Undergraduate
Mini Prospectus

2025

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The Forum,
Streatham Campus.

Contents1	Thriving at the
University of Exeter
Our researchYour application
FinanceYour career starts here

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The South West
Penryn, Cornwall
Streatham, Exeter
St Luke’s, Exeter
Accommodation

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SupportStudent Unions:		 The Guild and The SU
Sport
Student life
Societies
Our alumni community

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Degrees

Community

CampusCourseWhy choose us?

	Choose your course
Degree apprenticeships

Why choose us?
Going to university and thinking about where to study
is a big decision. Here are just a few reasons why ourstudents chose to study at the University of Exeter.

11th in The Times and
The Sunday Times Good
University Guide 2024.

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In six out of seven themes(National Student Survey 2023).

Rated Goldin the Teaching
Excellence Framework(TEF) 2023.

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Ranked 153rd in the world2.
153rd in the QS World University
Rankings 2024.

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Top 10 in the Russell Groupfor student satisfaction1.

One of the mostinternational universities
in the world3.
Ranked 39th in Times Higher
Education Most International
Universities in the World 2023.
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Safe green campus
environment.

Consistently Top 5 in
British University andColleges Sport rankingsout of 150+ institutions.

Dedicated libraries
boasting 1.2m e-books,
1m printed volumes andover 1,000 databases anddigital archives.

Over 30,000
students from over
150 countries.

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Innovative teachingentire university, if they can betimetabled together and you
meet the entry requirements. Our
Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences
courses deliver an interdisciplinary
perspective and addresscontemporary global issues.

Thriving at the

CourseUniversity of Exeter
At the University of Exeter, we believe your education is morethan just lectures and exams. It’s a voyage of discovery, driven
by your passions and enabled by our dedicated support. We
carefully foster a vibrant community where your voice matters,
not just in the classroom, but in shaping the very core of youruniversity experience.
Be heard, be involved
We actively invite yourparticipation in crucial decisions
about your academic journey.
Through student committees,
focus groups, and our Students’
Independent bookshop,
Exeter City Centre.

Guild (Exeter) and the SU(Penryn), you have the power toinfluence curriculum development,
resource allocation, andcampus initiatives. We listen, we
collaborate, and we act on yourfeedback, ensuring your university
experience is tailored to yourneeds and aspirations.

Your success is our mission
We understand that every
student’s path is unique. Whether
you come from a disadvantaged
background, are a maturelearner, or have joined us fromacross the globe, we will support
your individual journey. Our virtualand physical Student Information
Desk (SID), plus localised
information points and hubs, will
provide dedicated and focused
support to ensure you thrive.

Our world-leading academics
bring teaching to life by exposing
you to new perspectives andsharing the latest discoveries as
they happen. Whether you are
studying on-campus or online you
will receive exceptional teaching,plus academic support via our
personal tutor system.

Flexible learning
Our Flexible Combined Honours(FCH) programmes let you
combine any two or eventhree subjects from across the

Many of our degrees offer ‘year
abroad’ options; these giveyou either a professional work
placement or a year’s study at oneof our prestigious international
partner universities. We also
have a range of work placements
available in the UK.

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We work hard to make sure our
IT infrastructure seamlessly
integrates digital tools into
your studies. Access virtual
learning environments, online
collaboration platforms, anddedicated software packages
from practically any device,
anywhere. Our Digital Hub will
support you through every aspectof your digital life on campus.

Your pocket companion
Our innovative student app puts
campus life at your fingertips.
Access course materials, track yourtimetable, find support services,connect with peers, and explore
our vibrant university, all from yoursmartphone. It’s your personalised
gateway to everything university
life has to offer.

Library services
Our extensive libraries, many
open 24/7 during term time,offer an unrivaled wealth ofresources, from online journals anddatabases to specialist collections,
quiet study spaces, and the uniqueBill Douglas Cinema Museum.
Expert librarians are available toguide your research and find theinformation you need for yourstudies.

CourseTech-powered learning

Community at our heart
We’re more than just a university;
we’re a warm and welcoming
community where connections
flourish. Join our vibrant societies
and clubs, explore diverse
cultural events, or volunteer
your time to make a difference.
From sports teams to music
ensembles, academic societies
to social groups, there’s a placefor everyone to belong andcontribute.
Digital Makerspace,
Streatham Campus.

Parents/guardians/supporters
The decision to go to university
is a big step for students, andfinding the most suitable courseand place to study can be adaunting task. We recognisethat parents, guardians, carers
and relatives can all play a vitalrole in choosing and applying foruniversity.

