The University of Exeter is a public research-based university situated in Exeter, South West England. It is one of the elite Russell Group of UK universities. The university is famous for its excellent teaching quality and world-class research. First-rate career services, a reputation for subjects, and an amazing community make this institution a unique one.

Exeter gained popularity in fields like climate science, sustainability, and medical research, contributing significantly to global advancements. The university's commitment to excellence is reflected in its diverse academic programs, attracting students from around the world

The campuses of the University of Exeter, notably the Streatham Campus, maintain a botanical garden setting that offers a scenic atmosphere. Students have access to all kinds of modern facilities & equipments. This includes extensive libraries, advanced research laboratories, comprehensive sports centres, and an up-to-date career support portal.

The university emphasises on keeping students healthy both mentally and physically, thus offering a wide range of effective support services, career guidance support, and a active student union that promotes social engagement by offering hundreds of student societies, clubs and events for students to participate.

Living in Exeter is reasonable and somewhat less expensive compared to other major cities in the UK. The city itself offers a high quality of life with a rich cultural scene and access to beautiful natural surroundings, making it an attractive destination for international students seeking a holistic university experience.

The University of Exeter creates an environment that encourages a student’s academic achievement, personal development, and global recognition.

The University of Exeter's mission is to apply the power of education and research to create a sustainable, healthy, and socially just future. They aim to lead meaningful action against climate change and the ecological crisis and make crucial breakthroughs to transform human health and well-being.

In addition, progress towards creating a ‘fair, socially just, and inclusive society'. The motto of University Exeter is ‘Lucem sequimur’ in Latin. In English, this means "We Follow the Light"

The origin of the University of Exeter dates back to 1955. It was converted one after another concerning St. Luke’s College (1838), Exeter School of Science (1855), Exeter School of Art (1863), and the Camborne School of Mines (1888).

In 1900, the Exeter Schools of Science and Art became known as the Royal Albert Memorial College. Then, in 1922, the institution was again converted into a university college in the Southwest. Lastly, in 1955, the institution was given university status and granted a Royal Charter.

The University of Exeter comprises three campuses. Among them, Streatham is the largest campus by area. The university’s executive buildings are famous for their beauty in the country.

Exeter constantly maintains a wide range of academic and research standards to provide the best student support. The institution has fulfilled numerous accreditations, and some of them are mentioned below:

1. Association for Nutrition (AfN)
2. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
3. Bar Standards Board (BSB)
4. BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT
5. British Psychological Society (BPS)
6. Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
7. Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA)
8. Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT)
9. Energy Institute (EI)
10. General Medical Council (GMC)
11. Geological Society
12. Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
13. Institute of Chartered Accountants in Scotland (ICAS)
14. Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE)
15. Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3)
16. Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA)
17. Institute of Physics (IOP)
18. Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
19. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
20. Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES)
21. Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
22. Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE)
23. Society for Natural Sciences

There are 3 campus buildings of the University of Exeter. They are the Streatham Campus, St Luke’s Campus and Penryn Campus. All of these campuses offers the same level of academic and social support. The campus facilities are:

1. Sports park for students
2. 200 gym stations with a variety of equipment.
3. 4 Astro Pitches
4. A water-based Hockey Pitch
5. 3G rubber crumb pitch,
6. Multi-use Gaming area
7. 4 quashball courts.
8. A double sports hall
9. An indoor cricket centre
10. An indoor tennis court
11. A gold centre
12. Outdoor large-sized swimming pool
13. 24/7 library services
14. PCs/workstations, computer rooms, study rooms, quiet places
15. Bill Douglas Cinema Museum
16. Childcare center
17. Multi-faith prayer rooms
18. Shops inside campus selling drinks and foods.
19. Modern devices are used in all classrooms, such as projectors, adjustable tables, heating systems and big windows for ample sunlight.

Foundation:

1. Accounting and Finance (International Year One)
2. Biosciences (International Year One)
3. Engineering (International Year One)
4. Management and Business Economics (International Year One)
5. Natural Sciences
6. Psychology (International Year One)

Undergraduate:

1. Accounting and Business
2. Accounting and Business (with Industrial Experience)
3. Accounting and Business (with Year Abroad)
4. Accounting and Finance
5. Accounting and Finance (with Industrial Experience)
6. Accounting and Finance (with Year Abroad)
7. Ancient History
8. Ancient History (with Employment Experience Abroad)
9. Ancient History (with Employment Experience)
10. Ancient History (with Study Abroad)
11. Ancient History and Archaeology
12. Ancient History and Archaeology (with Employment Experience Abroad)
13. Ancient History and Archaeology (with Employment Experience)
14. Ancient History and Archaeology (with Study Abroad)
15. Animal Behaviour
16. Animal Behaviour (4 Years)
17. Animal Behaviour (with Professional Placement)
18. Animal Behaviour (with Study Abroad)
19. Anthropology
20. Anthropology (with Study Abroad)
21. Applied Psychology (Clinical)
22. Arabic and Islamic studies
23. Arabic and Politics  
24. Archaeological Science
25. Archaeological Science (with Employment Experience Abroad)
26. Archaeological Science (with Employment Experience)
27. Archaeological Science (with Study Abroad)
28. Archaeology
29. Archaeology (with Employment Experience Abroad)
30. Archaeology (with Employment Experience)
31. Archaeology (with Study Abroad)
32. Archaeology and Anthropology  
33. Archaeology and Anthropology (with Employment Experience Abroad)
34. Archaeology and Anthropology (with Employment Experience)  
35. Archaeology and Anthropology (with Study Abroad)
36. Archaeology with Forensic Science
37. Archaeology with Forensic Science (with Employment Experience Abroad) Archaeology with Forensic Science (with Employment Experience)
38. Archaeology with Forensic Science (with Study Abroad)
39. Art History & Visual Culture
40. Art History & Visual Culture (with Employment Experience Abroad)
41. Art History & Visual Culture (with Employment Experience)
42. Art History & Visual Culture (with Study Abroad)
43. Art History & Visual Culture and Classical Studies  
44. Art History & Visual Culture and Classical Studies (with Employment Experience Abroad)
45. Art History & Visual Culture and Classical Studies (with Employment Experience)
46. Art History & Visual Culture and Classical Studies (with Study Abroad)
47. Art History & Visual Culture and Drama
48. Art History & Visual Culture and Drama (with Employment Experience Abroad)
49. Art History & Visual Culture and Drama (with Employment Experience)
50. Art History & Visual Culture and Drama (with Study Abroad)
51. Art History & Visual Culture and English
52. Art History & Visual Culture and English (with Employment Experience Abroad)
53. Art History & Visual Culture and English (with Employment Experience)
54. Art History & Visual Culture and English (with Study Abroad)
55. Art History & Visual Culture and Film & Television Studies
56. Art History & Visual Culture and Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience Abroad)
57. Art History & Visual Culture and Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience)
58. Art History & Visual Culture and Film & Television Studies (with Study Abroad)
59. Art History & Visual Culture and History
60. Art History & Visual Culture and History (with Employment Experience Abroad)
61. Art History & Visual Culture and History (with Employment Experience)
62. Art History & Visual Culture and History (with Study Abroad)
63. Art History & Visual Culture and Modern Languages
64. Biochemistry
65. Biochemistry (4 Years)
66. Biochemistry (with Industrial Experience)
67. Biochemistry (with Study Abroad)
68. Biological and Medicinal Chemistry
69. Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (4 Years)
70. Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (with Industrial Experience)
71. Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (with Study Abroad)
72. Biological Sciences
73. Biological Sciences (4 Years)
74. Biological Sciences (with Professional Placement)
75. Biological Sciences (with Study Abroad)
76. Business (Cornwall)
77. Business (Cornwall) (with Industrial Experience)
78. Business (Cornwall) (with Year Abroad)
79. Business Analytics
80. Business Analytics (with Industrial Experience)
81. Business Analytics (with Year Abroad)
82. Business and Environment (Cornwall)  
83. Business and Environment (Cornwall) (with Industrial Experience)
84. Business and Environment (Cornwall) (with Year Abroad)
85. Business and Laws (Cornwall)
86. Business and Laws (Cornwall) (with Industrial Placement)
87. Business and Laws (Cornwall) (with Professional Placement)
88. Business and Management
89. Business and Management (with Industrial Experience)
90. Business and Management (with Year Abroad)
91. Business Economics
92. Business Economics (with Industrial Experience)
93. Business Economics (with Year Abroad)
94. Civil Engineering
95. Civil Engineering (4 Years)
96. Civil Engineering (with International Study)
97. Civil Engineering (with Year in Industry)
98. Civil Engineering (with Year in Industry) (5 Years)
99. Classical Studies
100. Classical Studies (with Employment Experience Abroad)
101. Classical Studies (with Employment Experience)
102. Classical Studies (with Study Abroad)
103. Classical Studies and English
104. Classical Studies and English (with Employment Experience Abroad)
105. Classical Studies and English (with Employment Experience)
106. Classical Studies and English (with Study Abroad)
107. Classical Studies and Modern Languages
108. Classical Studies and Philosophy
109. Classical Studies and Philosophy (with Employment Experience Abroad)
110. Classical Studies and Philosophy (with Employment Experience)
111. Classical Studies and Philosophy (with Study Abroad)
112. Classical Studies and Theology
113. Classical Studies and Theology (with Employment Experience Abroad)
114. Classical Studies and Theology (with Employment Experience)
115. Classical Studies and Theology (with Study Abroad)
116. Classics
117. Classics (with Employment Experience Abroad)
118. Classics (with Employment Experience)
119. Classics (with Study Abroad)
120. Communications
121. Communications (with Employment Experience Abroad)
122. Communications (with Employment Experience)
123. Communications (with Study Abroad)
124. Communications and Modern Languages
125. Computer Science
126. Computer Science (4 Years)
127. Computer Science (with Industrial Placement)
128. Computer Science and Mathematics
129. Computer Science and Mathematics (4 Years)
130. Computer Science and Mathematics (with Industrial Placement)  
131. Conservation Biology and Ecology
132. Conservation Biology and Ecology (4 Years)
133. Conservation Biology and Ecology (with Professional Placement)
134. Conservation Biology and Ecology (with Study Abroad)
135. Crime and Data Science
136. Crime and Data Science (with Industrial Placement)
137. Crime and Data Science (with Study Abroad)
138. Criminology
139. Criminology (with Study Abroad)
