Here in Exeter, a wide range of facilities are available to make the student experience truly unforgettable. There are plenty of study spaces—not only in the library, but across most university buildings—as well as access to desks and university computers when needed. On top of that, there are numerous catering outlets and conveniently located student shops. It really is stunning! Can you imagine that there are even study spaces in some student halls of residence, such as East Park? What more could we possibly need to excel? And then there’s the location. We are genuinely in the heart of everything. An excellent bus service connects our two main campuses, Streatham and St Luke’s, and the city centre is just a 15-minute walk away—perfect for a refreshing stroll and some fresh air after a long day of indoor work. Are you wondering about the student support Exeter offers? I think any student would agree that we couldn’t be luckier. We are truly spoiled by the level of care we receive from tutors, personal tutors, and wellbeing advisors. Our campus is also a registered botanical garden. How could you not feel motivated starting your day surrounded by nature—breathing in fresh air, listening to birdsong, and passing by the beautiful, flowing water of our ponds? Exeter is home to students from all over the world, giving the campus its inclusive, diverse, and truly international character. And let’s not forget that we have over 300 societies—both academic and non-academic—so there really is something for everyone. I think the best thing you can do is book yourself onto a campus tour and see it all for yourself

Excellent supervisory team, and amazing career support!

The most outstanding aspect of living in university halls is how safe it is, with the fantastic team of Estate Petrol working tirelessly to ensure a pleasant experience for students.

Exeter is a great city, quite small and safe. The campus is very green (much nicer than being in the middle of a big grey city!). Most facilities are modern, with lots of spaces in the different libraries to study.

The translation MA students have access to labs and study spaces reserved just for us which is great. Considering the high fees, there are not as many contact hours as I would like. I would have preferred more contact hours in order to be able to fully u destined topics and be able to have time to ask all the questions I wanted.

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