International Prospectus 2025

INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2025

Member of the prestigious Russell Group

13th in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025

Rated triple Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023

CONTENTS WELCOME

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

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LIFE IN THE SOUTH WEST

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OUR CAMPUSES Streatham Campus, Exeter St Luke’s Campus, Exeter Penryn Campus, Cornwall

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YOUR STUDENTS’ UNIONS

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YOUR HOME FROM HOME

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OUR RESIDENCIES

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SUPPORTING YOU

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OUR ALUMNI COMMUNITY

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FINANCE

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SCHOLARSHIPS

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HOW TO APPLY

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

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OUR COURSES & PROGRAMMES

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Undergraduate taught courses Masters & postgraduate taught degrees PhDs & research degrees

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OUR LOCATIONS

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CONNECT WITH US

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CONNECT WITH US Join us on social media to hear from our current students and get further insight into life at the University of Exeter.

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Streatham Campus, Exeter

St Luke’s Campus, Exeter

Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Exmouth Beach, Devon

Streatham Campus, Exeter

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Streatham Campus, Exeter

WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER At the University of Exeter, we combine world-class education and research with an outstanding student experience. With 30,000 students from over 150 countries, we are a truly global community.

Streatham Campus, Exeter

Streatham Campus, Exeter

Our beautiful campuses in Devon and Cornwall provide the perfect setting for your studies.

You’ll enjoy a lively student community, surrounded by stunning landscapes and a safe, welcoming environment. Explore the best of the South West of England, from sandy beaches to breathtaking national parks, all while enjoying a rich cultural and social life.

As a member of the prestigious Russell Group, our research is tackling some of the world’s most pressing issues. When you join our community, you’ll learn from leading experts, engage with cutting-edge research, and develop the skills you need to excel in your future career.

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Over 7,000 international students call the University of Exeter home, and we can’t wait to welcome you.

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Our degrees are designed to stimulate your creativity, teamwork, analytical skills and critical thinking, as well as a global outlook – all qualities employers are looking for.

A university education focuses on self-directed learning and active knowledge creation. We collaborate with students and monitor study trends to ensure our resources and spaces remain modern and effective.

Working together We work closely with our students to nurture the skills and attitude you need for success.

In return we ask you to challenge yourself – and us – intellectually at every step.

An international education Our international community and study abroad programmes offer new perspectives, helping you grow, become more informed, and reach your potential.

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Our research As a Russell Group university our research makes a difference around the world. We believe in breaking down traditional barriers between academic disciplines so we can consider the biggest problems of the 21st century from all perspectives. We are tackling fundamental issues facing the world to create a greener, healthier, fairer future.

How we teach, and how you learn Depending on your course you may learn in ways you’ve never experienced before. These are just a few:

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Lecture

Presentation or talk on a particular topic. Can be interactive, and forms a basis for further reading, questioning and thought.

Seminar

Classroom session focused on a particular topic or project. Typically involves guided discussion in a smaller group than a lecture.

Tutorial

One-to-one or small group meeting with your tutor involving supervision, feedback or detailed discussion on a topic, project or piece of work.

Workshop

Practical application of a particular skill or technique. Examples include a laboratory class, artefact handling, language conversation or sports match.

Fieldwork

Practical work conducted at an external site. Examples include survey work, data collection, excavations and explorations.

Self-directed learning

Private reading, informal discussion groups and other forms of self-directed studying will make up a significant amount of your learning.

Build your own degree with flexible study options

Scotland field trip

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Take a work placement year or study abroad opportunity

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We maintain the highest level of specific learning facilities

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Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Top 150 in the world*

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St Luke’s Campus, Exeter

Dedicated libraries on all our campuses

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*122nd in the U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities 2024-2025

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Ranked =169th in the world*

More than 400 courses in 40 subject areas

Award-winning career service helping you after you graduate Streatham Campus, Exeter

*169th in the QS World University Rankings 2025

Clinical Skills Resource Centre, Heavitree Hospital, Exeter

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Streatham Campus, Exeter

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OUR ACCREDITATIONS Many of our programmes carry accreditations from professional bodies.

Accreditations are essential to secure work in certain sectors and open up career choices, for instance chartered engineer status, accountancy, and more.

Our Business School is triple accredited by AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA.

We are Athena Swan Silver accredited

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/departments/ inclusion/accreditations/ athenaswan

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Exeter city centre

Falmouth, Cornwall

Exeter city centre

If you like a place where there is a very closeknit connection with the community, a lot of independent shops and a few popular student places, then this is a perfect choice.

Avika, from the UK, studying LLB Law with Business at our Penryn Campus

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Swanpool Beach, Falmouth

Perranporth Beach, Cornwall

Dartmoor, Devon

LIFE IN THE SOUTH WEST When you study at the University of Exeter, you’ll be living in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK. With stunning national parks, sandy beaches and scenic countryside right on your doorstep, we believe there’s no better place to be.

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Beyond its natural beauty, our region is home to lively cities and picture-perfect towns with fantastic shopping, diverse dining options and a thriving cultural scene.

Whether you’re based on our campuses in Exeter, Devon or in Penryn, Cornwall, you’ll be joining a safe and welcoming community where you can enjoy the best of the South West.

Devon and Cornwall are amongst the safest places to live in the country, with the lowest crime rate in England and Wales (Office for National Statistics, July 2024).

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Exeter is home to popular and independent shops like Apple, Zara, H&M, and John Lewis.

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Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall

Cornwall has the longest coastline in the UK

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Exeter Cathedral

Discover Exeter’s gothic cathedral

Falmouth Quayide, Cornwall

The best thing about living in Penryn is the amazing beaches and just being surrounded by nature.

As I was specialising in Marine Biology it was like being surrounded by a living laboratory. I visited the rock pools all the time either in my own time or on mini field trips.

Betty, from Hong Kong, studying BSc Conservation Biology and Ecology at our Penryn Campus

Double Locks, Exeter

Exeter city centre

St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall

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Falmouth Waterfront, Cornwall

What surprised me about Exeter was how peaceful and beautiful mornings are. I would wake up to birds chirping, fresh dew on my window from the rainfall the night before, and a bright sky overlooking the beautiful rolling green hills.

Cali, from the USA, studying BSc Psychology at our Streatham Campus

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Exeter city centre

Exeter city centre

Cornwall is a hotspot for renewable energy Exeter Canal

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Vibrant Quayside life on River Exe 15

Dartmoor, Devon

Cornwall is home to the Eden Project Penryn Campus, Cornwall

The South West is home to several National Parks 16

Dartmoor, Devon

Eden Project, Cornwall

Blackpool Sands, Devon

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Kynance Cove, Cornwall

Exeter is a small city so on a night out you’re sure to bump into friends and be able to walk home quickly.

It is a very safe place; I can leave my bike on campus unlocked and I’m sure it will be there when I come back.

