The campus is in a great location being distinct from the town but only a short-ish walk away. There are lots of really nice different pubs dotted around but the night-life in general is not particularly great.

The course is being taught entirely face to face, with 15 contact hours a week split up into 12 lectures, 2 tutorials and 1 computer-lab session, each lecturer also has office hours which can be used for help on the course and they all respond in reasonable time to emails and the such. Lecture and tutorial times can be a bit sporadic with the hours not necessarily being spread evenly through the week nor evenly through the day, with the earliest start time being 8:30 and the latest being 5:30. Quality of lecturers on the whole has been good but the variance is fairly large with a range from abysmal to amazing.

Exeter Halls is in a great location being both about a 10 min walk from the centre of campus and about a 15 min walk from the centre of town. There is easy access to tennis courts that are available to use at pretty much all times. It is a catered hall and the food quality is pretty good on the whole with some dishes being better than others. There is a common room and study space (Library) in Lopes Hall (one of the halls that makes up Exeter Halls) which are accessible to all Exeter Halls students during the day.

University of Exeter is great place for studying because the facilities are very good like library, study space etc. So far everything is good for me

The lessons is conveyed clearly, and the lecturer always happy to help students. I love university of exeter