At the University of Exeter, you’ll join a community that’s open and supportive – where studying and belonging go hand in hand.
Our campuses in Devon and Cornwall offer the buzz of city life and calm coastal air. Big enough for opportunity, small enough to feel like home. Find your people – in a society, lab, sports pitch or over coffee – and be inspired to think differently.
Home to over 30,000 students from 150 countries, we’re a global university that values individuality and believes everyone has something to bring.
You’ll learn from academics who are shaping their subjects and driving discovery, creativity and change. You’ll gain the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to make an impact. A degree with us creates opportunities and prepares you to define your career and future.
This is where learning meets life – and where your next chapter begins.
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THINK DIFFERENTLY
At the University of Exeter, your degree goes beyond lectures and labs –it’s a hands-on experience that challenges you to explore new perspectives and pursue your goals with intention.
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You’ll develop creativity, collaboration and critical thinking while learning from academics at the forefront of their disciplines and tackling global challenges. Every project connects learning to real-world impact, from policy simulations to pioneering research.
Our campuses in Devon and Cornwall offer world-class facilities alongside areas that foster learning, discovery and wellbeing. With green spaces, a welcoming community (and even a campus cat), our university supports both ambition and balance.
We have an inclusive community where every perspective counts. Societies, cultural groups and student initiatives give you space to connect, belong and grow. Their diversity brings the University to life and helps you feel part of something bigger.
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Every path equips you to graduate ready to make an impact. Our alumni leave confident, adaptable, and prepared to make a difference – whether in global organisations, industry, creative innovation or entrepreneurial ventures.
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.
Shape your own degree with flexible study options
We invest in the highest level of specialist learning facilities
14th best university in the UK1
Streatham Campus is an internationally recognised botanical garden
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There’s something for everyone in Exeter. The city is filled with very nice restaurants, a shopping centre, cinemas and cafes to study in, with a beautiful quayside for a run. From the lovely people to the stunning countryside, I will cherish my time here forever.
Sophia, studying BSc Marketing & Management, with Industrial Experience at our Streatham Campus.
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LIFE IN THE SOUTH WEST
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At the University of Exeter, you’ll live and study in one of the UK’s most inspiring and scenic regions.
Our campuses in Devon and Cornwall let you focus, relax and enjoy easy access to coast, countryside and city life. The South West is safe, welcoming and ideal for exploring and making yourself at home.
From beaches and national parks to lively cities and creative coastal towns, the region is full of ways to get active, unwind and try something new. Cafes, galleries, live music venues, theatres and festivals bring it to life. Alongside this, an inclusive community offers plenty of opportunities to connect and get involved.
Here, living and learning come together – letting you explore, belong and shape what comes next.
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Cornwall has the longest coastline in the UK
Study in a beautiful historic city
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I feel like the city strikes the perfect balance –there’s a lot of bars and clubs but there are also lovely walks you can go on and coffee shops. My favourite thing about being in Exeter is how tight knit everything feels but it also doesn’t feel too small.
Beth, studying BA English at our Streatham Campus.
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At the Penryn Campus, learning takes place in a setting of outstanding beauty. Alongside this come opportunities you would not find at other universities, including sailing and surfing. I have found like-minded students from every walk of life that are passionate about the same things.
Matt, studying BSc Business and Environment at our Penryn Campus.
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STREATHAM CAMPUS EXETER
A short walk from Exeter city centre, the grounds of Streatham Campus feature many exotic trees set within landscaped green spaces, 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.
PENRYN CAMPUS CORNWALL
Our modern coastal campus near Falmouth places environment and innovation at the heart of everything. This unique and beautiful location has a vibrant cultural scene and benefits from shared facilities with Falmouth University.
Penryn Campus offers latest academic, research and residential facilities set in 100 acres of lush green spaces and gardens. It is close to beaches and countryside, ideal for those with a love of the outdoors and watersports.
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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 industrystandard facilities and a close-knit community.
The Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, and RILD (Research, Innovation, Learning and Development) buildings are only a 10 minute walk away.
YOUR STUDENTS’ UNIONS
When you join the University of Exeter, you become part of a student-led community that turns ideas into action and friendships into impact. At our Devon campuses, it’s the Students’ Guild; in Cornwall, the Falmouth and Exeter Students’ Union. Different names, one shared spirit. Your union provides a platform for you to campaign, run events or explore your passions. Across campuses, hundreds of societies bring university to life. Academic, creative, cultural, or cause-driven, each society started with a single idea.
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Being involved builds confidence, belonging and experiences no lecture can teach. You’ll find your people, try new things and develop skills that connect directly to your future, helping you graduate ready to make a difference in your career and community.
