University of Exeter

Exeter is a prestigious UK university which combines world leading research with very high levels of student satisfaction. A member of the UK's Russell Group of research-intensive universities it was awarded Gold status in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) for teaching quality and graduate outcomes, including an on-time completion rate of 96% and graduate employability of 95%. Exeter has a student population of approximately 25,000 students of which over 5000 are international from over 130 different countries.

The University has two campuses in the beautiful Roman city of Exeter in Devon (2.5 hours by train from London) and a further campus near Falmouth, a fashionable marina town in Cornwall.

Students and staff enjoy some of the finest campus and surrounding natural environments in the UK. The main Streatham campus is a registered botanical garden and all locations offer easy access to stunning national parks and the outstanding coastline of the South West peninsula.