L.L.M from University Of Exeter [EXETER UNI], Exeter - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• Extremely modern and relevant course. There were visits to companies and a focus on practical and job skill aspects.
• We had 4 classes a day on average and timings could be between 8:30am and 6pm (Not fixed timings or classes each day). Some classes had 15 - 20 students max and some lectures had 100+

• Fees is 25000 gbp per year (1-year course for me)

• The course was updated and relevant but extremely superficial.
• No industrial or research exposure was given as the duration was only 1 year.
• There were 4-5 classes spread throughout the day.
• There were 100+ students in my class. 

• £22,000 (excluding scholarship)

• The modules offered were unique and updated according to the current trend and skills demanded by the employers.

• Fee upto –  25,000 GBP.

• Course syllabus is very well updated, research experience is self research.
• In a day there will be 3 classes , timings depends on the courses, Avg number of students would be 70.

• My fees was  GBP 28,000.

There is an option for the placement year. However, I did not take it. The course syllabus is according to what's happening in real life.

Fee starts at 19500 GBP in the first year. increases every year by around 1000 GBP.

Course curriculum was rigorous and provided in depth learning to the scholar.

For the program starting in 2020, the fees for my course was 19700 GBP but the scholarship is a great help.

The course is in-depth and overall curriculum is designed to take up real life corporate problems easily

GBP 30000 for 1 year

It's good and interesting it relies heavily on outside reading but it is a good thing as it teaches us more up to date knowledge compared to outdated high school science material which is out of date.

The fees are paid in four installments they're we're not extra charges aside frozen optional societies which they encourage.

The course curriculum covers traditional economics alongside behavioural economics. Personally I would have liked more behavioural economics, but having both does give you technical skills as well. Some modules like Econometrics I could have been better structured as we learnt a statistical computing software called TSM, which has no existence in the real-world as institutions values statistical softwares like R. However, this was the case as the tutor who was primarily going to handle that module pulled out of that role and was replaced by someone else, who's choice was to teach us TSM.

£20,100

It is heavily based on sustainability and very little about classic MBA modules. It is based primarily on Circular economy and for those seeking to enhance their understanding on green priniciples(reuse, reduce, recycle thinking) can take up this course. It does delve into traditional courses on strategy, theoretical leadership, marketing, entrepreneurship, sales, finance, operations, among others.

I thought it would be a good university to enhance my MBA and learn in-depth business acumen, leadership skills, diverse exposure to cohort and make long-lasting friendships. In addition, it was an opportunity to learn about British culture, social background, explore the country and learn about their traditions and beliefs.