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Streatham Campus, Exeter
Streatham Campus, Exeter
More than 400 societies and student groups, including:
• Adventure
• Anime and Manga
• Ballroom and Latin
• Big Band
• Birdwatching
• British Sign Language
• Campus Cinema
• Chess
• Chronic Health Peer Support
• Comedy
• Cooking
• Creative Writing
• Cyber Security
• Dance
• Debating
• Disney
• Doctor Who
• Drama
• Entrepreneurs
• Esports
• Exeter Student Volunteers
• Expedition
• Eurovision
• Feminist
• Hide and Seek
• Hindu
• Jazz Orchestra
• Judo
• Juggling and Circus Skills
• Just Dance
• K-Pop
• Knitting and Crochet
• LGBTQ+
• Model United Nations
• Motorsport
• Muay Thai
• Neurodivergent and Disabled Students
• Northern Networking
• Open Water Swimming
• Photography
• Pickleball
• Robotics
• Rock and Metal
• Roller Skating
• Sci-Fi and Fantasy
• Shakespeare
• Skydiving
• Soul Choir
• Space
• Taylor Swift
• Video Games
• Women in Business
• Yoga
SPORT
Sport at the University of Exeter is more than activity – it’s part of who we are: competitive, inclusive and full of energy. Whether you’re aiming for elite performance or just want to try something new, you’ll find your place in one of the UK’s leading university sports communities.
We compete at the top level in over 50 British Universities and Colleges Sports. These range from rugby, hockey and netball to sailing, golf and tennis. One of the UK’s most prestigious Sports Scholarship Schemes supports talented student athletes through tailored performance and development support.
If social sport is your style, join the 4,000+ students who play weekly in friendly intramural leagues or explore new activities like archery, canoeing, or ultimate frisbee.
A welcoming, active community and brilliant facilities bring people together, builds confidence and supports you to achieve your best – on and off the field.
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I’m part of the High Performance cricket programme, which has been amazing. It’s super structured and the coaches are brilliant - really focused on individual development as well as the overall progress of the team. The support from the University has been great as well - they really get that we’re balancing sport and studies.
Lucy, studying Sport and Health Sciences at our St Luke’s Campus.
Your new home should be more than just a place to sleep – it’s where friendships form and independence begins. Whether you’re in Devon or Cornwall, our residences give you your own space, with the reassurance of safety, support and community around you.
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The Sidings, near Penryn Campus
We have a range of university-owned, managed or approved accommodation – all just a short walk or bus ride away from lectures, libraries and study spaces. Think about what matters most to you and we’ll do our best to match your preferences – though some residences are especially popular. First-year undergraduates who meet the accommodation guarantee criteria and apply by the accommodation deadline are guaranteed a place in university-owned or managed accommodation. Wherever you live, you’ll be close to green spaces, cafes, study spaces and everything that makes the South West such a unique and inspiring place to study.
University-owned and managed accommodation all include Wi-Fi, bills and insurance, with 24-hour support if you need it. And if you’d rather not cook, catered options let you focus on what matters most – settling in, connecting with others and enjoying student life.
Key facts
Plenty of space: more than 8,200 beds across Exeter and Penryn campuses.
Range of prices:
Exeter: starting from £146.16 per week (2026/27 fees).
Penryn: starting from £149.66 per week (2026/27 fees).
Flexible: Catered and selfcatered options.
Convenient: All rooms on campus or maximum 30 minutes walk away.
Choice of room types:
Standard, en suite, shared and studios available.
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Lopes Hall, Streatham Campus, Exeter
The Sidings, near Penryn Campus
I loved living in Exeter from the moment I got here. In my first year, I lived in University accommodation close to lectures and sports facilities, and in my second year I chose to live in private accommodation in the city with friends. I am still close to campus and within walking distance of University facilities, as well as the city centre, with its shops and restaurants.
Zara, studying BSc Computer Science at our Streatham Campus.
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SUPPORTING YOU
Starting university is exciting – and a big step. At the University of Exeter, you’re never on your own. You’ll have people who know you, spaces that support you and a community that helps you settle, thrive and succeed.
From essay writing and revision to finding your best study flow, our learning support and oneto-one sessions help you build confidence and make the most of your degree. Every student also has a personal tutor – someone who knows you, checks in on your progress, and helps you connect learning to your goals. They’re there for guidance, feedback, or simply a friendly chat.
Our campuses offer welcoming spaces where you can focus, reflect and recharge. Our Wellbeing Services provide practical guidance and professional support. The Multifaith Chaplaincy is open to students of all faiths and none - offering a space to pause, talk or simply take a moment for yourself. In 2025, our whole-university approach was recognised with the prestigious University Mental Health Charter Award.
We also provide specialist support for care leavers, estranged and mature students, carers, and refugees. The AccessAbility team works alongside students with disabilities, long-term health conditions, autism, or mental health challenges to support them with their studies and wellbeing.
The Career Zone helps you explore opportunities, gain experience, and plan your next steps.