To support families during thisprocess, whether you havesome or no experience of higher
education, we’ve gathered the
key information that you will needto help guide a young person
through the application journey.
We also host regular webinars
designed to support this process.
You can find out more at: exeter.
ac.uk/study/undergraduate/
applying/accessexeter/parents

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Penryn Campus.

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CourseOur research
As a Russell Group university our research makesa difference across the world.
Male wrasse in breeding season,by Prof Martin Stevens.

We believe in breaking down
traditional barriers between
academic disciplines so we canconsider the bigger problemsof the 21st century from humanas well as physical perspectives.
We are tackling some of thefundamental issues facing
humankind to create a greener,
healthier and fairer world.

Green futures

Antimicrobial resistance

We have the UK’s top five mostinfluential climate scientists – all inthe top 21 in the world (Reuters Hot
List). In total, we have over 1,500
research and education specialists
working on a green future.

Antimicrobial resistance is
an issue on a global scale.
Our research stretches fromfundamental lab work rightthrough to influencing global
policies on the issue.

exeter.ac.uk/greenfutures

exeter.ac.uk/research/amr

Healthier oceans

Social inequalities

We embed our research in yourteaching, ensuring your lecturers
and tutors are at the forefrontof their subjects, writing the
textbooks and making thediscoveries that you’ll study.
Many of our courses also give you
the opportunity to get involved ina research project yourself.

Covering 70% of the Earth’s
surface, our oceans absorb 90% of
the world’s heat and one third of all
human-produced carbon dioxide.
Which is why preserving them is achallenge we must rise to.

We are using innovative andinterdisciplinary researchmethodologies acrossHumanities and Social Sciences
to understand, explore andaddress social inequalities thatexist across communities.

exeter.ac.uk/research/healthieroceans

Neuroscience
We are making world-leading
advances in understanding how
our brains develop and function,
and what changes occur in someof our most devastating diseases.
exeter.ac.uk/research/neuroexeter.ac.uk/research/socialinequality

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We welcome applications from anyone with the talent,motivation and potential to thrive, regardless of background.
Our ‘Typical Offer’ is the baseline for most accepted
applicants. It shows the expected grades needed for eachsubject as well as any specific requirements. While we usually
stick to these ranges, we may occasionally offer exceptional
individuals a place even if their grades fall slightly below.
We do not make unconditional offers unless you have alreadyachieved the required grades.
Contextual offers andalternative qualifications
We understand that youracademic journey may be
influenced by various factors, so
we evaluate your application in
the context of your background.
If you meet certain criteria,
we may offer you lower entry
requirements than our standard.
This is called a contextual offer.
You can find out more about
contextual offers on our website:
exeter.ac.uk/undergraduate/
entryrequirements/contextual
We’re also keen to accept
qualifications other than A
levels. Some are listed here,
and more are detailed on
our website: exeter.ac.uk/
study/undergraduate/
entryrequirements

If you have any queries about
the qualification you have taken,
please contact our admissions
team at: ug-ad@exeter.ac.uk.

Access course
We accept the Access to Higher
Education Diploma. Our typicaloffers range from 30 Level 3
credits at Distinction grade and
15 Level 3 credits at Merit grade,to 24 Level 3 credits at Distinction
grade and 21 Level 3 credits at
Merit grade. Where programmes
list specific subject requirements,
these can often be met withcertain credits taken within
the Access programme.

Advanced Welsh
Baccalaureate – Skills
Challenge Certificate
We accept the Advanced Welsh
Baccalaureate as equivalent
to an A level. We expect you
to offer at least two A levels or
equivalent in addition to thisqualification. We also accept the
Welsh Baccalaureate Advanced
Diploma – Core as equivalent to
an A Level when you achieve a
grade C.

BTEC
We accept BTEC qualifications.
The BTEC Level 3 Extended
Diploma is the most commonly
offered and is suitable for entry.
Where a specific A level is neededin addition to the BTEC it is listed
in our progamme-specific entry
requirements. Our typical offers
range from D*DD to DDM.
Depending on your grades, we
can consider the BTEC Level 3
Diploma in lieu of two A levels
against our general entry

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requirements, and the BTEC
Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma
in lieu of one A level. Further
information about our typicaloffers for this qualification are
published via UCAS.

