The university is good. It is what I would imagine the quieter university life style. But I like that. Accommodation is good, very warm and if there is a problem the care takers are really quick to fix anything, or supply extra radiators. All the staff that are around are all really friendly and polite. I have settled in really easily and quickly. There is loads of help if you need it for your course or life, although for my course that help does seem a bit distant at times.

Facilities, campus and academic staff are all exceptional. As a mature Masters student, my experience at Exeter has been fantastic. The course has been intellectually demanding, but hugely rewarding. The campus is ideally located close to Exeter St David's train station and a short walk from the city centre.

The course has been excellent, with lecturers encouraging critical analysis of some of the most complex global issues of our generation. Constructive challenge is welcomed, and all students feel engaged and included. Supplementary events outside of the core course content have included guest lectures and panels involving world-leading experts in intelligence, counter-terrorism and civil wars as well as parliamentary representatives discussing various aspects of UK policy.

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