From part-time work and CV support, to mock interviews and global internships, we help you turn ambition into action – making sure you graduate ready to make an impact.
Whatever your background, you’ll will be supported to grow academically, personally and professionally.
Wellbeing Services are wonderful, offering courses like CBT and sleep support. I’ve found that being proactive about self-care is important when pushing myself academically. The team are kind and supportive, and they’re able to signpost you to resources or other teams such as AccessAbility or the Education Welfare teams.
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Galatea, studying BSc Animal Behaviour at our Penryn Campus.
FEES, FINANCE AND SUPPORT
Investing in your education at the University of Exeter is about more than earning a degree – it’s about building your future with confidence, whatever your background or circumstances. We’ll support you at every stage to help you plan, budget and make the most of every opportunity.
Tuition fees
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At the time of print, government-set tuition fees for UK undergraduates are likely to be £10,050 for 2027/28. This reflects inflation and rising costs across the sector. As fees for 2027/28 are yet to be formally confirmed, please check our website for the most up-to-date information.
Most students use a UK Government loan, paid directly to the University, and start repayments only when earning above the income threshold. Students may also be eligible for additional financial support, including full tuition fee waivers – details are available online.
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Years 1–4 are covered by a standard student loan. At the time of print, Year 5 tuition fees may be covered by an NHS bursary.
Year abroad / year in industry
Reduced fees apply – typically 15% for a year abroad and 20% for a work or volunteer placement.
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Living costs and support
We know budgeting can feel daunting, especially when you’re settling in. That’s why we provide a range of practical and financial support to help you make student life affordable and rewarding:
• Over 2,000 part-time campus jobs each year
• £6 million student funding
• Affordable accommodation, low-cost meals, and wellbeing activities
• Financial advice and budgeting workshops
Bursaries, scholarships and hardship funds
We also offer bursaries, scholarships, and hardship funds to help students from every background succeed. If money worries affect your health, study or everyday experience, dedicated advice is available through our cost of living support pages and student advice services. You will find help with debt management, benefits and practical budgeting tools. Accessing support is a normal part of student life, and our teams are here to help. Dedicated support is available for students with
specific circumstances, including care leavers, carers, estranged students and mature learners, ensuring everyone has access to the help they need. Whatever your circumstances, you’ll find the support to focus on your future.
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YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE
Your time at the University of Exeter is about more than study –it’s about discovering what drives you and turning it into a career that matters. Your degree helps you build the confidence, skills and real-world experience to be prepared for your future.
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You’ll be able to think, collaborate and connect with opportunity. You’ll be supported by one of the UK’s most highly rated careers services, recognised nationally for delivering real results.
Our award-winning* careers service offers personalised guidance, CV and application support, careers fairs and skills workshops. You’ll have access to our online platform for job vacancies and employer events.
We provide the tools to assess your strengths, explore career pathways and develop lifelong employability skills tailored to your ambitions.
Employers are actively recruiting our graduates – including EY, Deloitte, KPMG, NHS, Sky, Morgan Stanley, and HSBC.
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Top 3 careers service in the
UK*
Experience that sets you apart
Many degrees include placements or a year abroad, helping you gain the skills, perspective, and confidence employers value – and the stories that make you stand out.
Graduate prospects
As one of the UK’s most-targeted universities by graduate employerst, the University of Exeter helps you move from potential to purpose. Wherever your ambition lies – in tech, finance, public service, health, sustainability or creative industries – you’ll be equipped to succeed.
*The StudentCrowd Best Universities for Careers Service 2025. t8thintheGraduateMarketin2025reportbyHighFliersResearch.
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Streatham Campus, Exeter
OUR ALUMNI COMMUNITY
Graduation isn’t the end of your journey – it’s the start of something lasting. When you study here, you join a global community of more than 195,000 graduates in 183 countries – people who are creating change, leading with purpose and shaping the world in every field imaginable.
Your connection to the University continues long after your degree. Our lifelong career support offers personalised advice, mentoring and guidance – whether you’re taking your first steps, switching direction or starting something new.
From networking events and professional talks to informal meet-ups across the world, our alumni share knowledge, opportunities and friendships that last a lifetime.
And with access to online learning, exclusive benefits and the chance to mentor future students, you’ll stay part of a university that evolves with you – one that celebrates your story, wherever life takes you.
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YOUR APPLICATION
At the University of Exeter, we believe potential can look different for everyone. Whatever your background or story, we’ll support you to succeed and make your mark here. Our admissions approach looks beyond grades to see the whole person – your effort, context and ambition.
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Typical offers
Each course page lists our typical offer and any specific entry criteria. These are a guide, not a barrier – if you show exceptional potential, we may still make you an offer even if your grades fall just below.