Extended Project
Qualifications/Core Maths
We welcome the Extended Project
and Core Maths Qualifications
as excellent preparation to
support progression to university
study. In recognition of this,where applicants are taking
EPQ or Core Maths, we may beable to make an alternate offer(providing you meet the eligibility
criteria1) giving you more
flexibility in how you meet ourrequirements. Alternative offers
will state that for applicants
who achieve a grade A in either
the EPQ or Core Maths, we will
guarantee to confirm their place
if they achieve 1 grade below
our offer, excluding any subject
conditions.

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We recognise both Highers
and Advanced Highers and,depending on your achieved/
predicted grades, we can accept
applicants with either of thesequalifications or in combination.

T Levels
We recognise the T Levelqualifications for entry onto some
programmes. Our programme
web pages give full details of
where T Levels are acceptable
and where applicable the grades
and subjects required.

Interviews
Most of our degrees do not
require interviews. Where
interviews are part of theprocess, we make this clear in
the subject pages on our website.
Typically, we interview for Applied
Psychology, Medical Imaging(Diagnostic Radiography),
Medicine, and Nursing degrees.

Personal statements
Your academic results are by
far the most important part ofyour application and are thebest predictor for success atuniversity. We rarely use personalstatements selectively because
we are mindful of different levelsof support between schools
and colleges. However, they
can in theory be part of whatmakes a difference if we haveto choose between candidates
with the same predictions or
achievements.

Key application dates
5 September 2024 –applications open.
15 October 2024 –application deadline for
medicine, Cambridge,
and Oxford.
29 January 2025 –equal consideration
deadline.
You can find out more about
our applications policies andprocedures at:exeter.ac.uk/study/
undergraduate/applying

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Studying for a degree is an investment in your future
and we are committed to supporting you.
Alongside your tuition fees you willneed to pay for living costs andaccommodation, as well as otherpotential course costs.
Financial worries should not put
anyone off studying, we offer:
Bursaries to complement
student loans for UK students
from low household income
families.
Scholarships for academic orsporting excellence, and othercriteria.
Expert funding advice andguidance.
Access to bursary support
for students who have been
in care, are estranged fromtheir families, have caring
responsibilities or may needdisability support.
Access to hardship funds forstudents experiencing financial
difficulties.

Access to affordable and low
cost food, goods, social andextra-curricular activities.
Advice, guidance and practicalsupport to help with the cost ofliving.

Tuition fees
UK students
At time of print, the fee for UK
undergraduate students is £9,250,
which can be covered in full by astudent loan. Please check our
website as this may be subject togovernment policy changes. We
offer full tuition fee waivers forstudents who have been in thecare of a UK local authority andmeet our eligibility requirements,
please check details online.
Exceptions to the standard fee are:
BMBS Medicine: Standard
tuition fee is applied per year
for years 1 – 4. Year 5 tuition
fees will be paid by the NHS1.

Information and opportunities
for part-time work.
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Under review – assuming current arrangement continues.
These figures may be subject to change should government policy alter.

Year Abroad/Year in Industry:If you study a four-year degree
programme and spend a fullacademic year abroad your fee
will be reduced to £1,385 (orapprox. 15% of the maximum
fee for that year). If you spend afull year on a work or volunteer
placement (UK or abroad) yourfee will be reduced to £1,850(or 20% of the maximum fee forthat year)2.
You can apply for a student
loan to cover all your tuition fees.
This means:
You won’t have to pay tuition
fees in advance.
You only start repaying yourloan when your income isover a threshold set by thegovernment, and repayments
are always a small portion ofyour salary.
This loan does not affect yourcredit score or ability to get amortgage.
For further details on applying
see gov.uk/apply-online-forstudent-financeIf you study full-time you canapply for a maintenance loan tohelp with living costs each year.
The amount you get will dependon your household income. The
loan is paid directly into your bankaccount at the start of each term
and will need to be repaid.
Find out more about
government loans:exeter.ac.uk/undergraduate/
fees/government-grants
International students
For students starting in autumn
2024 our fees differ by subject
area:
BMBS Medicine: £45,700
Arts, Humanities, Social
Sciences (including Law):£23,700
Accounting, Finance, Businessand Management, Economics
and Marketing: £23,700
Biosciences, Ecology andConservation, Geography,
Medical Sciences (including
Medical Imaging, Nursing and
Neuroscience), Psychology andSport Sciences: £29,700

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/students/finance

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Care leavers under the ageof 25.

Mathematics and Computer
Science (including Mathematics
with Accounting/Economics/
Finance/Management):£27,000

Students with caring
responsibilities.

