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Facilities in need of upgrade especially toilets which often felt dirty
Better and cheaper food on the campus
Great facilities, not much student life/union but I did an apprenticeship. Support was good, quality of teaching could be improved.
Best place to study. Tutors are amazing
The grounds are lovely, but the Uni is an awful place to study. Most things are self taught, and the course support is hit and miss. From a marking and administrative perspective, it’s useless - marks are released wrong, feedback is contradictory, and you can’t speak to anyone about it as the uni won’t engage in conversation. Arranging for the graduation is a nightmare as some tickets are emailed to you, some are on a platform, and the tickets are drip-fed so you can’t register for them all at once.
The best part is the facilities and research community, particularly the opportunity to collaborate across faculties such as HASS/humanities. The campus is really rather beautiful in the summer. The worst element is the management's decision to place 14% of all academic staff at risk of redundancy whilst making limited changes to vastly inflated salaries of the management team. This will reduce the quality of research produced by the university and is causing massive uncertainty for PhD students who do not know if they will have a qualified supervisor in a few months time. Additionally, opportunities to teach alongside PhDs are being reduced leaving research students with reduced pay and reduced opportunities to develop their teaching skills.
I love my course learning and my new friends here in Exeter. The worst experience I would say is the weather. And I would love to have more netwotking event for my course
We were promised so much after merging the London and Bournemouth campuses. None of these promises were fulfilled, and the London campus seemed to lose out on a lot. The Bournemouth campus get trips abroad, 3 tickets to graduation and barbecues. The London campus get plinths to use as tables (because tables are prioritised for the business school), 2 tickets to graduation in the local church, and missed out on a careers fair.
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It is a good university with a modern academic staff, which is quite adequate for the department I chose.
PROS - The university has been absolutely stellar at providing opportunities to those who put in that extra effort. - Support, particularly the maths gym provided by the uni for ...
