4,284 of reviews mentioning "Marketing"

The professors are amazing!

Very safe!

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fun teaching material

The course hours are good not too overwhelming and lots of blended learning

lovely

I would like more information on placement and work experience as a second year.

I didn’t get on with my flatmates

I’ve really enjoyed studying Marketing and Management at Exeter. I find the course interesting and engaging, particularly the variety of modules and how they link marketing theories to real-world examples. I think the combination of lectures, seminars and independent learning works well, and most lecturers are approachable and knowledgeable about their subjects. I also like how the course encourages critical thinking and allows us to explore our own ideas through assignments. One area I think could be improved is having more dedicated time with tutors and lecturers, particularly for individual feedback and guidance on assignments. Although support is available, having more regular opportunities for one-to-one discussions would be really beneficial, especially when working on larger pieces of coursework. I also think more practical projects involving real businesses would help us apply what we learn and gain valuable experience. Overall, I’ve had a really positive experience and feel the course has helped prepare me for a career in marketing.

I really loved my experience living in halls at Exeter. The accommodation was very modern, clean and well-maintained, which made it a lovely place to live, especially in my first year. Having the communal areas cleaned once a week was a huge benefit, and the reception staff were always friendly, welcoming and helpful. I also really appreciated the variety of study and social spaces available, which made it easy to balance university work with spending time with friends. The main improvement I would suggest is having more washing machines available, as they were often busy and it could be difficult to find one free. Other than that, I had a really positive experience and would definitely recommend the accommodation to future students.

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Lots of information is taught within the lectures and often lecturers will publish follow up reading/ tasks to enhance learning and cement your knowledge to prepare you for assessments. Smaller seminar groups are extremely useful in building a connection with you tutor and being able to ask questions which you are unable to ask in a larger group. Tutors are very communicative in responding to emails and arranging an appointment within their contact hours if you have any questions or are struggling in certain areas of the course.

Havent contacted my tutor yet and the teachers kind and supportive