140. Data Science
141. Data Science (4 Years)
142. Drama
143. Drama (with Employment Experience Abroad)
144. Drama (with Employment Experience)
145. Drama (with Study Abroad)
146. Drama and Film & Television Studies
147. Drama and Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience Abroad)
148. Drama and Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience)
149. Drama and Film & Television Studies (with Study Abroad)
150. Dual LLB / Juris Doctor (with The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
151. Economics
152. Economics (with Industrial Experience)
153. Economics (with Year Abroad)
154. Economics and Finance
155. Economics and Finance (with Industrial Experience)
156. Economics and Finance (with Year Abroad)
157. Economics and Politics
158. Economics and Politics (with Industrial Experience)
159. Economics and Politics (with Year Abroad)
160. Economics with Econometrics
161. Economics with Econometrics (with Industrial Experience)
162. Economics with Econometrics (with Year Abroad)
163. Electronic Engineering
164. Electronic Engineering (4 Years)
165. Electronic Engineering (with a Year in Industry)
166. Electronic Engineering (with International Study)
167. Electronic Engineering (with Year in Industry)
168. Engineering
169. Engineering and Entrepreneurship
170. Engineering and Entrepreneurship (4 Years)
171. Engineering and Entrepreneurship (with a Year in Industry)
172. Engineering and Management
173. Engineering and Management (4 Years)
174. Engineering and Management (with a Year in Industry)
175. Engineering and Management (with International Study)
176. Engineering and Management (with Year in Industry)
177. Engineering Geology and Geotechnics
178. Engineering Geology and Geotechnics (4 Years)
179. English (Exeter)
180. English (Exeter) (with Employment Experience Abroad)
181. English (Exeter) (with Employment Experience)
182. English (Exeter) (with Study Abroad)
183. English and Communications
184. English and Communications (with Employment Experience Abroad)
185. English and Communications (with Employment Experience)
186. English and Communications (with Study Abroad)
187. English and Creative Writing
188. English and Creative Writing (with Employment Experience Abroad)
189. English and Creative Writing (with Employment Experience)
190. English and Creative Writing (with Study Abroad)
191. English and Drama
192. English and Drama (with Employment Experience Abroad)
193. English and Drama (with Employment Experience)
194. English and Drama (with Study Abroad)
195. English and Film & Television Studies
196. English and Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience Abroad)
197. English and Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience)
198. English and Film & Television Studies (with Study Abroad)
199. English and Modern Languages
200. English Law and French Law / Master 1 (Maitrise en Droit)
201. English with Study in North America
202. Environmental Geoscience
203. Environmental Geoscience (4 Years)
204. Environmental Humanities
205. Environmental Humanities (with Employment Experience Abroad)
206. Environmental Humanities (with Employment Experience)
207. Environmental Humanities (with Study Abroad)
208. Environmental Science
209. Environmental Science (4 Years)
210. Environmental Science (with Professional Placement)
211. Environmental Science (with Study Abroad)  
212. Evolutionary Biology
213. Evolutionary Biology (4 Years)
214. Evolutionary Biology (with Professional Placement)
215. Evolutionary Biology (with Study Abroad)
216. Exercise and Sport Sciences
217. Exercise and Sport Sciences (with Professional Placement)
218. Exercise and Sport Sciences (with Study Abroad)
219. Film & Television Studies
220. Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience Abroad)
221. Film & Television Studies (with Employment Experience)
222. Film & Television Studies (with Study Abroad)
223. Film & Television Studies and Communications
224. Film & Television Studies and Communications (with Employment Experience Abroad)
225. Film & Television Studies and Communications (with Employment Experience
226. Film & Television Studies and Communications (with Study Abroad)
227. Film & Television Studies and Modern Languages
228. Flexible Combined Honours
229. Flexible Combined Honours (Cornwall)
230. Flexible Combined Honours (Cornwall) (with Study Abroad)
231. Flexible Combined Honours (Cornwall) (with UK Work Experience)
232. Flexible Combined Honours (Cornwall) (with Work Abroad)
233. Flexible Combined Honours (with Study Abroad)
234. Flexible Combined Honours (with UK Work Experience)
235. Flexible Combined Honours (with Work Abroad)
236. Geography
237. Geography (Penryn Campus)
238. Geography (Streatham Campus)
239. Geography (with European Abroad)
240. Geography (with European Study)
241. Geography (with Professional Placement)
242. Geography (with Professional Placement) (Penryn Campus)
243. Geography (with Professional Placement) (Streatham Campus)
244. Geography (with Study Abroad)
245. Geography (with Study Abroad) (Penryn Campus)
246. Geography (with Study Abroad) (Streatham Campus)
247. Geography and Geology
248. Geography and Geology (with Professional Placement)
249. Geography and Geology (with Study Abroad)
250. Geography with Applied GIS
251. Geography with Applied GIS (with European Abroad)
252. Geography with Applied GIS (with Professional Placement)
253. Geography with Applied GIS (with Study Abroad)  
254. Geology
255. Geology (4 Years)
256. Global Politics (Cornwall)
257. Global Politics (Cornwall) (with Employment Experience)
258. Global Politics (Cornwall) (with Study Abroad)
259. History (Penryn Campus)
260. History (Streatham Campus)
261. History (with Employment Experience Abroad) (Penryn Campus)
262. History (with Employment Experience Abroad) (Streatham Campus)
263. History (with Employment Experience) (Penryn Campus)
264. History (with Employment Experience) (Streatham Campus)
265. History (with Study Abroad) (Penryn Campus)
266. History (with Study Abroad) (Streatham Campus)
267. History and Ancient History
268. History and Ancient History (with Employment Experience Abroad)
269. History and Ancient History (with Employment Experience)
270. History and Ancient History (with Study Abroad)
271. History and Archaeology
272. History and Archaeology (with Employment Experience Abroad)
273. History and Archaeology (with Employment Experience)
274. History and Archaeology (with Study Abroad)
275. History and Business
276. History and Business (with Employment Experience Abroad)
277. History and Business (with Employment Experience)
278. History and Business (with Study Abroad)
279. History and Geography
280. History and Geography (with Employment Experience Abroad)
281. History and Geography (with Employment Experience)
282. History and Geography (with Study Abroad)
283. History and International Relations