Recognising additional achievement
We welcome the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) and Core Maths as excellent preparation for university study. Where applicants take either of these qualifications, we may be able to make an alternative offer (eligibility criteria apply*). Alternative offers will state that achieving a grade B in EPQ or Core Maths will guarantee your place if you are one grade below our standard offer, excluding any subjectspecific conditions.
Contextual offers and qualifications
We assess your achievements in the context of your background, offering lower contextual entry requirements where appropriate. We also welcome a wide range of qualifications, from BTECs and T Levels to Access to HE, the
Welsh Baccalaureate, EPQ, Core Maths and Scottish Highers. All our courses are eligible for contextual offers – please check your eligibility here: exetereligibilitychecker.uk
Interviews and personal statements
Most courses don’t require interviews, though some (such as Medicine or Nursing) do. Check your chosen course page on our website to see if an interview is part of the process.
Your academic results matter most, but personal statements can help differentiate candidates with similar achievements. We consider them carefully, recognising that support varies between schools and colleges.
Whatever route you take, we’re here to help you every step of the way – with advice, fairness and understanding at the heart of the process.
Find full details of the qualifications we accept and contextual offer criteria at exeter.ac.uk/ study/undergraduate/entryrequirements. If you have any queries, our admissions team is here to help: ug-ad@exeter.ac.uk
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PARENTS AND SUPPORTERS
Starting university is an exciting new chapter – not just for students, but for the people who’ve supported them along the way. At the University of Exeter, we’re here for everyone on that journey.
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Parents, carers, guardians and relatives can access clear guidance on finances, study support, wellbeing and careers – helping students feel confident, happy and settled across our campuses in Devon and Cornwall.
Our Discover University platform brings everything together, including a dedicated parent and supporter newsletter and a range of regular online sessions. These webinars, delivered by staff and current students, offer insight into student life, the application process and how to make the most of university.
You’ll also find information about bursaries and scholarships, learning and wellbeing support, and career opportunities – so you can help students make informed choices and thrive.
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CHOOSE YOUR COURSE
Most of our undergraduate degree programmes are listed in the following pages. The letters next to each programme indicate the location, so you’ll know if it’s taught at either our Streatham or St Luke’s campuses in Exeter, or our Penryn Campus in Cornwall. We also include whether there are subject specific requirements at A level, IB and BTEC. All courses are eligible for contextual offers. See page 37 for more information and use our eligibility checker in the QR code to the right.
Find full course details, including module information, subject-specific entry requirements, contextual offers, and information about facilities, field trips, teaching, study and work abroad options: exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate
We are constantly developing our portfolio of programmes, and while we make every effort to ensure this list is correct when the prospectus is printed, it can very quickly go out of date. Please always check our website for the latest information before you apply.
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GETTING READY TO APPLY
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UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
HUMANITIES, ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES
Languages, Literatures and Cultures
BA Comparative Literatures and Cultures
BA Comparative Literatures and Cultures & Modern Languages
Modern Languages is also available to study with: Arabic, Art History & Visual Culture, Classical Studies, English, Film & Television Studies, History, International Business, International Relations, Latin, Media and Communications, Politics, and Sociology. See our website for details and entry requirements.▲
MEDICINE, HEALTHCARE & SPORT SCIENCE
BEng Biomedical Engineering
BEng Chemical Engineering
BEng Civil Engineering
BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
BEng Engineering and Entrepreneurship
BEng Renewable Energy Engineering
BEng Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
All courses are eligible for contextual offers, see page 37.
Entry requirements vary by course variant.
DEGREE APPRENTICESHIPS
Degree apprenticeships are a great way to gain a full undergraduate degree while earning a salary. You’ll spend 80% of your time working with a partner company and the rest studying.
This is a great option for people who want to earn a degree but don’t want to take on the financial burden of traditional university fees. It’s also a great way to gain valuable industry experience while you study.
Find out more about the kinds of companies we partner with and how to apply: exeter.ac.uk/study/degreeapprenticeships/apprentices
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
Walk: St Luke’s is just a 15-minute walk from the city centre, while Streatham is a 20-minute stroll.
Train: Direct services to London, Bristol, and other major cities; London in just over two hours.
Bus: Regular services between our Exeter campuses and the city centre.
Car: Exeter has excellent road connections to other major cities, making driving straightforward.
Plane: Explore the UK and Europe with flights from Exeter Airport.
Penryn, Cornwall
Walk: From campus to the town of Penryn in 20 minutes.
Train: 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.
Plane: Newquay Airport is the nearest airport to Penryn, offering flights to destinations across the UK and Europe.
Visit us
Visiting us is a great way to help you decide if we are the right university for you. Come to an Open Day or book onto one of our regular campus tours.
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Contact us: exeter.ac.uk/enquiry
Visit us: exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/visit
Our Discover University platform has information and advice to help you make an informed decision about your next steps. Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/discoveruniversity
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
