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• LocationExeter, The United Kingdom
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The University of Exeter is a university in the South West of England and a member of the Russell Group of UK universities. Its history goes back to 1855, and it received its University Charter in 1955. It has two campuses in Exeter, Devon (Streatham and St Luke's) and one in Penryn, Cornwall, about 2.5 hours from London by train. Around 30,000 students study there, including about 7,000 international students from over 150 countries. According to the university, its teaching was rated Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023, and it is ranked 136th in the QS World University Rankings 2027.

• Over 200 undergraduate courses
• Masters courses, including online options and January starts
• PhDs and research degrees
• Foundation, International Year One, Pre-Masters and Pre-sessional English courses at the University of Exeter International Study Centre

Popular areas for international students include business, accounting, finance, engineering, computer science, data science, renewable energy, marketing and law. Exchange students coming for less than six months can study on a Visitor visa. The university offers guaranteed accommodation (terms apply) in owned, managed and partner residences on or close to campus, with catered and self-catered options and bills included.

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Over 200 undergraduate courses (BA, BSc, BEng, LLB, BMBS and integrated master's such as MEng, MSci and MPhys) for 2027 entry, in areas including:

• Accounting, finance, business, economics and marketing
• Law, politics, international relations and philosophy
• Humanities: history, classics, archaeology, English, modern languages, Arabic and Middle East studies, theology
• Engineering, renewable energy, mining, computer science, artificial intelligence and data science
• Mathematics, physics, natural sciences, geology and geography
• Biosciences, ecology and conservation, marine biology, psychology, neuroscience
• Medicine, nursing, medical imaging and sport sciences
• Drama, film and television, media and communications, liberal arts

Many science and engineering degrees can be taken with a foundation year.

Research-led taught masters (MA, MSc, LLM, MRes, MBA, MPH, MFA), some online and some starting in January, plus PhDs and research degrees. Subject areas include:

• Accounting, finance, FinTech, business, management and the One Planet MBA
• Artificial intelligence, computer science, cyber security and data science
• Engineering, renewable energy, mining and geology
• Ecology, conservation and biosciences
• Healthcare, medicine, genomic medicine and public health
• Education and TESOL, creative industries, film and theatre
• Law, economics, history, archaeology and Middle East studies

English requirements vary by programme: each programme page lists a required Profile, which sets the accepted tests and scores. Undergraduate applicants must also meet the standard GCSE English Language requirement. Nationals of majority English-speaking countries, and applicants with a full degree taught in English completed within the last seven years, may meet the requirement without a test. Student visa applicants need at least CEFR level B2. Pre-sessional English courses at the University of Exeter International Study Centre lead to entry without a further IELTS test if the progression requirements are met.

Undergraduate tuition fees per year for international students starting in autumn 2027:

• Arts, humanities and social sciences (including law); accounting, finance, business, economics and marketing: £25,700
• Computer science, engineering, mathematics, physics, geography, geology, natural sciences, nursing, sport and other sciences: £31,500
• Biosciences, biomedical sciences, psychology: £32,150
• BMBS Medicine: £49,300

Fees are expected to rise each year in line with inflation. A full year abroad costs about 15% and a placement year 20% of the maximum fee.

The university offers university-owned, managed and approved partner accommodation in Exeter, on or close to campus, and halls at the Penryn Campus in Cornwall. Students who apply through the university get guaranteed accommodation (terms apply), all-inclusive bills, catered and self-catered options, Wi-Fi in all rooms, laundry facilities and a welfare support team. The Room Finder lists residences and prices for 2026-27.