284. History and International Relations (with Employment Experience Abroad)
285. History and International Relations (with Employment Experience)
286. History and International Relations (with Study Abroad)
287. History and Modern Languages  
288. History and Politics
289. History and Politics (with Employment Experience Abroad)
290. History and Politics (with Employment Experience)
291. History and Politics (with Study Abroad)
292. Human Sciences
293. Human Sciences (4 Years)
294. Human Sciences (with Professional Placement)
295. Human Sciences (with Study Abroad)
296. International Business and Modern Languages
297. International Relations
298. International Relations (with Employment Experience)
299. International Relations (with Study Abroad)
300. International Relations and Modern Languages
301. Law
302. Law (Graduate)
303. Law with Business (Cornwall)
304. Law with Business (Cornwall) (with Industrial Placement)
305. Law with Business (Cornwall) (with Professional Placement)
306. Law with European Study
307. Law with Professional Placement
308. Liberal Arts
309. Liberal Arts (with Employment Experience Abroad)
310. Liberal Arts (with Employment Experience)
311. Liberal Arts (with Study Abroad)
312. Marine Biology
313. Marine Biology (4 Years)
314. Marine Biology (with Professional Placement)
315. Marine Biology (with Study Abroad)
316. Marine Science
317. Marine Science (with Professional Placement)
318. Marine Science (with Study Abroad)
319. Marketing and Management
320. Marketing and Management (with Industrial Experience)
321. Marketing and Management (with Year Abroad)
322. Mathematics
323. Mathematics (4 Years)
324. Mathematics (Climate Science)
325. Mathematics (Geophysical and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics)
326. Mathematics (Mathematical Biology)
327. Mathematics (with a Year in Industry)  
328. Mathematics (with a Year in Industry) (5 Years)
329. Mathematics (with International Study)
330. Mathematics (with Professional Placement)
331. Mathematics and Data Science
332. Mathematics and Data Science (4 Years)
333. Mathematics and Physics
334. Mathematics with Accounting
335. Mathematics with Accounting (4 Years)
336. Mathematics with Accounting (with a Year in Industry)
337. Mathematics with Economics
338. Mathematics with Economics (4 Years)
339. Mathematics with Economics (with a Year in Industry)
340. Mathematics with Economics (with a Year in Industry) (5 Years)
341. Mathematics with Finance
342. Mathematics with Finance (4 Years)
343. Mathematics with Finance (with a Year in Industry)
344. Mathematics with Finance (with a Year in Industry) (5 Years)
345. Mathematics with Management
346. Mathematics with Management (4 Years)
347. Mathematics with Management (with a Year in Industry)
348. Mathematics with Management (with a Year in Industry) (5 Years)
349. Mechanical Engineering
350. Mechanical Engineering (4 Years)
351. Mechanical Engineering (with a Year in Industry)
352. Mechanical Engineering (with International Study)
353. Mechanical Engineering (with Year in Industry)
354. Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography)
355. Medical Sciences
356. Medical Sciences (Human Genomics)
357. Medical Sciences (with Professional Training Year)
358. Medical Sciences (with Study Abroad)
359. Medicine
360. Middle East Studies
361. Mining Engineering
362. Modern Languages
363. Modern Languages and Arabic
364. Modern Languages and Latin
365. Natural Sciences
366. Natural Sciences (4 Years)
367. Natural Sciences (with International Study)
368. Natural Sciences with Foundation Year
369. Neuroscience
370. Neuroscience (with Professional Training Year)
371. Nursing (Adult or Combined Adult and Mental Health)
372. Nutrition
373. Philosophy
374. Philosophy (with Study Abroad)
375. Philosophy and History
376. Philosophy and History (with Study Abroad)
377. Philosophy and Modern Languages
378. Philosophy and Politics
379. Philosophy and Politics (with Study Abroad)  
380. Philosophy and Sociology
381. Philosophy and Sociology (with Study Abroad)
382. Philosophy and Theology
383. Philosophy and Theology (with Study Abroad)
384. Physics
385. Physics (4 Years)
386. Physics (with Professional Placement)
387. Physics (with Professional Placement) (5 Years)
388. Physics (with Study Abroad)
389. Physics (with Study Abroad) (5 Years)
390. Physics with Astrophysics
391. Physics with Astrophysics (4 Years)
392. Politics
393. Politics (with Employment Experience)
394. Politics (with Study Abroad)
395. Politics and Geography (Cornwall)
396. Politics and Geography (Cornwall) (with Employment Experience)
397. Politics and Geography (Cornwall) (with Study Abroad)
398. Politics and International Relations
399. Politics and International Relations (Cornwall)
400. Politics and International Relations (Cornwall) (with Employment Experience)
401. Politics and International Relations (Cornwall) (with Study Abroad)
402. Politics and International Relations (with Employment Experience)
403. Politics and International Relations (with Study Abroad)
404. Politics and Management (Cornwall)
405. Politics and Management (Cornwall) (with Employment Experience)
406. Politics and Management (Cornwall) (with Study Abroad)
407. Politics and Modern Languages  
408. Politics and Sociology
409. Politics and Sociology (with Study Abroad)
410. Politics, Philosophy and Economics
411. Politics, Philosophy and Economics (with Study Abroad)
412. Psychology
413. Psychology (with Professional Placement)
414. Psychology (with Study Abroad)
415. Renewable Energy Engineering
416. Renewable Energy Engineering (4 Years)
417. Renewable Energy Engineering (with Industrial Experience)
418. Resource and Exploration Geology
419. Resource and Exploration Geology (4 Years)
420. Social Data Science
421. Social Data Science (with Study Abroad)
422. Social Data Science (with Year in Industry)
423. Sociology
424. Sociology (4 Years)
425. Sociology (with Employment Experience)
426. Sociology (with Study Abroad)
427. Sociology (with Study Abroad) (4 Years)
428. Sociology and Anthropology
429. Sociology and Anthropology (with Study Abroad)
430. Sociology and Criminology
431. Sociology and Criminology (with Employment Experience)
432. Sociology and Criminology (with Study Abroad)
433. Sociology and Modern Languages
434. Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences
435. Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences (with Professional Training Year)
436. Sustainable Energy Futures
437. Sustainable Energy Futures (with Industrial Placement)
438. Sustainable Energy Futures (with Study Abroad)
439. Theology and Religion
440. Theology and Religion (with Employment Experience Abroad)
441. Theology and Religion (with Employment Experience)
442. Theology and Religion (with Study Abroad)
443. Zoology
444. Zoology (4 Years)
445. Zoology (with Professional Placement)
446. Zoology (with Study Abroad)