Teobaldo, from France, studying MEng Engineering and Management with Year in Industry at our Streatham Campus

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ACADEMIC

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ACCOMMODATION

SOCIAL

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STREATHAM CAMPUS EXETER A short walk from Exeter city centre, the grounds of Streatham Campus feature many exotic trees amongst the rolling parkland, making it a safe and enjoyable environment for study.

The main Forum building offers a Student Services Centre, a 24/7 library, technology-rich learning spaces, a 400-seat lecture theatre plus retail and catering outlets. All the teaching buildings are within walking distance of each other.

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Amory

10 Old Library

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Business School

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Chapel

12 Queens

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Physics

Devonshire House

13 Reed Hall

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East Park

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Forum

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Harrison

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Holland Hall

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Living Systems

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ACCOMMODATION

SOCIAL

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PENRYN CAMPUS CORNWALL Our modern coastal campus near Falmouth, where environment and sustainability are embedded into our core. This unique and beautiful location also has a vibrant cultural scene, and we benefit from shared facilities with Falmouth University.

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Campus Shop

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Library

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Peter Lanyon

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Energy Engineering Facility)

Environment and

Sustainability Institute

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Falmouth and Exeter

Students’ Union

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Glasney Student Village

Info Point

and Nursery

Click here to find out more

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ACCOMMODATION

SOCIAL

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ST LUKE’S CAMPUS EXETER Located in the heart of Exeter, St Luke’s Campus combines historic charm with modern facilities.

Home to our education, sport and medical students, St Luke’s offers state-of-the-art facilities and a close-knit community.

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The Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, and RILD (Research, Innovation, Learning and Development) buildings are only a 10 minute walk away.

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Baring Court

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Chapel

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Clinical Skills

Resource Centre

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Cross Keys cafe

Giraffe House

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Medical School

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(Magnetic MRI

Resonance Imaging) Centre

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Nancherrow

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Click here to find out more

Sports Centre

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YOUR STUDENTS’ UNIONS

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When you join the University of Exeter, you’ll automatically become a member of your students’ union. For those studying in Exeter, this will be the Exeter Students’ Guild. If you’re based in Penryn or Truro, you’ll be part of the Falmouth and Exeter Students’ Union, known as the SU. The Guild or the SU will open the door to many opportunities such as fun societies, student-led communities and important support services.

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Streatham Campus, Exeter

Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Societies Societies are at the heart of student life. With over 400 societies and student groups across our campuses, you’re sure to find something you love and connect with like-minded people.

Try something new: From ballroom dancing to stand-up comedy, there are plenty of societies to help you step outside your comfort zone and discover new hobbies.

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Gylly Beach, Cornwall

Explore your passions: Write for the student newspaper, host your own radio show or showcase your talents in a band.

Make a difference: Participate in charity fundraisers and support causes that matter to you.

Embrace global cultures: Experience cultures from around the world with international societies such as African and Caribbean, Asian, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Latin American, and Malaysian.

Enrich your studies: Connect with peers outside of the lecture theatre through academic and course-related societies.

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Sport Whether you’re an elite athlete, an enthusiastic amateur or a complete beginner, we offer a wide range of sports clubs and facilities to suit all interests. Develop your skills, learn something new or just have fun!

Get involved: With over 100 sports clubs across our campuses, there is something for everyone. Give ultimate frisbee a go, take to the waves with surfing or even learn how to horse ride.

Social sport: Join over 4,000 students playing weekly in our intramural sports leagues. A great way to enjoy sport while making new friends.

Cutting-edge facilities: Over £30 million has been invested into new and improved sports facilities including gyms, all-weather pitches, fitness classes and swimming pools.

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Sports scholarships: Scholarships are available, providing support and financial benefits to help meet the needs of individual athletes.

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Finished 4th out of 160 in British Universities and Colleges Sports rankings 2023/24 and 2022/23

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Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Topsham Sports Ground, Devon

Being a part of societies really helped me form a social network as it’s allowed me to meet people around the campus! In my first year alone, I joined about 10 to 12 societies and while it made me very busy, it definitely was good fun!

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Streatham Campus, Exeter

Aviral, from Singapore, studying BSc Economics and Finance at our Streatham Campus

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YOUR HOME FROM HOME It’s important you have somewhere to call home when you’re settling into university life. We have dedicated accommodation to suit everyone’s taste, budget and needs across all our campuses. Whether you choose landlord-owned houses or halls of residence, accommodation is based in convenient locations on campus or just a short walk or bus-ride away.

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Cook and Llewellyn Mews, Exeter

East Park, Streatham Campus

Cook and Llewellyn Mews, Exeter

Our accommodation guarantee As an international undergraduate or postgraduate student, you’re guaranteed an offer of a place in university accommodation provided you meet the criteria and apply by the deadline.

Safety and support Our university accommodation provides a safe and supportive environment where you’ll be able to make friends and feel part of the student community. If you choose to live on campus, you’ll benefit from 24hour security patrols and the support of our Residence Life Team. In addition, your rent will cover utility bills, contents insurance, Wi-Fi, meals in catered residences and access to laundry facilities.

Key facts Spreytonway, Exeter

Glasney Student Village, Penryn Campus

Plenty of space: more than 6,500 beds.

Range of prices: from £4,958.05 to £12,047.04 per year (2024/25 fee).

The Sidings, Penryn Campus

East Park, Streatham Campus

Convenient: All rooms on campus or maximum 30 minutes walk away in the city.

Choice of room types: Standard, en suite and studios available.

Flexible: Catered and self-catered options.

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Glasney Student Village, Penryn Campus

The most important part for me as an international student was to be opened up to different encounters, whether this was the people I met or the practices of my flatmates.

Zachary, from Hong Kong, studying BSc Economics and Finance at our Streatham Campus

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Birks, Streatham Campus, Exeter

East Park, Streatham Campus, Exeter

Holland Hall, Streatham Campus, Exeter

Birks, Streatham Campus, Exeter

Glasney Student Village, Penryn Campus

The Sidings, Penryn

Glasney Student Village, Penryn Campus

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Streatham Campus, Exeter

Streatham Campus, Exeter

Penryn Campus, Cornwall

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SUPPORTING YOU Starting university in a different country, and maybe in another language, is exciting but it is normal to feel a bit nervous.

We have lots of support available to help you settle in and reach your potential.

International student support

Personal tutor

Tailored support

From helping you with your visa application to our airport collection service, our International Student Support team will help make your journey to the UK and your time at Exeter as smooth as possible. Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/students/international

All our students are assigned a dedicated personal tutor. They are your go-to contact for everything from understanding feedback, signposting to support and helping enhance your employability skills.

We provide specialised support for care leavers, estranged students, student carers, mature students, and refugees, catering to your unique needs.

English language support

Career support

Free English language support is available on all our campuses to help you develop your skills.

The Career Zone offers a range of support to help you prepare for your future career including one-to-one career guidance, CV and cover letter checks, and mock interviews.