Engineering, Physics (including
Combined Honours Maths andPhysics), Geology, Mining andNatural Sciences: £29,700International fees will increasein each year of study in line with
CPI (Consumer Price Index) per
our current policy.
Keep up to date with changes
to tuition fees: exeter.ac.uk/
undergraduate/fees
Find out about international
study visas: exeter.ac.uk/
internationalstudents/
applyingforavisa

Bursaries
Bursaries are non-competitive
payments intended to help students
who are under-represented inhigher education or who are from
low income households.
In 2023 we offered bursaries for:UK students with a householdincome below £30,000.

Students without family support.
Find out more about the bursaries
available: exeter.ac.uk/study/
funding/undergraduate/support

Scholarships
Scholarships are payments
made to support your education,
awarded on the basis of merit,
personal achievement andacademic ability.
Each year we offer a wide rangeof scholarships, including:Sport – for outstanding
students in key sports.
Music – choral and organ
scholarships.
International students ofoutstanding academic quality.
UK mature students meetinghigh academic standards.

Students progressing fromour fair access programmes
achieving exceptional
academic standards orovercoming specific challenges.
Specific details of bursaries andscholarships change each year,
usually in February (for students
starting that October). Stayup to date and find out more,
including criteria and awards forindividual schemes: exeter.ac.uk/
study/funding/undergraduate/
scholarships

Financial advice
Our Student Information Desk
(SID) can answer questions andgive information about fees
and funding. Our Students’
Guild Advice Team can offer
independent financial advice.
Debt management advice andsupport is also available to ourcurrent students through ourpartnership with StepChange.
Find out more:

Students studying abroad.

exeter.ac.uk/students/financeStudents from Devon and
Cornwall who meet specificcriteria.

exeterguild.org/financethesu.org.uk/advice/financeWorking while studying
Most students help support
themselves by working part-time.
We recommend no more than
10–15 hours per week. We can help
you find part-time jobs, including
opportunities on campus:
exeter.ac.uk/careers/casualjobs

Living costs
Living costs are all expenses
other than tuition fees, such asaccommodation (unless you live
rent-free at home), food, travel,bills, entertainment, socialising,books and other study costs, orcourse extras (e.g. field trips,
equipment). The total will dependon the course you study as well as
your individual needs and priorities.
If you are an international student
it is important that you researchliving costs in the UK when deciding
where to study, as differences in
the cost of living and exchange
rates may make living costs
significantly more expensive than inyour home country. You will need todemonstrate you are able to cover
your living costs to obtain a visa.
Find more detailed andup-to-date examples of
specific living costs:
exeter.ac.uk/undergraduate/
money/livingcosts

CourseFlexible Combined Honours:£24,500

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CourseYour career starts here
From careers advice to work experience and skills development,
we can offer the support and opportunities you need to impress
employers when you graduate.
Career Zone
Rated a top 5 careers service1,
the Career Zone offers a fullrange of support, including advice
on preparing your CV, running
mock interviews, employer
presentations, careers fairs
and job-hunting techniques, alldesigned to match your skills
and ambitions with great career
options. Our Careers Team will
help you build the range of skills
employers now demand, beyond
subject knowledge alone.

90%

Employment opportunities
around the world
We have a Global Employer
Engagement Officer within our
Global Opportunities Team,
who is dedicated to building
relationships with graduate
employers around the world to
support your career aspirations.
We also offer China and India
Career Ready Programmes,
specially tailored to help students
from those countries apply forjobs in the UK and back home.

Careers fair,
Streatham Campus.

90% of our graduates in or
due to start employment
or further study fifteen
months after graduation2.

I have learnt so much from my Industrial Placement. It not only
has given me an opportunity to learn what to expect in the work
environment, but also to think deeper and link theories with real-lifescenarios when in lectures in my final year at the University. My
placement company also provided a range of training opportunities
and volunteering activities that have helped me build mypresentation skills, technical skills and interpersonal skills.

Yuan.
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The Student Crowd Best Universities for Careers Service 2023.
Based on full-time, first degree, UK domiciled graduates, HESA Graduate Outcomes Survey 2020/21.

BSc Economics and Finance with Industrial Experience, Streatham Campus.

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Beyond our vibrant cities and towns
we are surrounded by national parks,
beaches, nature reserves and heritage
sites, with an exciting year-roundcultural scene.

CampusBirmingham

Cardiff
LondonBristol

NewquayPENRYNFALMOUTH

Exeter.

Beautifulcampuses.

National
Parks on yourdoorstep.
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Dartmoor.

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Penryn:2.5hrs1

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Falmouth.

London: 2.5hrs1✈

Our unique campuses in Devon and
Cornwall are at the centre of a regionrich in history, culture, science andnatural beauty.