Postgraduate:

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Advanced Arabic
3. Advanced Biological Sciences
4. Advanced Biological Sciences (2 Years)
5. Advanced Clinical Practice (2 Years)
6. Advanced Clinical Practice (3 Years)
7. Advanced Clinical Practice (Certificate)
8. Advanced Clinical Practice (Diploma)
9. Advanced Computer Science
10. Advanced Computer Science with Business
11. Advanced Quantitative Methods (AQM) in Social Sciences
12. Animal Behaviour
13. Anthropology
14. Applied Data Science (Ecology and Evolution)
15. Applied Data Science (Environment and Sustainability)
16. Applied Data Science (Renewable Energy)
17. Applied Data Science and Modelling
18. Applied Data Science and Satellite Applications
19. Applied Data Science and Statistics
20. Applied Data Science and Statistics (with Professional Placement Year) Archaeology
21. Archaeology (by Research)
22. Bioarchaeology: Human Osteology / Zooarchaeology / Forensic Anthropology
23. Biological Sciences (by Research)
24. Business Analytics
25. Business and Management
26. Civil Engineering
27. Classics and Ancient History
28. Classics and Ancient History (by Research)
29. Clinical Education
30. Clinical Education (Certificate)
31. Clinical Education (Diploma)
32. Clinical Pharmacy
33. Clinical Pharmacy (Certificate)
34. Clinical Pharmacy (Diploma)
35. Clinical Psychology
36. Computer Science (by Research)
37. Conflict, Security and Development
38. Conservation and Biodiversity
39. Conservation and Biodiversity with UK Field Course
40. Construction Design Management
41. Construction Design Management (with Industrial Placement)
42. Creative Arts in Education
43. Creative Writing
44. Creativity: Innovation and Business Strategy
45. Critical Human Geographies
46. Cultures and Environments of Health
47. Curation: Contemporary Art and Cultural Management
48. Cyber Security Analytics
49. Data Science
50. Data Science with Artificial Intelligence
51. Digital Marketing
52. Drama (by Research)
53. Economic and Social History
54. Economics
55. Economics (Pathway to PhD)
56. Economics: Behavioural Insights
57. Economics: Development Economics
58. Education (3 Years)
59. Education (Online)
60. Education Leadership and Management
61. Educational Research
62. Electrical Power and Smart Grids
63. Engineering (by Research)
64. Engineering Business Management
65. Engineering Business Management (with Industrial Placement)
66. English Literary Studies
67. English Studies (by Research)
68. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management
69. Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation
70. Environment and Human Health
71. Environment and Human Health (Certificate)
72. Environment and Human Health (Diploma)
73. Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology
74. Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology with UK Field Course
75. Experimental Archaeology
76. Exploration Geology
77. Extreme Medicine (Distance)
78. Extreme Medicine (Distance) (Certificate)
79. Extreme Medicine (Distance) (Diploma)
80. Film and Screen Studies
81. Finance (Pathway to PhD)
82. Finance and Investment
83. Finance and Management
84. Financial Analysis and Fund Management
85. Financial Economics
86. Financial Mathematics
87. Financial Mathematics (with Professional Placement)
88. Financial Technology (Fintech)
89. Food Studies
90. Gender Studies (Middle East and Islamic World)
91. Genomic Medicine
92. Genomic Medicine (Certificate)
93. Genomic Medicine (Diploma)
94. Genomic Medicine (Online)
95. Genomic Medicine (Online) (Certificate)
96. Genomic Medicine (Online) (Diploma)
97. Geographical Information Science
98. Geology (by Research)
99. Geotechnical Engineering
100. Global Governance
101. Global Literatures and Cultures
102. Global Operations Management
103. Global Political Economy
104. Global Renewable Energy Engineering
105. Global Security Studies
106. Global Sustainability Solutions
107. Global Sustainability Solutions (Online)
108. Graduate Law
109. Gulf Studies
110. Health and Wellbeing
111. Health Data Science
112. Health Research Methods
113. Health Research Methods (Certificate)
114. Health Research Methods (Diploma)
115. Healthcare Leadership and Management
116. Healthcare Leadership and Management (Certificate)
117. Healthcare Leadership and Management (Diploma)
118. History
119. History (by Research)
120. Human Geography (by Research)
121. Human Resource Management
122. Human Resource Management (Diploma)
123. Independent and Supplementary Prescribing
124. Intercultural Communication and Education
125. Intercultural Communication and International Business
126. Intercultural Communication and Migration
127. International Business
128. International Business (Online)
129. International Development
130. International Education
131. International Film Business
132. International Human Resource Management
133. International Relations
134. International Relations and Arabic
135. International Supply Chain Management
136. International Supply Chain Management (with Industrial Placement)
137. Islamic Studies
138. Island Biodiversity and Conservation
139. Kurdish Studies
140. Language and Literacy in Education
141. Law (by Research)
142. Law and Business
143. Law and Business: Finance and Accounting
144. Law and Business: Management
145. Laws
146. Laws in Commercial Law
147. Laws in International Law
148. Leading Clinical Research Delivery (Online)
149. Leading Clinical Research Delivery (Online) (3 Years)
150. Leading Clinical Research Delivery (Online) (Certificate)
151. Leading Clinical Research Delivery (Online) (Diploma)
152. Management
153. Management (1 Year)
154. Marine and Coastal Sustainability
155. Marine Environmental Management
156. Marine Environmental Management with UK Field Course
157. Marine Vertebrate Ecology and Conservation
158. Marketing
159. Marketing and Financial Management
160. Mathematical Modelling in Biology and Medicine
161. Mathematics
162. Mathematics (by Research)
163. MBA
164. Mechanical Engineering
165. Media and Communications
166. Medical Imaging (by Research)
167. Medical Mycology (Online)
168. Medical Mycology (Online) (Certificate)
169. Medical Mycology (Online) (Diploma)
170. Medical Mycology and Fungal Immunology
171. Medical Studies (by Research)
172. Medieval Studies
173. Middle East Politics
174. Middle East Politics and Arabic
175. Middle East Politics and International Relations
176. Middle East Studies
177. Middle East Studies (1 Year)
178. Minerals Processing
179. Mining and Minerals Engineering (by Research)
180. Mining Engineering
181. Mining Engineering (Diploma)
182. Mining Environmental Management
183. Mining Geology
184. Modern Languages (by Research)
185. Money, Banking and Finance
186. Neuroscience
187. Nursing (by Research)
188. Paediatric Exercise and Health
189. Palestine Studies
190. Pathogen Evolution
191. Philosophy
192. Philosophy (by Research)
193. Philosophy and Sociology of Science
194. Philosophy: Ethics and Society
195. Philosophy: Mind, Body and Culture
196. Philosophy: Science and The Natural World
197. Physical Geography (by Research)
198. Physics
199. Physics (by Research)
200. Political Thought
201. Politics
202. Politics (by Research)
203. Politics and International Relations of the Middle East
204. Psychological Research Methods
205. Psychological Therapies Practice and Research
206. Psychology (by Research)
207. Psychology (Conversion)
208. Psychology (Conversion) (2 Years)
209. Public Administration
210. Public Health
211. Public Health (Certificate)
212. Public Health (Diploma)
213. Public Health (Online)
214. Public Health (Online) (Certificate)
215. Public Health (Online) (Diploma)
216. Public Policy
217. Publishing
218. Renewable Energy (by Research)
219. Renewable Energy Engineering
220. Research Medical Studies (by Research)
221. Roman Archaeology
222. Security, Conflict and Human Rights
223. Social and Organisational Psychology
224. Social Data Science
225. Social Research
226. Society and Culture
227. Society and Culture: Science and Technology
228. Socio-Legal Research
229. Special Educational Needs
230. Sport and Exercise Medicine
231. Sport and Health Sciences
232. Sport and Health Sciences (by Research)
233. Sports Management
234. Statistics
235. Strategy and Security (by Research)
236. Surgery
237. Surveying and Land / Environmental Management
238. Surveying and Land / Environmental Management (Diploma)
239. Sustainable Business Management
240. Sustainable Business Management: Environment
241. Sustainable Business Management: Tourism
242. Sustainable Development
243. Sustainable Futures
244. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
245. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) (Diploma)
246. Technology, Creativity and Thinking in Education
247. Theatre Practice
248. Theology and Religion
249. Theology and Religion (by Research)
250. Translation Studies
251. Water Engineering
252. Weather and Climate Science
253. World and Comparative Literature (by Research)