Learning support

Wellbeing support

From help with essay writing and time management to revision strategies and exam techniques, we’ll do all we can to help support your learning.

Wellbeing Services can help you with any health and wellbeing issues you may experience while studying with us.

Disability support Our AccessAbility team can provide support and advice for students with both physical and mental disabilities.

Multifaith Chaplaincy Our Multifaith Chaplaincy is here for students of all faiths but also of no faith. The team is made up of chaplains from a variety of religions who are available to offer listening and informal support.

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OUR ALUMNI COMMUNITY When you graduate from the University of Exeter, you don’t just leave with a degree – you become part of our lifelong global community. Our students have gone on to do amazing things and we’re in touch with over 160,000 alumni from 183 countries.

Career support

Lifelong learning

Our commitment to your success doesn’t end at graduation. Enjoy free career support services tailored to your needs.

Continue your academic journey with free access to thousands of online journals.

Global alumni events Stay connected with fellow alumni through regular virtual and in-person events held worldwide.

Exclusive discounts Benefit from a wide range of exclusive discounts available to alumni.

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Vibrant networks Discover social and professional networks that will support you throughout your life and career.

There are many ways that studying at Exeter helped me with my career. The University’s dedicated career platform, the Career Zone, is your go-to place for anything and everything you need, from advice on choosing a career to help landing a job and beyond.

Gyllyngvase Beach, Cornwall

Abbas, from India, studied MSc Finance and Investment at our Streatham Campus

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FINANCE Fees

Living costs

Tuition fees vary depending on your course and fee status. You can find the up-to-date international tuition fees for your course by scanning the QR code below.

Studying in the UK offers good value, with costs lower than the USA and Australia. International students without dependents can expect to spend around £900-£1,300 monthly on living expenses outside London, according to the British Council.

Undergraduate international fees for 2025 entry are divided into the following bands: Degrees

Cost per year

Arts, humanities, social sciences and business

£24,700 - £25,500

Science, technology, and mathematics

£29,800 - £30,900

Medicine

£47,500

This will cover accommodation, food, entertainment, books, and other study costs.

Postgraduate international fees for 2025 entry vary by course, with the general range between £23,500 (programmes such as MA English Literary Studies) and £44,700 (programmes such as The Exeter MBA). Most postgraduate programmes are around £32,300.

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SCHOLARSHIPS We are proud to offer a range of scholarships to help fund your studies. We constantly add to our scholarship portfolio, many of which are funded by our alumni and supporters.

We have scholarships based on your region/nationality, academic achievement, and subject of study, plus sports, music, background, and other criteria.

Be sure to check our website for the latest information on what scholarships might be available to you.

International Scholarships Our prestigious, merit-based Exeter Excellence Scholarship is designed to support international applicants with outstanding academic records. We have awards for undergraduate and postgraduate applicants.

UG: £3,000 and £5,000 PGT: £3,000, £5,000 and £10,000

More than £5 million in scholarships is available this year for our international students

Applications for students starting in 2025 open in November 2024 with deadlines throughout 2025.

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HOW TO APPLY We welcome applications from anyone with the talent, motivation and potential to thrive, regardless of background or nationality. We also welcome applications via education agents and have agreements with various representatives around the world.

Deadlines and visa applications

Applying for undergraduate and postgraduate courses

Some courses, especially at undergraduate level, will have application deadlines. These are listed where appropriate on the individual course pages on our website.

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Most international applicants will need some sort of visa to study in the UK. You will need to make sure you apply in time to get a visa.

We have a dedicated team who can help you through the visa process.

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GET ONLINE

DISCOVER Undergraduate applicants can take part in our online Discover University sessions.

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RESEARCH If you're interested in our undergraduate courses you can find see our courses here: CLICK HERE

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VISIT US Book an open day to meet our students and academics!

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You can see our postgraduate and Masters courses here: CLICK HERE

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ASK A STUDENT You can also chat to our current students, including our online Unibuddies.

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CHOOSE Decide what course you’d like to study.

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ASK US A QUESTION If you have any questions please do get in touch!

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MEET US Come and meet us at a live chat or other event.

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DECISION TIME Undergraduates offered a place will be invited to a visit day.

Postgraduates must inform us of their decision, with instructions in the offer.

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APPLY Apply to our undergraduate programmes through UCAS using Exeter’s code: EXETR (E84) Find key undergraduate application dates and information.

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Apply for postgraduate courses from September on our website.

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Applying for a PhD or research degree Explore PhD projects matching your interests at exeter.ac.uk/study/ pg-research/degrees

Refine your subject into a novel question and draft a research proposal.

Contact the listed supervisor(s) to discuss your application.

Find staff with similar research interests and contact them to discuss your proposal and request supervision.

Prepare your CV, transcripts and cover letter in advance of the deadline.

Refine and finalise your research proposal. Prepare your CV, transcripts and cover letter.

Submit your application and await a decision.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS We accept a wide range of qualifications and make offers based on individual merit.

International entry requirements

English language requirements

Subject specific requirements

We recognise and accept a wide range of international qualifications and equivalencies.

If you are studying outside the UK the grading system and level of qualification in your country may not be the same as in the UK.

You need a good standard of English to study with us. Exact requirements vary by programme and are listed on our programme webpages.

Some of our programmes, especially at undergraduate level, require you to have studied specific subjects. These are listed on our website programme pages.

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/study/ international/entry

Undergraduate

Postgraduate

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There are a few ways you can meet our requirements. We accept several English language tests. Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/ study/englishlanguagerequirements

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OUR COURSES & PROGRAMMES

Streatham Campus, Exeter

Most of our degrees are listed on the following pages. The letters next to each programme indicate the location, so you’ll know if it’s taught at our Streatham or St Luke’s campuses in Exeter E , or our Penryn Campus or Truro Campus in Cornwall C . We also list the typical offer requirements at A level and IB for undergraduate programmes. You will need to check our website to see whether there are any subject-specific entry requirements.

You can find full course details, including module information, what any subject-specific entry requirements are, and information about facilities, field trips, teaching, study and work abroad, and our innovative undergraduate Flexible Combined Honours degrees, on our website.

International foundation programmes If your previous academic qualifications and/ or English language ability do not meet the entrance requirements for one of our Bachelors degrees, you can apply for an international foundation programme either at the INTO Centre based on our Streatham Campus or one of the other accepted foundation programmes.

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/study/into

We are constantly developing our portfolio of academic programmes, and while we make every effort to ensure this list is correct when our prospectus is printed, it can quickly go out of date. Please always check our website for the latest information before you apply.

