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Mainly situated in Devon, the University of Exeter is ranked within the top 20 in the 2023 Complete University Guide rankings for overall score. The uni is split over three campuses – Streatham Campus and St Luke’s Campus in Exeter and Penryn Campus which is in Cornwall.
The course you are doing will dictate which campus you are based on, but most students end up in Streatham Campus, a leafy environment made up of lakes, parkland and woodland, as well as its modern and historic buildings.
Exeter is a lively and vibrant cathedral city and is the capital of Devon. It sits on a beautiful coastline, giving great access to beaches and the ocean, as well as nearby national parks.
The city has a good food scene and a buzzing nightlife, due to the high proportion of students living there. You can find independent breweries, quirky pubs, arts centres, theatres and nightclubs.
The Exeter campuses are represented by the Students’ Guild – the students’ union that aims to ensure you get the most out of your time at Exeter. An on-campus venue hosts regular club nights and live gigs and there are over 250 societies for students to join.
Exeter is a popular city to live in and with direct flights to London, the city is fairly well connected and accessible.
JK Rowling is among the uni’s famous alumni and is said to have based her vision of Diagon Alley on one of the city’s streets.