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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.
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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.
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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.
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- 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.
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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.
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- 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.
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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
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- 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.
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- The campus was gorgeous
- The city was safe and again beautiful
- Accomodation, living costs were low.
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- 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.
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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.
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- The course was concise, the evaluation methods and course works were practical
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- The teaching & modules were not done in-depth
- No help with placements
- £800 p.m for accomodation + utility, used FB marketplace/ OpenRent portal to get accomodation.
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- The Professor and Supervisors are very knowledgeable.
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- I dislike the steep uphill.
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- I like the overall experience in my university the infrastructures and the people there is really great, the opportunities are great,
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- what I dislike is Accommodation is on the higher side and the living cost is also isn't cheap for a city which is quite far from London.
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