University of Exeter Reviews and Ratings

Exeter, EnglandLocation

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Estd1955established year

20286enrollment

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7.9/10

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Based on 18 Students Rating

7.9 out of 10

8.5/10Academic

8.3/10Accommodation

8.6/10Faculty

8.8/10Infrastructure

6.9/10Placement

7.8/10Social Life

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My University of Exeter Journey

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The best part of my university alongside the perfect course structure & amazing faculty was the campus area (Streatham).
It was beautiful with a small pond & surrounded by trees from all sides.
I had so much fun & learned a lot throughout the year.

I chose to stay in university-managed accommodation, as it is convenient and well-suited for international students. I lived in an en-suite room at Lafrowda (Block S) on Streatham Campus, which was within walking distance of the Forum and my classes. I secured the accommodation through the University of Exeter's accommodation portal.
The rent was approximately £183 per week (around £790–£800 per month). The accommodation included a private bedroom and bathroom, shared kitchen facilities, Wi-Fi, utility bills, laundry facilities, and 24-hour support/security, providing a comfortable and safe living environment.

academic: 8/10

faculty: 8/10

infrastructure: 8/10

accomodation: 8/10

placement: 8/10

extracurricular: 8/10

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Chetan Bargi

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2021 )M.Sc International BusinessJune 3, 2026

8.7 /10

Review by Chetan

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Faculty is top notch
Very diverse culture, truly International experience.
University dorms are clean, safe

Dislikes

Not many on campus career fairs
Accommodation rents are unfairly high when compared with the duration students stay.

Students can apply for on-campus dorms or private dorms. En suite flats cost a lot, shared apartments are fairly cheaper. Monthly cost would be around £1200-2000

academic: 10/10

faculty: 10/10

infrastructure: 8/10

accomodation: 10/10

placement: 6/10

extracurricular: 8/10

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Ganesh Gunasekaran

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2020 )Masters in construction management and engineeringMay 22, 2026

9.7 /10

University of Exeter (UoE) review

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There is nothing to dislike about the university of Exeter.

University Accommodation or any other accommodation outside the university is really good. However, universities are relatively expensive compared to other institutions. You are looking at £ 500- £ 750 a month.

academic: 10/10

faculty: 10/10

infrastructure: 10/10

accomodation: 10/10

placement: 8/10

extracurricular: 10/10

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Siddhant Salvi

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2023 )M.Sc International BusinessApril 17, 2026

9.0 /10

Uni Review

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I really liked the strong academic reputation and supportive learning environment at the University of Exeter, especially the focus on practical, real-world applications.

Accommodation is typically found through: University housing Platforms like SpareRoom, Rightmove Student groups (WhatsApp, Facebook, etc).
Average rent is around £500–£800 per month, depending on location and type. This usually includes: Furnished room, Utilities (sometimes included), Internet access.

academic: 10/10

faculty: 10/10

infrastructure: 10/10

accomodation: 10/10

placement: 6/10

extracurricular: 8/10

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Radhika Pallod

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2019 )M.A HistoryJanuary 9, 2026

8.0 /10

My experience as a student of History at Exeter university

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Before I delve into what I personally liked and disliked as a student of History it is important to understand that people from different streams have different experiences at the University.
The faculty was very approachable and kind and they truly enriched my learning experience at the university.

Dislikes

The diversity was quite limited in my department but at no point did I feel that I did not belong there and the faculty often went an extra mile to help me feel more included. There are a lot of extra curricular activities to do there and you will be spoilt for options.

I was in student accommodation, and it was around 500-600 pounds back then. I had a studio to myself. Other than this, there is a common room that everyone can use.

academic: 8/10

faculty: 10/10

infrastructure: 8/10

accomodation: 8/10

placement: 6/10

extracurricular: 8/10

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Siddhi Tawal

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2023 )M.Sc Finance and ManagementNovember 20, 2025

9.3 /10

My Master's at Uni of Exeter Review

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Career Zone & Guidance: The university has a great career zone situated in a separate building wherein there are readily available mentors, CV review, Interview prep courses etc.
Academic Curriculum: The curriculum was just right and perfect to balance out a MSc student’s life with a perfect blend of theory and practical assignments. Assignments are super heavy and more in number making the topic easy to understand
Societies & Events: There are more than 13+ societies to participate with no cap! Each of them holding amazing events, programs especially for international students- a great way to network and make friends. Another great thing was the variety of societies and not just sticking to a single niche.

Dislikes

Transport: As the university is on a hilltop, it becomes difficult to travel back and fro to the city. There is a bus option but can be inconvenient at times.

Off campus accommodation- Studio Apartment 15mins away from the campus

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academic: 10/10

faculty: 8/10

infrastructure: 10/10

accomodation: 10/10

placement: 8/10

extracurricular: 10/10

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Parth

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2025 )M.Sc Business AnalyticsNovember 17, 2025

8.3 /10

My Master's experience @Exeter

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Facilities like adapting to the accent webinars, free english courses, free events to get to know the places nearby.
Huge campus, all types of sports activities involved.
Enough resources to help you understand your course

Dislikes

Depending on the course teaching isn't great
Money goes to Russell group not your future progression or development.
Too overrated for this course.

Off campus because on campus are usually expensive; all they have to offer is near campus and luxury
While off campus I got a great accomodation named Central living where I used to pay 600 per month without any hassle great service by the receptionist and manager, while I booked it thru amber student app didnt have to go thru much all I had to do was submit my uni offer letter pass port, visa and done my accomodation was booked facilities that were included are , bills included electricity water, common kitchen, alarm system, security 24/7, common lounge, laundry, common tv, vending machine and attached bathroom
My accommodation was 20 minutes walking distance from campus. I used to take the bus, which comes like every 10 minutes.

academic: 6/10

faculty: 6/10

infrastructure: 10/10

accomodation: 10/10

placement: 8/10

extracurricular: 10/10

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Mikayla Noronha

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2022 )M.Sc Data ScienceOctober 15, 2025

5.0 /10

UOE Review

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The campus was gorgeous
The city was safe and again beautiful
Accomodation, living costs were low.

Dislikes

The fact that there are no placements
Job situation in the UK which makes spending so much on the degree a moot point

Found my accommodation through Indian Facebook groups and directly contacted them. My monthly rent, including all bills, came up to £568.

academic: 6/10

faculty: 6/10

infrastructure: 6/10

accomodation: 6/10

placement: 2/10

extracurricular: 4/10

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Joshua Singh

University of Exeter( Enrolled 2023 )M.Sc International BusinessSeptember 23, 2025

10.0 /10

Exeter is worth it!

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Lots of focus on practical learning and research. Friendly students and staff. Lots of opportunities to grow

I used the university living website. Monthly rent was 1000 pounds a month and included a massive room (Not sharing) and studio (own kitchen and own bathroom). Gym, cinema room, party room, laundry room, common seating area.