Research:

1. Accountancy
2. Advanced Quantitative Methods (AQM) in Social Sciences
3. Anthrozoology
4. Arab and Islamic Studies
5. Archaeology
6. Art History and Visual Culture
7. Art History and Visual Culture by Practice
8. Biological Sciences
9. Chinese Studies
10. Classics and Ancient History
11. Clinical Practice
12. Clinical Psychology
13. Clinical Research
14. Complex Living Systems  
15. Computer Science
16. Cornish Studies
17. Creative Writing
18. Drama
19. Economics
20. Education
21. Engineering
22. English Studies
23. Environmental Intelligence
24. Ethno-Political Studies
25. European Politics
26. Film Studies
27. Finance
28. French Studies
29. Geology
30. German Studies
31. Hispanic Studies
32. History
33. Human Geography
34. Interdisciplinary Studies
35. Italian Studies
36. Kurdish Studies
37. Law
38. Leadership Studies
39. Legal Practice
40. Lusophone Studies
41. Management
42. Maritime Historical Studies
43. Mathematics
44. Media and Communications
45. Medical History
46. Medical Imaging
47. Medical Studies
48. Medicine
49. Medieval Studies
50. Middle East Politics
51. Mining and Minerals Engineering
52. Natural Sciences
53. Nursing
54. Offshore Renewable Energy
55. Palestine Studies
56. Performance Practice
57. Philosophy
58. Physical Geography
59. Physics
60. Politics
61. Psychodynamic / Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Clinical Practice
62. Psychology
63. Renewable Energy
64. Russian Studies
65. Security, Conflict and Human Rights
66. Sociology
67. Sport and Health Sciences
68. Strategy and Security
69. Sustainable Futures
70. Theology and Religion
71. Translation Studies
72. World and Comparative Literature

The University of Exeter belongs to several faculties, and every faculty as well as divisions, has several departments. There are flexible undergraduate and postgraduate courses available, and students can choose any of them according to their choice and eligibility. The divisions and departments are as follows:

Environment, Science and Economy Divisions

1. Computer Science
2. Earth and Environmental Sciences (including the Camborne School of Mines)
3. Ecology and Conservation
4. Engineering
5. Geography
6. Mathematics and Statistics
7. Economics
8. Finance and Accounting
9. Management
10. Physics and Astronomy

Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences departments

1. Arab and Islamic Studies
2. Archaeology and History
3. Classics, Ancient History, Religion and Theology
4. Communications, Drama and Film
5. English and Creative Writing
6. Humanities and Social Sciences, Cornwall
7. Languages, Cultures and Visual Studies
8. Law School
9. School of Education
10. Social and Political Sciences, Philosophy, and Anthropology

Faculty of Health and Life Sciences departments

1. Biosciences
2. Health and Care Professions
3. Psychology
4. Clinical and Biomedical Sciences
5. Health and Community Sciences
6. Public Health and Sport Sciences
7. Living Systems Institute

The University of Exeter has great research institutes that open the pathway to world-class research activities. They are as follows:

1. Institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (IDSAI)
2. International Institutes of Cultural Enquiry (IICE)
3. Environment and Sustainability Institute (ESI)
4. Global Systems Institute (GSI)
5. Living Systems Institute (LSI)

1. Professor Lisa Roberts - President and Vice-Chancellor
2. Clare Wydell - Divisional Director of Education and Academic Services
3. Professor Martin Siegert - Vice-President and Deputy Vice Chancellor
4. Professor Dan Charman - Senior Vice-President
5. Mike Shore-Nye - Senior Vice-President and Registrar & Secretary
6. Professor Tim Quine - Vice-President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education and Student Experience) and Professor of Earth Surface Science.
7. Imelda Rogers - Executive Divisional Director of Human Resources
8. Professor Rajani Naidoo - Vice-President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (People and Culture)
9. Professor Krasimira Tsaneva-Atanasova - Vice-President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Impact
10. Mike Shore-Nye - Senior Vice-President and Registrar & Secretary (Chair)
11. Vic Alcock - University Corporate Services
12. James Anthony - Edwards, Education and Academic Services
13. Sarah Ascott - PS Connect
14. Tom Begbie - Director of Faculty Operations, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
15. Martyn Brake - Research IT
16. Jill Brittlebank - PS Connect
17. Ian Broadfoot - External Engagement and Global
18. Laura Brooke - Digital
19. Nathan Burden - Divisional Director of IT Services
20. Eve Carney - Digital
21. Christian Carter - Human Resources
22. Lizzie Caughey - Education and Academic Services
23. Joanna Chamberlain - Director of Sustainability, Finance, Infrastructure and Commercial Services
24. Alison Chambers - Chief Executive, Students' Guild
25. Steve Chapman - IT Services

The University of Exeter Students’ Union, called The Students’ Guild, represents the students on the Exeter campuses. It is an award-winning organisation and a central part of student life.

The union remains busy with clubs and societies, events, entertainment, sports, and support. It is the mouthpiece of university students that ensures students are at their best at every level and on every issue.

The union works on fundraising, volunteering, and entertainment. They arrange live music and regular quiz nights, and the Ram Bar hosts the evening. Students from all around the world gather here and build up a strong and diverse community.

The University of Exeter consists of three main campuses. Streatham Campus and St. Luke’s Campus are located in Exeter, while Penryn Campus is located in Cornwall.

