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Explore the University of Exeter through the eyes of our current students and Alumni. Whether you’re considering studying with us in the future, or have already joined us, you can hear the honest reviews and stories from our students on topics ranging from budgeting to careers, support and wellbeing to accommodation and packing for university.

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Joshua

MSc Weather and Climate Science

I have greatly enjoyed (and will continue to enjoy) my masters project: studying chaotic variability in coupled ice streams. By seeking out a project that appealed greatly to me, I have maintained an enthusiastic and curious approach to research which, with the support of my supervisor, lead to my presenting at the British Applied Mathematics Collo…
– Joshua
“I spent my whole school life alongside my younger brother, as we went to the same primary school and then neighbouring secondary schools, so moving seven hours away from Kent to come to university was a really big step for me. I came straight from sixth form where I studied A levels in Geography, Maths and Spanish, and I wanted to make sure I was …
– Jessica
Jessica

MSci Geology

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Laura

Masters in Public Administration

“What I found surprising was the wide range of courses that you can do and how interdisciplinary they are. I have made friends across different disciplines that has given me an opportunity to discuss topics with lots of different people and therefore gain a wider perspective. The Student Guild community were really helpful in making it feel like…
– Laura