. overall, it was close enough to campus, and I was with a good group of flatmates, so my experience was still very positive.

Overall, good Uni, good campus and facilities - pub, shops, and great location - close to town etc. Could improve on study space, especially considering how the busy the library can get.

Like the course content and great contact time with tutors in Drama. Art history has good content - could be improved in some areas but that's preference, and less contact time with tutors but that is to be expected due to the more independent nature of the course.

Great location and community but the wifi and service can be bad at times.