University of Exeter

Overall, the University of Exeter has a beautiful campus, great sports facilities and a strong community feel. However, it lacks diversity, with the vast majority of students being white, middle class. The career services don't seem too interested in helping students constructively change their career chances.

Campus is great, probably one of the best campuses in the UK with the beautiful nature and shops on campus. This best food place is probably pie minister ( best pies) I’ve ever had.

I have really enjoyed my time at the University of Exeter. My course is unique and has been taught by experts in the field. The career services are amazing and there is so much on offer, and the societies and extracurricular activities are great.

Exeter university has a lovely campus. It's very clean and well kept and everything is easy to find. There is a nice mix of architecture with both modern buildings and also older traditional buildings like reed hall and the old library. The careers services are excellent, with a specific careers hub within the forum building. They offer a wide range of services such as part time jobs, cv reviews and advice, general career advice, further education advice, advertising campus events held by prestigious companies and also offer mentor opportunities with professionals from all different fields.

Exeter uni is wonderful. I am on the penryn campus, and the course I do is a bioscience. For the money, you don't get a lot of hours per week of uni. Each lecture works out to be pretty expensive, a luckily since the last year they've been filming them which is very handy when you miss a lecture. The location is the best part for me for the whole uni experience.

The campus, the facilities, your course, the student union, careers services and the organisation are good.

Exeter is a fantastic university for the most part. The facilities are good and the campua is beautiful. There are plenty of opportunities in terms of progressing your career or pursuing a sport or other interest. Support networks are also brilliant and the Students Guild do a lot too. Improvements could still be made to the accessibility of Exeter to create more equal opportunities for all.

The campus is overall nice with good places to study, although there isn't enough of them. Although I never really used it, the career service has helped some people I know

Exeter has a great campus with people from all backrounds. Everywhere is accessible and the sporting facility is exellent, second to none. Exeter as a university has encouraged me to do better in all aspects of work and has provided me with the tools to do so.

I am based in medical campus St.Lukes and it is a beautiful place to be in. The giraffe study area is gorgeous and really motivates one to study. Everyone on campus are really friendly and there are tons of facilities available for medical students as well. Career zone is perfect if you are in need of a job, just give them ur details and ur job requirement and they will provide you with job details. Definitely choose to work on campus if possible as the pay is quite high and they treat you well!

I have just recently transferred to this university. Before coming I didn't even know that Exeter existed. There's 2 different campuses, streatham and st.luke campus and I am based in st.luke. As I am doing medicine, I spend most of my time in lecture hall and shadowing doctors in hospitals. Everyone in the university are extremely helpful and friendly, and it's been quite enjoyable to study here. The career zone is very helpful as I was in need of a part time job and they were able to gather my conditions for a job and found me the perfect one. So far I am enjoying studying here, the lecturers are friendly and student service is available 24/7 to help.

Campus: Great campus, very cool architecture and falicities. The grounds are beautiful with both traditional and modern elements. Facilities: Great facilities available. The gym is amazing! Pleanty of study space also. Course: Management Good course. SU: Average - however I’m not really one to involve myself with it that much. Career services: Very good - attended numerous workshops and skills sessions. Organisation: Well organised.

Campus is great, really good looking with loads of places to eat and work! The respective buildings for each subject are well adapted for each subject. The Physics course is designed to IOP standards so you know you're getting a world class education.

Exeter university has a great sustainability campus in Penryn next to Falmouth with great beaches and nature. The campus is very beautiful if you are a nature loving person and accommodates for most of the 'green' and 'outdoor' degrees (geology, zoology, renewable energy etc.) This provides an interesting mix of people who share the same passion for nature.

Generally good fun. Nightlife ends early though. Some people can be wankers.. some people can be nice, guess it depends what typa person you are. Tonnes to do though, never a boring moment if you stay relatively proactive. Good intake of female students who are very attractive

I'm on the Falmouth campus, it's very out if the way but a gorgeous area. The uni itself seems to have a lot to offer, the buses are very regular so living off campus is no bother, living on campus is great for the first year, lots of opportunities to socialise

The campus is lovely and green. The facilities are very up to date and high quality. My course (modern languages) has a lot of contact time and has very good teachers. The year abroad options offered to me were very good and well organised.

University is well equipped on the whole with a good amount of study spaces despite frequent overcrowding.

Having almost spent a year at the University of Exeter, studying Diagnostic Radiography. I believe that I have had a lot of experience of what this Uni has to offer. Incredible lecture halls at St Luke’s and amazing resource centres and facilities all over campus that offer the chance for anyone to be able to study or relax at university with ease!

Proper good gym, nice campus and a good careers service. No student union night out though anymore. rip the lemmy

Beautiful looking campus with lots of green spaces. Great sporting and academic facilities. Campus has a great friendly feel with lecturers and students all being incredibly friendly.

Second-year physics student here, pretty solid university, dedicated lecturers who are happy to give you their time and help you learn, a good number of opportunities for internships and programs to gain work experience/CV fleshing out. Nightlife is perhaps a little smaller than for some universities, but that perception might be due to me being a shut-in. Very beautiful, leafy green area with lots of surrounding natural beauty, one complaint is that coming from a big city, most places will be closed by 5 pm, which is a bloody pain. Oh, and the students "union" is actually a student's guild, which makes them more biased towards the university imo.

good experience facilities are perfect however the replies to emails are kind of slow some lecturers are not so helpful but teach well regardless freshers is amazing here and students are helpful to each other since all you’ve got here in this city are students from outside and the old generation nightlife is kind of interesting however less clubs since it’s a city in the outskirts but worth living in this place. whenever i go to london i always want to come back here the same day since it feels really homely here. i’ve geard my friends say similar things

Overall really great resources and facilities, however the student union is very small and seems to have a very little impact in the lives of students.