Undergraduate

Postgraduate

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UNDERGRADUATE TAUGHT COURSES Entry requirements Courses

Course variants Location

A level

IB

Subject specific

Accounting BSc Accounting and Business

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BSc Accounting and Finance

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BSc Finance: Investment Banking / Business Management / Data Science

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AAB

AAB

AAB

34/665

34/665

34/665

– –

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Anthropology BA Anthropology

E

AAB

E

ABB

34/665

–

Arab and Islamic Studies MArabic Arab and Islamic Studies

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BA Arabic and Politics

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E

ABB

34/665

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BA Middle East Studies

–

E

ABB

34/665

–

34/665

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Archaeology BA Archaeology and Anthropology

E

AAB

BSc Archaeological Science

E

ABB-BBB

BSc Archaeology with Forensic Science

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ABB-BBB

E

BA Archaeology

ABB-BBB

34/665

–

Study abroad option

E

ABB

Courses

34/665 32/655

E

AAA

36/666

✓

BSc Business

C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

–

BSc Business Analytics

E

AAB

34/665

–

BSc Business and Environment

C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

–

–

BSc Business and Management

E

AAB

34/665

–

✓

BA International Business and Modern Languages

E

AAB

34/665

✓

BSc Marketing and Management

E

AAB

34/665

–

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

✓

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

✓

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

✓

E

AAA

36/666

✓

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

✓

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

✓

E

ABB

32/655

–

BA Art History & Visual Culture and Drama

E

ABB

32/655

–

BA Art History & Visual Culture and English

E

ABB

BA Art History & Visual Culture and Film & Television Studies

E

ABB

BA Art History & Visual Culture and Modern Languages

–

E

ABB

32/655

32/655

✓

BSc Biomedical Sciences

E

ABB

32/655

✓

BSc Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 35/665

✓

Biosciences

–

BSc Biological and Medicinal Chemistry✱

BSc Biochemistry✱

MSci Biological and Medicinal Chemistry

–

E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

✓

E

AAA

36/666

✓

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

E

BSc Biological Sciences✱ MSci Biological Sciences

–

Business and Management

Biomedical and Medical Sciences

MSci Biochemistry

Work placement option

AAB-ABB

BA Art History & Visual Culture and Classical Studies

–

–

E

–

Courses

✓

Computer Science and Data Science BSc Computer Science MSci Computer Science

–

BSc Computer Science and Mathematics MSci Computer Science and Mathematics

–

BSc Data Science –

E

AAA

36/666

Subject specific

IB

32/655

32/655

Entry requirements Course variants Location

A level

ABB

3230 655555

32/655

IB

E

✓

3230 655555

A level

Subject specific

BA Art History & Visual Culture and History

3230 655555

Art History & Visual Culture BA Art History & Visual Culture

Entry requirements Course variants Location

✓

MSci Data Science

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C Cornwall E Exeter

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Entry requirements Courses

Course variants Location

A level

IB

Subject specific

MSci Animal Behaviour

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BSc Conservation Biology and Ecology✱ MSci Conservation Biology and Ecology

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BSc Marine Biology✱ MSci Marine Biology

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BSc Zoology✱ MSci Zoology

–

–

E

AAA

36/666

✓

C

ABB

32/655

✓

BEng Engineering

–

E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

C

AAB

34/665

C

ABB

32/655

✓ ✓

C

AAB

34/665

✓

C

ABB

32/655

✓

C

AAB

34/665

✓

C

ABB

32/655

✓

C

AAB

34/665

✓

E

A*AA-AAA

A*AA-AAA

A*AA-AAA

38/766 36/666

–

38/766 36/666

✓

38/766 36/666 38/766 36/666

✓ –

38/766 36/666

✓

34/665 32/655

✓

Engineering and Renewable Energy

E E E

Subject to approval *Entry requirements vary by course variant. ▲

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✓

MEng Civil Engineering

E

–

34/665 32/655

✓

E

BEng Chemical Engineering

AAB-ABB

34/665

A*AA-AAA

–

E

AAB

E

MEng Biomedical Engineering▲

✓

C

BSc Economics

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36/666

BEng Civil Engineering

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BEng Biomedical Engineering▲

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BSc Economics with Econometrics

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32/655

BSc Business Economics

BSc Economics and Politics

IB

ABB

Economics

BSc Economics and Finance

–

A level

Subject specific

C

MEng Engineering –

BSc Evolutionary Biology✱ MSci Evolutionary Biology

Courses MEng Chemical Engineering

Ecology and Conservation BSc Animal Behaviour✱

Entry requirements Course variants Location

AAB-ABB

AAA AAB-ABB

36/666 34/665 32/655

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–

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AAA

36/666

Courses MEng Renewable Energy Engineering

A level

IB

Subject specific

C

AAA

36/666

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BEng Robotics and AI

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AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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MEng Robotics and AI

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AAA

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BEng Systems Engineering

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AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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MEng Systems Engineering

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AAA

36/666

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BEng Environmental Engineering▲

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E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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MEng Environmental Engineering▲

–

E

AAA

36/666

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AAB-ABB

English, Drama and Film Studies

BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering BEng Engineering and Entrepreneurship

Entry requirements Course variants Location

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MEng Engineering and Entrepreneurship

34/665 32/655

BA Comparative Literatures and Cultures

E

ABB

32/655

–

✓

BA Drama

E

ABB

32/655

–

BA Drama and Film & Television Studies

E

ABB

32/655

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BA English

E

AAB

34/665

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BA English and Media and Communications

E

ABB

32/655

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BA English and Creative Writing

E

AAB

34/665

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BA English and Drama

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ABB

32/655

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ABB

32/655

✓

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ABB

32/655

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BEng Engineering and Management

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MEng Engineering and Management

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BEng General Engineering▲

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E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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BA English and Film & Television Studies

MEng General Engineering▲

–

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AAA

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BA English and History

E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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BA English and Modern Languages

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ABB

32/655

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ABB

32/655

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BEng Mechanical Engineering MEng Mechanical Engineering BEng Renewable Energy Engineering

–

E

AAA

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BA English with Study in North America

C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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BA Film & Television Studies

Entry requirements Courses

Course variants Location

BA Film & Television Studies and Media and Communications BA Film & Television Studies and Modern Languages

E

E

–

A level

ABB

ABB

IB

32/655

32/655

Subject specific

–

✓

BA Environmental Humanities

C

ABB

32/655

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BSc Environmental Science✱

C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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C

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

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Flexible Combined Honours BA/BSc Flexible Combined Honours

E

A*AA-AAB

38/766 34/665

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BSc Engineering Geology and Geotechnics

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MSci Engineering Geology and Geotechnics

–

BSc Environmental Geoscience

–

C

ABB

32/655

MSci Environmental Geoscience

–

C

ABB

32/655

MSci Environmental Science BA Geography✱ BSc Geography✱ BA/BSc Geography✱

Study abroad option

C C

C –

BSc Geography with Applied GIS✱

A level

IB

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

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BA History and Modern Languages

32/655

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BA History and Politics

ABB

ABB

AAB-ABB

32/655

32/655

34/665 32/655

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C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

Work placement option

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C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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Law

