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University of Exeter, U.K.
Full Review 2022-23
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20 Reviews Found
Likes
- Absolutely beautiful campus: It is almost like you are strolling through a park when walking to lectures at Stretham's gardens and woodland.
- Building on respected degree: My degree is recognised by the Russell Group so it carries real weight with employers.
- World-class research: Exeter is a hub for climate research, so I learn from those who are working on a subject that is real and affecting the world.
Dislikes
- Expensive living: High rents, and difficult and stressful to find affordable housing.
- Working up hills: Lecturing uphill and down on campus is a regular exercise.
- Low noise levels: Exeter is a small city and there aren't much places to go out.
Campus Life
10
- Exeter has 3 campuses in Exeter (Streatham and St Luke's) and Cornwall (Penryn). I study Business Analytics at Streatham, the main campus, where I can enjoy the gardens, woodland and green open spaces.
- The Students' Guild organises more than 200 societies, ranging from cultural and academic societies to hobbies and volunteering societies. I believe the business, finance and data oriented societies are very helpful for networking and skill development as a Business School student.
- There's always something happening on Campus, from Freshers' Week to society socials, careers' fairs and guest lectures, cultural events and end-of-year balls.
- There are quiet study areas, computer rooms, and long hours of opening at the Forum Library and the Research Commons, as well as group rooms. The Internet journals and databases as well as the analytical tools have been very useful for my work.
- Sport is a staple part of Exeter's heritage. Modern sports park (gym, fitness classes, indoor and outdoor courts, swimming pool, playing fields) and dozens of sports clubs for each level. Campus life is rich, full and friendly at Exeter. It strikes a great balance between academics, social life and wellbeing.
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- Rent was around 700 GBP per month,Amber.
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Likes
- Safe green campus which is part of Russel group university.
- I studied Fintech and particularly about Blockchain and bitcoin.
Campus Life
10
- There are a lot of clubs and activities. It is in south west so you can do a lot of water sports. It's like Goa for British people.
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- University guaranteed accomodation for international students. I stayed in student dorm for 365 GBP per month.
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Likes
- The best part of my university alongside the perfect course structure & amazing faculty was the campus area (Streatham).
- It was beautiful with a small pond & surrounded by trees from all sides.
- I had so much fun & learned a lot throughout the year.
Campus Life
8
- The university has three campuses—Streatham and St Luke's in Exeter, and Penryn in Cornwall. It offers over 300 student clubs and societies covering sports, culture, volunteering, academic interests, music, and entrepreneurship, along with numerous events, workshops, and extracurricular activities throughout the year. Students also have access to outstanding sports facilities, fitness centres, sports clubs, and recreational activities, creating a well-rounded and supportive learning environment.
Accommodation
Off Campus
8
- I chose to stay in university-managed accommodation, as it is convenient and well-suited for international students. I lived in an en-suite room at Lafrowda (Block S) on Streatham Campus, which was within walking distance of the Forum and my classes. I secured the accommodation through the University of Exeter's accommodation portal.
- The rent was approximately £183 per week (around £790–£800 per month). The accommodation included a private bedroom and bathroom, shared kitchen facilities, Wi-Fi, utility bills, laundry facilities, and 24-hour support/security, providing a comfortable and safe living environment.
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Likes
- Faculty is top notch
- Very diverse culture, truly International experience.
- University dorms are clean, safe
Dislikes
- Not many on campus career fairs
- Accommodation rents are unfairly high when compared with the duration students stay.
Campus Life
8
- There are many clubs, for example Indian community club, every year. One can contest in the election if one wants to be a chairman. There will be many campus celebrations as well, like Diwali, Halloween, Christmas, etc.
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- Students can apply for on-campus dorms or private dorms. En suite flats cost a lot, shared apartments are fairly cheaper. Monthly cost would be around £1200-2000
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Likes
- There is nothing to dislike about the university of Exeter.
Campus Life
10
- Everything is good. However, you struggle to find time between your studies, part-time and social life. Managing everything in a balanced way is the key.
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- University Accommodation or any other accommodation outside the university is really good. However, universities are relatively expensive compared to other institutions. You are looking at £ 500- £ 750 a month.
