Reviewed on Apr 17, 2026(Enrolled 2023)
What Students Say
Likes
- I really liked the strong academic reputation and supportive learning environment at the University of Exeter, especially the focus on practical, real-world applications.
Course Curriculum
10
- The course curriculum was well-structured and fairly up-to-date, combining core business theory with practical applications like simulations and case studies. There was good exposure to real-world scenarios through projects, though direct industry exposure was somewhat limited.
- Typically, I had 2–3 classes per day, each lasting 1–2 hours, with schedules varying between morning and afternoon sessions. The average class size was around 30-40 students, which allowed for interactive discussions and group work.
Tips to enhance your application
- Docs required were:
- Academic transcripts and degree certificates
- English language test scores
- Personal statement
- Letters of recommendation
- CV/Resume (for postgraduate courses)
Admission Experience
- I chose the University of Exeter for its strong reputation in business studies and practical learning approach. My overall experience was very positive, with a good balance of theory and real-world application, supported by a diverse and engaging academic environment.
Faculty
10
- The faculty is highly qualified, with a faculty-to-student ratio of around 1:15–1:20. Professors are knowledgeable, approachable, and supportive, often bringing strong industry and research experience into teaching. Many modules are led by experienced academics who encourage practical application and critical thinking.
Campus Life
10
- Campus life at the University of Exeter is vibrant and well-rounded, with a single main campus offering excellent infrastructure. The university has 100+ student societies and clubs, covering academic, cultural, and sports interests, along with regular events, networking sessions, and career fairs.
Part Time Jobs
- Maximum allowed: 20 hours per week (during term time). Jobs are found via university portals, local businesses, and online platforms. On-campus roles are competitive and limited
Placement
6
- After graduating from the University of Exeter, the current job market is quite competitive, especially for international students, with relatively fewer opportunities and higher competition for roles. While many students do secure jobs within 6 months, outcomes vary based on individual effort, experience, and networking.
- Online job portals (LinkedIn, Indeed)
- University career services and job fairs
- Networking and referrals
- Internships that convert into full-time roles
Accommodation
Off Campus
10
- 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.
Exams
- Admission to the University of Exeter required a strong academic background along with proof of English proficiency. I met the requirements with an IELTS score of 7.0 and a solid undergraduate degree in Commerce. The process also included submitting academic transcripts, a personal statement, and references.
Fees
- The total tuition fee for the programme at the University of Exeter is approximately £25,000 – £30,000
