University of Exeter

The University of Exeter is spread across three campuses — two in Exeter, Devon, and one in Penryn, Cornwall. The teaching and research activities of the Faculty of Medicine and Health take place at the RILD Building, RD&E Wonford, and at a facility in Truro known as the "Knowledge Spa." Streatham Campus, the largest of the University of Exeter's campuses, is built around a hillside overlooking the city and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful settings in the country. The Times has described Streatham Campus's registered botanical gardens as among the most beautiful in all of Britain, while The Independent has called Streatham Campus "magnificent."

Renovated in recent years with substantial investment, the Forum — which has quickly become Streatham Campus's most striking feature and serves as a hub for the entire campus — offers a new Student Services Centre, a refurbished library, state-of-the-art learning spaces, a 400-seat event hall, and numerous shopping and dining outlets. Academic buildings, the sports park, the library, shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars are all within walking distance of one another.

St. Luke's Campus, the university's second campus in Exeter, is home to the university's Graduate School of Education, the College of Life and Environmental Sciences, and the University of Exeter's renowned Medical School. Located east of the city center, St. Luke's Campus is just 1 mile from Streatham Campus, which is situated in the northwest of the city. St.

Luke's Campus features a library recently refurbished with a £1 million budget, IT facilities, modern seminar rooms, lecture theaters, an art room, a fitness room, a health and fitness studio, a heated indoor swimming pool, and prayer spaces. While the University of Exeter Students' Guild organizes many of its activities on St. Luke's Campus, students at St. Luke's have full access to all the academic, social, and sporting facilities available at Streatham Campus.

Penryn Campus in Cornwall is situated near the coastal town of Falmouth, covering an area of approximately 405,000 square meters and boasting some of the most stunning scenery to be found anywhere in the United Kingdom. Penryn Campus offers tranquility and peace alongside a vibrant student community made up of science, engineering, humanities, and arts students. Ranked in the top ten in the country for student satisfaction, students at Penryn Campus describe the experience as highly personal, intellectually stimulating, and one where everyone quickly gets to know their peers.

Across Exeter, St. Luke's, and Penryn Campuses, the University of Exeter provides students with ample opportunities in the arts, music, culture, sports, social activities, food and drink, shopping, and accommodation, while also hosting over 300 student clubs and societies that students can join. Among the student societies are:

• Acting Society
• Airsoft Society
• Animal Welfare Society
• Anime and Manga Society
• Art Society
• Automotive Society
• Bake Society
• Bowling and Arcade Society
• Chamber Orchestra
• Computing Society
• Darts Society

among others.

The University of Exeter provides students with catered accommodation, self-catered accommodation, and private housing options. Y

The rent for catered accommodation includes breakfast and dinner seven days a week, and students are served a continental breakfast, brunch, and dinner on weekends.

The University of Exeter provides healthcare services five days a week during term time for students studying at Streatham Campus through the Streatham Campus Health Centre, for students at St. Luke's Campus through The Heavitree Practice, and for students at Penryn Campus through Penryn Surgery at Tremough House Annexe.

Students holding a Student/Tier 4 visa who have paid the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) as part of their visa application can access most of the healthcare services provided, with the exception of prescription and dental services.

In addition, the University of Exeter recommends that students admitted to the university obtain adequate health insurance and register with the relevant health center associated with the campus where they will be studying before arriving in the United Kingdom.

 The University of Exeter boasts an extensive alumni network with many distinguished graduates who have excelled in various fields. Among the university's notable alumni are: 

• J. K. Rowling
• Thom Yorke
• Ameenah Gurib
• Zara Tindall
• Sigrid Kaag
• Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi
• Robert Bolt
• Vanessa Kirby
• Ben Collins