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Likes
- I really liked the strong academic reputation and supportive learning environment at the University of Exeter, especially the focus on practical, real-world applications.
Campus Life
10
- Campus life at the University of Exeter is vibrant and well-rounded, with a single main campus offering excellent infrastructure. The university has 100+ student societies and clubs, covering academic, cultural, and sports interests, along with regular events, networking sessions, and career fairs.
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- Accommodation is typically found through: University housing Platforms like SpareRoom, Rightmove Student groups (WhatsApp, Facebook, etc).
- Average rent is around £500–£800 per month, depending on location and type. This usually includes: Furnished room, Utilities (sometimes included), Internet access.
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Likes
- Before I delve into what I personally liked and disliked as a student of History it is important to understand that people from different streams have different experiences at the University.
- The faculty was very approachable and kind and they truly enriched my learning experience at the university.
Dislikes
- The diversity was quite limited in my department but at no point did I feel that I did not belong there and the faculty often went an extra mile to help me feel more included. There are a lot of extra curricular activities to do there and you will be spoilt for options.
Campus Life
8
- It was very inclusive and diverse. There is a sports centre and the library is open 24/7, which was the best part about the university.
Accommodation
Off Campus
8
- I was in student accommodation, and it was around 500-600 pounds back then. I had a studio to myself. Other than this, there is a common room that everyone can use.
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Likes
- Career Zone & Guidance: The university has a great career zone situated in a separate building wherein there are readily available mentors, CV review, Interview prep courses etc.
- Academic Curriculum: The curriculum was just right and perfect to balance out a MSc student’s life with a perfect blend of theory and practical assignments. Assignments are super heavy and more in number making the topic easy to understand
- Societies & Events: There are more than 13+ societies to participate with no cap! Each of them holding amazing events, programs especially for international students- a great way to network and make friends. Another great thing was the variety of societies and not just sticking to a single niche.
Dislikes
- Transport: As the university is on a hilltop, it becomes difficult to travel back and fro to the city. There is a bus option but can be inconvenient at times.
Campus Life
10
- It was the best campus experience at the University of Exeter. It was full of energy and warmth. There used to be always some or the other cultural festivals organized and also there used to be musical nights .
- There also used to be charity events. There were creative clubs organized and it was very easy to get into them for academics or just for fun . The Student’s Guild did an amazing job of bringing all the students together in a good way and it was best for meeting people from all over the world and also they made us feel a part of the community.
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- Off campus accommodation- Studio Apartment 15mins away from the campus
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Likes
- Facilities like adapting to the accent webinars, free english courses, free events to get to know the places nearby.
- Huge campus, all types of sports activities involved.
- Enough resources to help you understand your course
Dislikes
- Depending on the course teaching isn't great
- Money goes to Russell group not your future progression or development.
- Too overrated for this course.
Campus Life
10
- There are 3 campuses. St Luke's, streatham and penryn campus
- I was in streatham were most of STEM course take place, all kinds of events takes place like Diwali, Chinese year, Christmas and they also got a muslim study centre we've got free libraries, access to lots of books, access to cafe, bar, they have their own merch clothes, if u are planning to start a business they guide you through out the course, and many such events like freshers, sendoff and more events takes place
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- Off campus because on campus are usually expensive; all they have to offer is near campus and luxury
- While off campus I got a great accomodation named Central living where I used to pay 600 per month without any hassle great service by the receptionist and manager, while I booked it thru amber student app didnt have to go thru much all I had to do was submit my uni offer letter pass port, visa and done my accomodation was booked facilities that were included are , bills included electricity water, common kitchen, alarm system, security 24/7, common lounge, laundry, common tv, vending machine and attached bathroom
- My accommodation was 20 minutes walking distance from campus. I used to take the bus, which comes like every 10 minutes.
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Likes
- The campus was gorgeous
- The city was safe and again beautiful
- Accomodation, living costs were low.
Dislikes
- The fact that there are no placements
- Job situation in the UK which makes spending so much on the degree a moot point
Campus Life
6
- We had 2 campuses; my campus was the one in Exeter. There were events held almost every week with specific themes. We had an excellent library too.
Accommodation
Off Campus
6
- Found my accommodation through Indian Facebook groups and directly contacted them. My monthly rent, including all bills, came up to £568.
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