University of Exeter

Students' Union

There’s a host of opportunities at the University of Exeter to partake in to meet new people, make friends, and create memories. From over 350 societies and sports clubs, to arts and culture and nightlife, there is something for everyone.

The university boasts both the Exeter Students’ Union in Cornwall, and the Students’ Guild in Exeter, which together make for a vibrant and exciting student community. These organisations deliver a busy calendar of events, as well as enabling the presence of dozens of student-led societies and clubs across a range of interests and topics.

Both the Students’ Union and Guild are well equipped with social spaces, food and drink options, and study spaces.

Clubs and Societies

Students at the University of Exeter are frequently found to be extremely satisfied with their overall lifestyle and the services offered to them by their Students’ Union. One of the foremost benefits of being a part of the Exeter Students’ Union is the fantastic array of clubs, societies and interest groups that are run by students, for students. These groups offer a great opportunity to meet like-minded people, find life-long friends, and get involved in some exciting activities and events.

In addition to this, the university also boasts an award-winning media network that is student operated. This vibrant collective maintains the popular radio station “Expressions FM”, alongside the Exeposé newspaper and XTV channel.

City Life

The Exeter campuses are centrally located in the city and allow students to enjoy life in one of the UK’s friendliest and safest cities. It is also a great source of culture, entertainment and job opportunities, which together make for a fantastic student lifestyle.

At the Penryn Campus, students have easy access to the coastal town of Falmouth as well as breath taking beaches, which offer great sporting and outdoor activities in all seasons.

Students at Exeter University can easily access London and the rest of the country by train, meaning they can enjoy the laid-back lifestyle of the south Devon coast while remaining plugged in to the wider world.

Cost of a pint This is the average cost of a pint.

Source: IDP Connect 2019

£3.50 - £4.50

per pint