All the places are beautiful enough, with abundant student support and facilities. Exeter City is a lively and historical place with high-street stores, restaurants, quirky cafes, and boutique shops.

Cornwall City is more like Exeter, with its scenic beaches and coves. The city is surrounded by modern artists, young professionals, and university students, which makes it an amazing place to live.

1. Female-54%
2. Male- 46%
3. Other-0%
4. UK Students-75%
5. EU Students-5%
6. International students –20%
7. Full-time-89%
8. Part-time-11%
9. First year- 46%
10. Other years- 54%
11. Postgraduate- 26%
12. Undergraduate- 74%

Getting around the city of Exeter is convenient due to the availability of public transport. The roads are well connected, and there are wide walkways to travel anywhere within the city just by walking or cycling. Students can also travel easily within the city centre by electric train.

Stagecoach is the main bus operator within the city, and students with a valid student ID can travel at a discounted fare. The "UNI line" is particularly useful for students, connecting Streatham and St Luke's campuses, as well as key locations like the city centre and train stations.

Exeter Central bus station and Exeter St. David’s railway station are both inclose proximity. The city is also relatively compact, and many students find that walking or cycling is a convenient way to get around, especially between the campuses and the city centre. All the amenities are accessible within a short walk.

Thus, students get an unlimited travel opportunity in the Exeter area. Students have the opportunity to get a Unirider Gold bus pass to travel around the Southwest. Moreover, onboard coach facilities are available while travelling with a Megabus.

Exeter has two main train stations. They are Exeter St David's and Exeter Central. These stations provide connections to other cities in the UK, making it easy to travel for weekend trips or longer journeys. And railcards can offer significant discounts on train fares for students.

Overall, Exeter is not only affordable to live in but also cheaper to travel and more convenient. Students are always encouraged to save money and explore Exeter by foot or by cycling.

The University of Exeter offers a comfortable living place situated on the university’s Streatham Campus. International students can also choose University of Exeter accommodation, which is private.

The INTO accommodation provides a private single bedroom, a private kitchen, and shower facilities. Therefore, the Homestay programme offers a private bedroom in a local host’s home.

Accommodation at the University of Exeter is very careful about selecting hosts. Exeter students can access the INTO Exeter accommodation programme and choose, with the help of enrolment counsellors, Exeter accommodation on campus. The student residences are categorised into three sections.

They are Superior En Suite, Shared Studio, and Studio. Every room has common facilities, such as a kitchen and a shared study space. Therefore, students feel comfortable getting in touch with on-site shops and takeaway café services.

The Superior En suite has modern amenities like a single bedroom as well as an en suite shower room, a shared kitchen, a semi double bed, a wardrobe, a study desk, and a chair.

Modern facilities are available in the shared space. Hob and oven, food storage, microwave, fridge, freezer, table, and chairs, cutlery, crockery, and cooking utensils are also included.

Moreover, the two separate bedroom units along with private shower rooms are found in ‘Shared Studio’. The third one, 'Studio', has the same facilities, including a kitchenette, an en suite shower room, a hob, a microwave, a fridge freezer, and so on.

The University of Exeter offers a wide range of extracurricular activities to enhance students' university experience. Here are some highlights:

1. Clubs and Societies: With around 300 different Guild-affiliated societies, students can join groups ranging from the conventional (e.g., English Soc, Ski Club, Photosoc, Jazz Orchestra) to the more unique (e.g., Chocolate Society, Hide and Seek Society).
2. Sports Clubs & Activities: The Athletic Union runs 52 sports clubs, covering activities from American Football to surfing. The campus has all the major indoor and outdoor sports.
3. Student Media: Students can get involved with award-winning media outlets like Xpression FM (radio), Exeposé (newspaper), and XTV (television).
4. Volunteering events: Raise and Give (RAG) is the student fundraising group that organizes events and international fundraising excursions, such as treks to Machu Picchu and Everest Base Camp.
5. Summer Schools and Short Programmes: These programs offer students the opportunity to develop transferable skills and gain valuable experience through summer schools and short programs at top universities worldwide

The University of Exeter has forged partnerships and collaborations with many organisations and institutions across the globe. The are:

1. Academic Health Science Network (AHSN)
2. Cornwall Chamber of Commerce
3. Cornwall Museum Partnership
4. Exeter Chamber of Commerce
5. EXIST
6. National Trust
7. National Health Service (NHS)
8. Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Trust
9. Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust
10. CEFAS
11. Cornwall Council
12. Devon County Council
13. Exeter City Council
14. Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs)
15. Eden Project
16. Exeter Cathedral
17. Exeter City Futures
18. Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM)
19. South West Business Council
20. South West Federation of Museums
21. Powderham Castle
22. J.P. Morgan
23. Exeter Science Park
24. Met Office
25. Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML)
26. SETsquared
27. South West Water
28. University of British Columbia
29. Tsinghua University
30. University of Queensland
31. Duke University
32. Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)
33. IIT Delhi
34. University of Geneva
35. Paris-Saclay University

The institution is categorised as a research university due to its global presence in providing top-class research studies and breakthroughs. At present, the university has 70 research centres and institutes within the university.

While keeping diversity in mind, there is the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, the Institute of Cornish Studies, the Environment and Sustainability Institute and the Marchmont Observatory.

Here are some of the important research areas where students can choose their research topic and proceed with their research studies.