ABB-BBB

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BBL Bachelor of Business and Laws –

E

A*AA

38/766

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BA Ancient History

E

AAB

34/665

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Dual /JD with the Chinese Uni of Hong Kong

BA Ancient History and Archaeology

E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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LLB English Law and French Law

–

E

AAA

36/666

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BA Classics

E

–

34/665

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LLB Law

AAB

E

AAA

36/666

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BA Classical Studies

E

AAB

34/665

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LLB Law with Professional Placement

–

E

AAA

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BA Classical Studies and English

E

AAB

34/665

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LLB Law with European Study

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E

AAA

36/666

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E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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AAB

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BSc Mathematics

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

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AAA

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BA Classical Studies and Philosophy

E

AAB

34/665

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BA Classical Studies and Religion

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AAB

34/665

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BA History

BA Liberal Arts

Mathematics

E

AAB

34/665

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MMath Mathematics

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MSci Mathematics (Climate Science)

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E

A*AA

38/766

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MSci Mathematics (Geophysical and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics)

–

E

A*AA

38/766

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MSci Mathematics (Mathematical Biology)

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E

A*AA

38/766

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BSc Mathematics and Data Science

–

E

AAA-AAB

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MSci Mathematics and Data Science

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E

AAA

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–

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AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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BA History and Business

C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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BA History and Geography

C

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

BA History and International Relations

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Liberal Arts

34/665

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AAB-ABB

32/655

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36/666 34/665

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C

32/665 30/555

BA History and Archaeology

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ABB

✓

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34/665 32/655

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BSc Marine Science*

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MSci Geology

BA History and Ancient History

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ABB

BA History

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IB

C

✓

C

–

A level

–

34/665 32/655

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BSc Geology

BA Classical Studies and Modern Languages

Geography and Earth Sciences

BSc Environmental Science✱

Courses

Entry requirements

Subject specific

History, Classics and Ancient History

Environmental Studies

MSci Environmental Science

Entry requirements Course variants Location

C

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Course variants Location

A level

IB

Subject specific

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

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BSc Mathematics with Accounting

E

MSci Mathematics with Accounting

E

A*AA

38/766

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BSc Mathematics with Economics

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

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MSci Mathematics with Economics

E

A*AA

38/766

✓

BSc Mathematics with Finance

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

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Courses

A level

IB

Subject specific

Mining Engineering and Geology

BA Philosophy and Sociology

E

AAB

34/665

–

BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

E

AAB

34/665

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BSc Physics

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

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MPhys Physics

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

✓

32/655

✓

BEng Mining Engineering

–

C

ABB

32/655

✓

MEng Mining Engineering

–

C

AAA

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BSc Resource and Exploration Geology

–

C

ABB

32/655

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BSc Adult Nursing

–

E

BBB

30/555

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BMBS Medicine

–

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A*AA

38/766

✓

E

ABB

32/655

✓

E

BBB

30/555

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BSc Neuroscience MSci Nursing

–

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MSci Resource and Exploration Geology

–

C

ABB

32/655

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Modern Languages and Cultures

Medicine, Neuroscience and Nursing

✓ –

ABB

✓

34/665 32/655 36/666

C

28/554

AAB-ABB

AAA

–

BBC

E E

MSci Geology

E

–

BA Philosophy and Politics

✓

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36/666

BA Philosophy and Modern Languages

38/766

Diagnostic Radiographer Degree Apprenticeship

AAA

✓

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✓

E

32/655

E

30/555

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ABB

MSci Mathematics with Management

BBB

36/666

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✓

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32/655

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MSci Environmental Geoscience

ABB

BSc Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography)

BA Philosophy BA Philosophy and History

C

Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography)

✓

✓

✓

–

✓

36/666

32/655

32/655

BSc Geology

32/655

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ABB

ABB

✓

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E

C

C

36/666 34/665

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✓

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MSci Natural Sciences

AAA-AAB

–

36/666

–

✓

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BA Media and Communications and Modern Languages

AAA

BSc Environmental Geoscience

32/655

BSc Mathematics with Management

–

E

BSc Natural Sciences

–

ABB

✓

32/655

Subject specific

MSci Engineering Geology and Geotechnics

C

38/766

ABB

IB

–

A*AA

E

A level

Courses Natural Sciences

E

BA Media and Communications

Entry requirements Course variants Location

BSc Engineering Geology and Geotechnics

MSci Mathematics with Finance

Media and Communications

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Entry requirements Course variants Location

BA Comparative Literature and Cultures

E

ABB

32/655

–

Philosophy

–

Physics and Astronomy

BSc Physics with Foundation Year

–

E

BBC

28/554

✓

BSc Physics with Astrophysics

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

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MPhys Physics with Astrophysics

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

BSc Physics with Biophysics

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

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MPhys Physics with Biophysics

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

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BA Modern Languages

–

E

ABB

32/655

✓

BA Modern Languages and Arabic

–

E

ABB

32/655

✓

BSc Physics with Quantum Technology

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

✓

BA Modern Languages and Latin

–

E

ABB

32/655

✓

MPhys Physics with Quantum Technology

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

✓

Entry requirements Courses

Course variants Location

A level

IB

Subject specific

BSc Theoretical Physics

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

✓

MPhys Theoretical Physics

–

E

AAA-ABB

36/666 32/655

✓

Politics and International Relations BA Global Politics

C

ABB

32/655

–

BA International Relations

E

AAA

36/666

–

BA International Relations and Modern Languages

E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

✓

E

AAA

36/666

–

BSc Politics and International Relations

E

AAA

36/666

–

BA Politics and Geography

C

ABB

32/655

–

–

BA Politics

BA Politics and International Relations BA Politics and Modern Languages

C –

E

ABB

32/655

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

–

✓

BA Politics and Sociology

E

BA Politics, Philosophy and Economics

E

AAA

36/666

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BSc Politics and Management

C

ABB

32/655

–

AAB

34/665

–

BSc Psychology✱

Study abroad option

Courses

A level

IB

Subject specific

Sociology and Criminology BSc Crime and Data Science

E

AAB

34/665

–

BSc Criminology

E

AAB

34/665

–

BSc Social Data Science

E

AAB

34/665

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BA Sociology

E

AAB

34/665

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BSc Sociology

E

AAB

34/665

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BA Sociology and Anthropology

E

AAB

34/665

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BA Sociology and Criminology

E

AAB

34/665

–

E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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BSc Exercise and Sport Sciences

E

AAB-ABB

34/665 32/655

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BSc Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences

E

AAA-AAB

36/666 34/665

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BA Religion, Culture and Society

E

AAB

34/665

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BA Theology and Religion

E

AAB

34/665

–

BA Sociology and Modern Languages

–

Sport and Health Sciences

Theology and Religion

INTO: Programmes for International Students

Psychology MSci Applied Psychology (Clinical)

Entry requirements Course variants Location

–

E

AAA

36/666

✓

E

AAA

36/666

✓

Work placement option

Foundation

–

E

International Year One

–

E

INTO University of Exeter offers Foundation and International Year One programmes for international students who do not meet the academic and/or English language requirement for direct entry to the University.

