About the University of Exeter
Based in the beautiful and safe South West region of the UK, the University of Exeter offers exciting undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across a wide range of subjects. A member of the prestigious Russell Group of research-led institutions, Exeter consistently ranks highly for student satisfaction and delivers outstanding teaching and world-class research: it is one of the few Russell Group universities to have been awarded triple gold by the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF 2023), and more than 99% of its research is rated as being of international quality*.
Graduates from the University of Exeter go on to successful careers around the world, benefitting from the lifelong support of the University’s award-winning careers service. Within the UK, the University is in the top 10 institutions most targeted by the country’s top employers**.
*Research rated 4* + 3* + 2* in the Research Excellence Framework review 2021
**High Fliers Research, ‘The Graduate Market in 2024’ report
International Applications
The University of Exeter is home to over 30,000 students, including around 7,000 international students from 150 countries, creating a vibrant and diverse student community. The University provides a range of specific support to its international students, including visa advice, airport collections, academic support and more.
Entry requirements for each course, including English language requirements, can be found on the University’s website. International Foundation Year and various English language courses are offered by the University’s INTO Study Centre, based on its Streatham Campus.
Subject Areas
The University offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across its three faculties:
- Faculty of Health and Life Sciences: Biosciences, Health & Care Professions, Psychology, Clinical & Biomedical Sciences, Health & Community Sciences and Public Health & Sport Sciences.
- Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy: Computer Science, Earth & Environmental Science (inc. Camborne School of Mines), Ecology & Conservation, Engineering, Geography, Mathematics & Statistics, Physics & Astronomy, Economics, Finance & Accounting and Management.
- Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences: Arab & Islamic Studies, Archaeology & History, Classics, Ancient History, Religion & Theology, Communications, Drama & Film, English & Creative Writing, Languages, Cultures & Visual Studies, Humanities and Social Sciences (Cornwall), Law School, School of Education and Social & Political Sciences, Philosophy, & Anthropology.