1. Climate change and sustainable futures
2. Extrasolar planets
3. Functional materials
4. Genomics
5. Ecology
6. Conservation Biology
7. Medical history
8. Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies
9. Migration and identity
10. Systems Biology
11. Translational medicine, personalised healthcare and public health
12. Research in extrasolar planets

Undergraduate fees:

1. Domestic tuition fee is £9,535 per year
2. The international tuition fee is £24,700–£47,500 per annum (depending on the program)

Postgraduate fees:

1. Domestic tuition fee is £4,786 per year
2. The international tuition fee is £22,600 - £27,500 or more per year, depending on the program

Scholarships

1. Exeter Excellence Scholarships : Awards of £3,000, £5,000 or £10,000 are offered for departments specified in their website. Link
2. University of Exeter Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught Country-specific Scholarships 2025/26: a maximum award value of £10,000 towards tuition fees.
3. Mature Students' Scholarship: Successful applicants will receive £2,000 in year 1, £1,000 in year 2 in the form of a cash payment
4. Regional Scholarships are applicable for International Foundation Programmes, Graduate Diploma Pathways, and International Year One Programmes.
5. International Foundation Progression Scholarship applies for International Foundation students in progress to the University of Exeter.
6. University of Exeter Business School Progression Scholarship also offers to the International Foundation students in progress to the University of Exeter.
7. The Beacon Scholarship at the University of Exeter
8. University of Exeter GREAT Scholarships 2025
9. University of Exeter - Green Futures Scholarship
10. Chevening Scholarships
11. Commonwealth Shared Scholarships Scheme
12. Global Excellence Scholarships- any

Many Exeter's alumni have made significant contributions in many fields, including science, academia, government and law, arts, journalism and sport. Some of them are mentioned below:

1. Sir Michael Berry - mathematical physicist, known for the Berry Phase and recipient of the Ig Nobel Prize for using magnets to levitate a frog
2. Andrew D. Hamilton - former vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford, current president of New York University
3. Namira Nahouza - French author, academic researcher, university lecturer, teacher of Arabic and religious studies, and research fellow at Cambridge Muslim College
4. Christopher Smith - American actor and improviser
5. Elaine Tan - actress
6. George Hobart-Hampden, 10th Earl of Buckinghamshire - former HSBC executive
7. Rachel Burnett - IT lawyer, author and president of the British Computer Society
8. Phil Cameron - owner of No.1 Traveller
9. Toby Amies - TV presenter, film-maker
10. Katy Ashworth - children's TV chef
11. Emma B - Heart 106.2 Drivetime presenter
12. Steve Backshall - BBC television presenter
13. Nick Baker - wildlife TV expert
14. Tito Karnavian - Current Indonesian National Police chief - MA Police Studies (1993)
15. Sir Robert Michael Owen - High Court Judge
16. General Sir Patrick Sanders, Chief of the General Staff.
17. Lieutenant Colonel Lucy Giles, first female College Commander at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst commanding New College
18. Simon Shackleton - electronic musician
19. George Stiles - composer
20. Thom Yorke - singer Radiohead
21. Derek Clark - UKIP MEP
22. Feryal Clark - Labour MP
23. Major James Coldwell - former MP and leader of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation party in Canada.
24. Mark Drakeford - First Minister of Wales
25. Mark Bamford - former cricketer
26. Andy Beattie - England rugby player
27. Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi - ruler of Sharjah - PhD History (1985)
28. Infanta Elena of Spain - eldest daughter of King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofía - MA Sociology and Education - (1990)
29. Nina Allan - author of speculative fiction and winner of the Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire for Best Foreign Novel in 2014
30. Steve Bell - cartoonist (PGCE 1975, St Luke's)
31. Alice Birch - playwright and screenwriter

The University of Exeter has a separate career support platform that are able to provide support for its students online and offline. Some of the key career services include:

1. Career zone: A dedicated career zone that helps all the students by providing a variety of resources, including workshops, online resources,
2. One-to-one care: There is a one-on-one career service that gives students personalised attention and suggestions for their future plans.
3. Self-development workshops: The university conducts regular workshops and events to help students develop their skills and learn about the job application process based on recruiters' requirements.
4. Handshake: An online platform known as Handshake, developed by the university authority, where students can look for jobs, internships, and vacancies and also search their inventory for available part-time jobs.
5. Personalised attention: Students can book an appointment session with the university career support and counselling team for more personalised guidance.
6. Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Support: The Career Zone provides specific support for students with queries related to equality, inclusion, and diversity, including disclosing disabilities and discussing reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process.
7. VISA & further instructions: Workshops and seminars for international students covering important topics such as visa rules, employer requirements, and the UK job market.

The academic institution has been awarded multiple recognitions due to its top-notch teaching and student experiences.

1. The university’s academic body has received a Gold Rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).
2. Achieved top rank in the Research Excellence Framework for the top quality of research in the UK by higher education institutions.
3. Obtained Green Flag Awards for maintaining beautiful green spaces within the campus.
4. Awarded the Queen's Anniversary Prize for exceptional contributions to various fields of research and education.
5. Athena Swan Charter awards have been rewarded for commitment to advancing gender equality in academia.
6. The University of Exeter has been awarded the prestigious Gold award in the Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme.

The teaching quality and research opportunities of the University of Exeter gained multiple prestigious rankings both in the domestic and international platform. The rankings achieved by the university are described below.

1. 13th in the Times University Guide 2025
2. 18th in the Guardian University Guide 2025
3. 169th in QS World University Rankings 2025
4. 172nd in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025
5. 151-200th in the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2024

The university’s main campus is located in the city of Exeter, a port city from the West Country of England. The university has multiple campuses, with the main ones being Streatham Campus and St Luke's Campus in Exeter. This campus is popular for its beautifully maintained green parks, lakes, and flora & fauna gardens. Many critics describe the cathedral city of Exeter and its campus as the most picture-perfect in the UK.

Students studying at the University of Exeter can visit many surrounding areas and attractions, as the locations of Devon and Exeter are full of heritage and history. There is the Exeter Cathedral (900-year-old Gothic architecture), Exeter's Underground Passage (used at mediaeval times to bring spring water to the city), and a free entry to a historic museum called the Royal Albert Memorial Museum.

The city council also hosts a variety of festivals and community events throughout the year, which includes the Exeter Respect Festival (a gathering to celebrate the diversity and cultural community of the people living in Exeter).

There is a food festival that is organised every year to celebrate the heritage of local dishes and drinks. Exeter Craft Festival event to showcase the work of the West Country’s best artists and crafters.  

The big parks in Exeter include Northernhay Gardens. This place is considered as the oldest publicly accessible garden in England. This garden features unique fauna, old statues, and a war memorial.

Then there is Rougemont Gardens, which was originally part of the defence mechanism of the Exeter Castle. Students who fancy visiting these places can also visit Mincinglake Valley Park, a stunning green space perfect for daily walks and relaxation.

The surrounding regions of Exeter and Devon both offer plenty of attractive locations to visit. This can be the perfect place for students who crave a study campus with rich history, culture, and natural beauty.