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/ study/undergraduate/courses/ foundation

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MASTERS & POSTGRADUATE TAUGHT DEGREES Courses

Location

Study mode

Courses

Location

Study mode

Archaeology

Accounting MSc Accounting and Finance

E

FT

Anthropology

MA Archaeology

E

FT PT

MA Roman Archaeology

E

FT PT

Location

Study mode

MSc Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

E

FT

MSc Energy Policy

C

FT

MSc/PGDip Human Resource Management

E

FT PT

Courses

MA Anthrozoology

E

FT PT

MA Bioarchaeology: Zooarchaeology

E

FT PT

MSc International Business

O

PT

MA Food Studies

E

FT PT

MA Bioarchaeology: Forensic Anthropology

E

FT PT

MSc International Business

E

FT

E

MA Bioarchaeology: Human Osteology

E

FT PT

MSc International Business and Strategy (January start)

E

FT

FT PT

MSc Experimental Archaeology

E

FT PT

MSc International Human Resource Management

E

FT

MSc Forensic Investigations▲

–

–

MRes Management (Pathway to PhD)

E

FT

MSc Advanced Biological Sciences

E

FT PT

MSc Management

E

FT

MRes Advanced Biological Sciences

E

FT

MSc Management with Industrial Experience

E

FT

MSc Project Management

E

FT

Arab and Islamic Studies MA Gender Studies (Middle East and Islamic World) MA International Relations and Arabic

E

FT PT

MA Islamic Studies

E

FT PT

MA Kurdish Studies

E

FT PT

Biosciences

MA Magic and Occult Science

E

FT PT

MA Middle East Politics and Arabic

E

FT PT

MSc Advanced Biological Sciences and Business

E

FT PT

MA Middle East Politics and International Relations

E

MSc Island Biodiversity and Conservation

J

FT PT

MSc Sustainable Business Management

C

FT

FT PT

MA Middle East Politics

E

FT PT

MSc Medical Mycology

O

PT

MSc Sustainable Business Management: Environment

C

FT

MA Middle East Studies

E

FT PT

MRes Medical Mycology and Fungal Immunology

E

FT PT

MSc Sustainable Business Management: Tourism

C

FT

MRes Middle East Studies

E

FT PT

The Exeter MBA

E

FT

MA Palestine Studies

E

FT PT

MSc Business and Management (January start)

E

FT

MA Politics and International Relations of the Middle East

E

C

FT

MSc Business Analytics (January start available)

MSc Energy Policy

FT PT

E

FT

MSc Environmental Management

C

FT

FT Full time study

PT Part time study

Business and Management

Climate Change & Sustainability

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Location

Study mode

Courses

MSc Environment and Human Health

C

FT PT

MSc Global Sustainability Solutions

E

FT PT

MSc Sustainable Development

C

FT PT

MSc Sustainable Finance and Climate Change

E

FT

MSc Weather and Climate Science

E

FT

Courses

Study mode

Courses

Location

Study mode

MA Publishing

E

FT PT

MSc Educational Research

E

FT

MA Screen Acting & Performance

E

FT PT

MA International Education

E

FT

MA Theatre Practice

E

FT PT

MA Special Educational Needs

E

FT

MFA Theatre Practice

E

FT PT

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Med/PGDip/ PGCert

E

FT

MSc Conservation and Biodiversity

C

FT PT

MSc Evolution, Behaviour and Ecology

MA Technology and Education Futures

E

FT

C

FT PT

MSc Marine Environmental Management

C

FT PT

MSc Marine Vertebrate Ecology and Conservation

C

FT PT

Ecology and Conservation

Computer Science, Data Science and Analytics, and AI MSc Advanced Computer Science

E

FT PT

MSc Applied Data Science (Ecology and Evolution)

C

FT

MSc Applied Data Science (Environment and Sustainability)

C

FT

MSc Applied Data Science and Statistics

E

FT PT

Engineering and Renewable Energy Engineering

Economics

MSc Biomedical Engineering▲

E

FT

MSc Civil Engineering

E

FT PT

MSc Data Centric Engineering▲

–

–

MSc Electrical Power and Smart Grids

E

FT

MSc Engineering Business Management (January start available)

E

FT

E

FT

MSc Economics

E

FT

MSc Economics: Behavioural Insights

E

FT

MSc Economics: Development Economics

E

FT

MRes Economics (Pathway to PhD)

E

FT

MSc International Supply Chain Management (January start available)

MSc Applied Data Science and Modelling

C

FT

MSc Applied Data Science (Renewable Energy)

C

FT

MSc Biomedical Data and Artificial Intelligence

E

FT PT

MSc Financial Economics

E

FT

MSc Mechanical Engineering

E

FT

MSc Computer Science

E

FT PT

MSc Financial Technology (Fintech)

E

FT

E

FT

MSc Money, Banking and Finance

MSc Mechanical Engineering with Industrial Placement

E

FT

MSc Mechatronics

E

FT

MSc Renewable Energy Engineering

C

FT

MSc Renewable Energy Engineering with Industrial Placement

C

FT

MSc Renewable Energy Engineering (Energy Storage Systems)

C

FT

MSc Cyber Security Analytics

E

FT

MSc Data Science

E

FT PT

Education and Teacher Training

MSc Statistical Data Science (January start)

E

FT

MA Creative Arts in Education

E

FT

DEdPsych Educational Child and Community Psychology

E

FT

MA Education

O

PT

MA Education Leadership and Management

E

FT

Creative Industries & Drama MA Creative Industries MA Curation: Contemporary Art and Cultural Management Subject to approval *Entry requirements vary by course variant. ▲

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Location

E E

FT PT FT

Location

Study mode

Location

Study mode

​ Sc Renewable Energy M Engineering (Low Carbon Transport)

C

FT

MSc Health Data Science

E

FT PT

MSc Renewable Energy Engineering (Offshore Energy)

C

FT

FT

MSc Healthcare Leadership and Management

E

FT PT

MSc Renewable Energy Engineering (Solar Energy)

C

FT

E

FT

MSc Health Research Methods

E

FT PT

MSc Renewable Energy Engineering (Wind Energy)

MSc Finance and Management

E

FT

MSc MSc Immunology▲

E

–

FT

C

MRes Finance (Pathway to PhD)

E

FT

MSc Leading Clinical Research Delivery

O

PT

FT

MSc International Finance and Banking

E

FT

MPH Master of Public Health

E

FT PT

E

FT

MSc Sustainable Finance and Climate Change

E

FT

MPH Master of Public Health

O

PT

MSc Neuroscience

E

FT PT

MA Creative Writing

E

FT PT

MSc Geographical Information Science

E

FT PT

History, Classics and Ancient History

MA English Literary Studies

E

FT PT

MSc Global Sustainability Solutions

E

FT PT

MA Classics and Ancient History

E

FT PT

MA Interactive Storytelling Design: Video Games and Beyond▲

E

FT PT

MSc Marine and Coastal Sustainability

C

FT PT

E

FT PT

MA Interactive Storytelling Design: Video Games and Beyond

E

FT PT

MSc Sustainable Development

C

FT PT

MA Cultures and Environments of Health (Medical History and Humanities)

MA Modern and Contemporary Literature

MA History

E

FT PT

E

FT PT

E

FT PT

MA Nature Writing

E

FT PT

MA Shakespeare and Renaissance Studies

E

FT PT

LLB Graduate Law

E

FT

MA World Literatures

E

FT PT

MA Film and Screen Studies

E

FT PT

MA International Film Business

E

FT

Courses

MSc Digital Construction and Design MSc Digital Construction and Design with Industrial Placement

E

Location

Study mode

MSc Finance and Investment

E

FT

MSc Marketing and Financial Management

E

MSc Finance and Data Science

Courses

Geography

English, Creative Writing and Film

Healthcare and Medicine

Film

Finance

MSc Advanced Clinical Practice

E

FT PT

MA Medieval Studies

MSc Clinical Education

E

FT PT

Law

MSc Clinical Pharmacy

E

FT PT

Cultures and Environments of Health MA/PGDip/PGCert

E

FT PT

LLM Master of Laws in Commercial Law

E

FT PT

MSc Environment and Human Health

C

FT PT

LLM Master of Laws in International Law

E

FT PT

MSc Extreme Medicine (Distance)

E

FT PT

LLM Master of Laws

E

FT PT

MSc Genomic Medicine

E

FT PT

MRes Socio-Legal Research

E

FT PT

PGDL The University of Law at Exeter – Postgraduate Diploma in Law

E

–

MSc Finance

E

FT

MSc Genomic Medicine

O

FT PT

MSc Finance with Industrial Experience

E

FT

MSc Genomic Medicine (Data Science)

E

FT PT

FT Full time study

PT Part time study

Courses

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Courses

MA The University of Law at Exeter – Law (SQE1)

Location

Study mode

E

–

Study mode

Courses

MSc Mathematics

E

FT PT

Philosophy

MSc Mathematical Finance with Professional Placement

E

FT

MSc Statistics

E E

The University of Law at Exeter – Law (Conversion)

E

LPC The University of Law at Exeter – Legal Practice Course

E

–

MSc Weather and Climate Science

LLM The University of Law at Exeter – Legal Practice (SQE 1&2)

E

–

Media and Communications

SQE The University of Law at Exeter – Preparation courses

E

–

–

Location

Study mode

MA Philosophy

E

FT PT

MA Philosophy: Mind, Body and Culture

E

FT PT

FT FT

MA Philosophy: Ethics and Society

E

FT PT

MA Philosophy: Science and the Natural World

E

FT PT

MA Philosophy and Sociology of Science

E

FT PT

MSc Advanced Materials

E

FT

MSc Physics

E

FT

MSc Global Governance

E

FT PT

MA International Development

E

FT PT

MA Politics of Energy, Infrastructure and Environment

E

FT

MPA Public Administration Masters

E

FT PT

MSc Public Policy

E

FT PT

MA Social and Political Theory

E

FT PT

MSc Social Data Science

E

FT PT

MRes Social Science Research

E

FT PT

MSc Animal Behaviour

E

FT PT

MSc Psychology (Conversion)

E

FT PT

MSc Psychology (Conversion)

O

Media and MA Communications

E

FT PT

MA Social Media and Digital Marketing

E

FT PT

MA Social Media Management

E

FT PT

LLM Master of Laws Law and Business

E

FT PT

LLM Master of Laws Law and Business: Finance and Accounting

E

FT PT

LLM Master of Laws Law and Business: Management

E

FT PT

MSc Exploration and Mining Geology

C

FT

LLM Master of Laws in Law and Technology

E

FT PT

MSc Geotechnical Engineering

C

FT PT

LLM Master of Laws in International Commercial Law

E

FT

MSc Minerals Processing

C

FT

MSc/PGDip Mining Engineering

C

FT PT

MSc Mining Environmental Management

C

FT PT

Marketing

Mining Engineering and Geology

MSc Digital Marketing

E

FT PT

MSc Digital Marketing with Industrial Experience

E

FT

Modern Languages and Cultures

MSc Marketing and Business Analytics (January start)

E

FT

MA Global Literatures and Cultures

E

FT PT

FT PT

MA Translation Studies

E

FT PT

MA Intercultural Communication and International Business

E

FT PT

MA Intercultural Communication and Education

E

FT PT

MA Intercultural Communication and Migration

E

FT PT

MSc Marketing MSc Marketing with Industrial Experience

E E

FT

Mathematics

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Location

Courses

MSc Biomedical Data and Artificial Intelligence

E

FT

MSc Mathematical Finance

E

FT

Physics and Astronomy

Politics and International Relations

Psychology

PT

2-5 years

Location

Study mode

MSc Psychological Research Methods

E

FT PT

MSc Psychological Therapies Practice and Research

E

PT

MSc Social and Organisational Psychology

E

FT PT

INTO Exeter International Pre-Masters Programme

E

MSc Clinical Psychology

E

FT PT

Presessional English

E

PGCert Psychedelics: Mind, Medicine, and Culture

O

Courses

Courses

Location

Study mode

E

FT PT

Theology and Religion MA Theology and Religion

INTO: Programmes for International Students FT

3 terms FT

1 year

PT

1 year

Security Studies MA Conflict, Security and Development

E

FT PT

MA Applied Security and Strategy

E

FT PT

MA International Relations

E

FT PT

MSc Global Security Studies

E

FT PT

MSc Security and Data Science

E

FT PT

MA Society and Culture

E

FT PT

MA Society and Culture: Meaning, Making, Consuming

E

FT PT

MA Society and Culture: Science and Technology

E

FT PT

MA Society, Culture and Media

E

FT

MRes Health and Wellbeing

E

FT

MSc Paediatric Exercise and Health

E

FT PT

MSc Sport and Exercise Medicine

E

FT PT

MSc Sport and Health Sciences

E

FT PT

MSc Sports Management

E

FT PT

Sociology

Sport and Health Sciences

FT Full time study

PT Part time study

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Penryn Campus, Cornwall

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PHDS & RESEARCH DEGREES Degrees

Location

Study mode

Accountancy and Finance

Location

Study mode

Business and Management

MPhil/PhD Accountancy

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Finance

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Leadership Studies

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Management

E

FT PT

Climate Change and Environment

Arabic and Islamic Studies MPhil/PhD Arab and Islamic Studies

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Ethno-Political Studies

E

FT PT

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Middle East Politics

E

FT PT

E

MPhil/PhD Environmental Intelligence MPhil/PhD Sustainable Futures

E

FT PT

C E

FT PT

Computer Science

MPhil/PhD Kurdish Studies

MPhil/PhD Palestine Studies

Degrees

FT PT

Archaeology

MPhil/PhD Computer Science

E

FT PT

MSc Research Computer Science

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Archaeology

E

FT PT

Education

MA Research Archaeology

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Education

Art History and Visual Culture

E

E

FT PT

FT PT

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Art History and Visual Culture by Practice

E

FT PT

Biological Sciences

MA Research Drama

E

FT PT

MA Research English Studies

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Engineering

E

FT PT

MSc Research Engineering

E

FT PT

PhD Natural Sciences

E

FT PT

EndD Offshore Renewable Energy

C

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Renewable Energy

C

FT PT

MSc Research Renewable Energy

C

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Geography (Human and Physical)

C E

FT PT

MbyRes Human Geography

C E

FT PT

MbyRes Physical Geography

C E

FT PT

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research/ Clinical & Biomedical Sciences

C E

FT PT

Engineering and Renewable Energy

Healthcare and Medicine

English, Creative Writing, Drama and Film Studies

MPhil/PhD Art History and Visual Culture

Study mode

Geography

Economics MPhil/PhD Economics

Location

Degrees

MPhil/PhD Drama

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD English Studies

E

FT PT

Doctor of Medicine

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Film Studies

E

FT PT

Master of Surgery

C E

FT PT

C E

FT PT

C E

FT PT

MSc Research Biological Sciences

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Creative Writing

E

FT

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research Medical Imaging (Exeter St Luke’s only)

MPhil/PhD Complex Living Systems

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Performance Practice

E

FT PT

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research Nursing Science

FT Full time study

PT Part time study

C Cornwall E Exeter

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Degrees

Location

Study mode

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research/ Genetics and Genomics

C E

FT PT

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research/ Medical Studies

C E

FT PT

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research Neuroscience

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Geology

C

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Food, Nutrition & Health

C E

FT PT

MSc Research Geology

C

FT PT

Mining and Minerals Engineering

C

FT PT

MSc Research Mining and Minerals Engineering

C

FT PT

MA Research Classics and Ancient History

E

FT PT

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD History

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Cornish Studies

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Maritime Historical Studies

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Medical History

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Medieval Studies

C E

FT PT

MA Research History

C E

FT PT

Law MPhil/PhD Law

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Legal Practice

E

FT PT

MA by Research Law

E

FT PT

Mathematics MPhil/PhD Mathematics MSc Research Mathematics MPhil/PhD Mathematics of Complex Living Systems 56

C E C E C E

Location

Study mode

Media and Communications MPhil/PhD Media and Communications

Location

Study mode

C E

FT PT

E

FT PT

C E

FT PT

C E

FT PT

E

FT PT

C E

FT PT

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Psychology

E

FT PT

MSc Research Psychology

E

FT PT

DClinPsy Doctor of Clinical Psychology

E

FT

Degrees

Physics

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Physics MSc Research Physics

Mining and Minerals Engineering, and Geology

PhD The Physics of Complex Living Systems Politics and International Relations

History, Classics and Ancient History MPhil/PhD Classics and Ancient History

Degrees

Modern Languages

MPhil/PhD European Politics MA Research Politics MPhil/PhD Advanced Quantitative Methods (AQM) in Social Sciences Psychology

MPhil/PhD Chinese Studies

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD French Studies

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD German Studies

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Hispanic Studies

E

FT PT

DClinRes Doctor of Clinical Research

E

PT

MPhil/PhD Italian Studies

E

FT PT

Doctor of Clinical Practice (Research)

E

PT

MPhil/PhD Lusophone Studies

E

FT PT

Doctor of Psychodynamic/ Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Clinical Practice

E

PT

MPhil/PhD Russian Studies

E

FT PT

Doctor of Forensic Psychology

E

FT

MPhil/PhD Interdisciplinary Studies

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Sociology

FT PT

E

E

MPhil/PhD Translation Studies

FT PT

E

FT PT

MA Research: Modern Languages

E

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research Philosophy

FT PT

MSc/MPhil/PhD Research Anthropology

E

FT PT

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Anthrozoology

E

FT PT

FT PT FT PT FT PT

MPhil/PhD Politics

MA/MPhil/PhD Research/: World and Comparative Literature

Sociology, Philosophy and Anthropology

Location

Study mode

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Security, Conflict and Human Rights

C E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Strategy and Security

E

FT PT

MA Research Strategy and Security

E

FT PT

MPhil/PhD Theology and Religion

E

FT PT

MA Research Theology and Religion

E

FT PT

Degrees

Sport and Health Sciences MSc/MPhil/PhD Research Sport and Health Sciences Strategy and Security

Theology and Religion

FT Full time study

PT Part time study

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OUR LOCATION Depending on what you study, you may be based at our Streatham or St Luke’s Campus in Exeter, or our Penryn Campus in Cornwall. Wherever you are, you’ll be well-connected to cities and close to countryside and coastlines, making it easy to explore and enjoy the best of the UK.

Exeter, Devon

Penryn, Cornwall

Visit us

Walk: Both campuses are conveniently located near the city centre. St Luke’s is just a 15-minute walk away, while Streatham is a 20-minute stroll.

Walk You can get from campus to the picturesque town of Penryn in just 20 minutes.

Visiting us is a great way to help you decide if we are the right university for you. Book on to one of our regular campus tours or come to an Open Day.

Train: Exeter is well-connected by rail with direct services to London, Bristol and other big cities. Travel to London takes just over two hours.

Bus: Regular services run between our Exeter campuses and the city centre.

Car: Exeter has excellent road connections to other major cities, making driving straightforward.

Plane: Explore the rest of the UK and Europe with direct flights from Exeter Airport.

Train: There are regular services to all major cities from Truro in Cornwall with connecting services to Penryn.

Bus: Regular services run from the Penryn Campus to Falmouth and Truro.

Car: The Penryn Campus is approximately a 2-hour drive from Exeter.

Click here to find out more

Plane: Newquay Airport is the nearest airport to Penryn, offering flights to various destinations across the UK and Europe.

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Our International Student Recruitment Team would be delighted to hear from you. email: internationalenquiries@exeter.ac.uk web: exeter.ac.uk/departments/communication/international

exeter.ac.uk Accuracy of information Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this prospectus and on the University website is correct at the time of going to press. The University will use reasonable endeavours to deliver programmes and other services in accordance with the descriptions provided. However, changes may be reasonably required to programmes, modules, entry requirements, services delivered by the University or the content of the prospectus, for example, to meet the requirements of an accrediting body or to keep courses current and accurate or to respond to changes which are outside the reasonable control of the University e.g. a member of staff leaving the University, or to maintain standards of student experience. exeter.ac.uk/undergraduate/applications/terms 62