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Penryn Cornwall
A modern coastal campus, near Falmouth, whereenvironment and sustainability are embedded into
our core. This unique and beautiful location has avibrant cultural scene in part from sharing facilities
with Falmouth University.

Facilities include:
24/7 Library in term time

Masters Suite

Environment andSustainability InstituteSports Centre

Science and Engineering
Research Support Facility

Multifaith Chaplaincy

Renewable Energy
Engineering Facility

Green Flag Awarded grounds
Multi Use Games Area (MUGA)CampusOur campuses

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Streatham Exeter
A beautiful green campus with a mix of modern andhistoric study environments, on-site accommodation,
shopping, cafes, bars, entertainment, support andworld-class sports facilities.

Facilities include:
24/7 Library

Microscopy Suite

Living Systems InstituteMultifaith Centre

The Bill Douglas Cinema
MuseumLakes, woodland, parkland,gardens

Digital Humanities Lab

Gym, swimming, outdoor sports

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St Luke’s Exeter
In the heart of the city and home to the Medical School,
Sport & Health Sciences and Education, this friendly
campus packs in all the modern facilities within its
beautiful traditional setting.
Facilities include:
24/7 Library
Clinical Skills Resource Centre
Medical Sciences Lab
Nutrition Lab
Sports Science Lab
Medical Imaging Lab
Education Centre
Gym and swimming poolCampusOur campuses

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CampusAccommodation
Studying in a new place is a big decision and it’s important tohave somewhere safe and secure to call home, whether that’s
in a university residence or private accommodation.
If you choose to live in university
accommodation, meet our criteria
and apply by our deadline, weguarantee to offer you a room.
You’ll have the opportunity to meeta diverse range of people fromdifferent backgrounds and cultures
studying a variety of programmes ideal for helping you to easily makenew friends.

You can find out more about
university accommodation suitable
for students studying at our Exeter
campuses at: exeter.ac.uk/study/
accommodation. If you plan to
study in Cornwall, details about
the accommodation the University
provides can be found here: exeter.
ac.uk/study/accommodation/
cornwallcampuses

Everyone has different
requirements, and we offer a wide
range of accommodation to suit
all tastes and budgets with thefollowing benefits:

Exeter and Cornwall also have agood selection of private sector
accommodation close to our
campuses, so you’re never too
far away from where you need tobe. Private accommodation has
contract lengths and rent levels tosuit different budgets.

All bills included in rent
24/7 campus security
Convenient locations on or near
our campuses
Catered and self-catered options
Wifi in all rooms
Laundry facilities
Social spaces
Experienced welfare support
team

To find out more about living
in Exeter private sector
residences, visit: exeter.ac.uk/
study/accommodation/
private. Or you can find out
more about private sector
housing in Cornwall at: exeter.
ac.uk/study/accommodation/
cornwallcampuses/privatehousing

Glasney Village,
Penryn Campus.

Find out more:
exeter.ac.uk/accommodation
exeter.ac.uk/study/accommodation/cornwallcampuses

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SupportCommunity

Multifaith
Chaplaincy,
Penryn Campus.

Your wellbeing whilst at university is crucial to us
and we have advisors on hand to help support you
in a range of areas.

Learning support

Tailored support

From essay writing andtime management skills
to revision strategies
and exam techniques,
we’ll do all we can to help
support your learning.

We provide specialised
support for care leavers,
estranged students, student
carers, mature students,
and refugees, catering
to your unique needs.

Multifaith Chaplaincy

Wellbeing

Our Multifaith Chaplaincy is here
for students of all faiths but alsoof no faith. The team is madeup of Chaplains from a variety of
religions who are available to offer
listening and informal support.

Our Wellbeing Services
are here to help you withany health and wellbeing
issues you may experience
while studying with us.

International student support
From helping you with your visa
application to our airport collection
service, our International Student
Support team will help make yourjourney to the University of Exeter
as easy as possible.

Our AccessAbility teamcan provide support
and advice for students
with both physical andmental disabilities.

I have dyslexia and before coming to university
I was quite worried about how this would affectmy ability to study at degree level. However, my
experience working alongside the University’s
AccessAbility team has made the transition to
studying at university as easy as possible. I haven’t
found that my dyslexia has impacted my ability
to study or keep up with anyone else at all and forthat I’m really grateful for the provisions in placehere at the University of Exeter.

Megan.
MSci Applied Psychology (Clinical), Streatham Campus.

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/students/wellbeing

Disability support

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Community

Guild & SU
University of Exeter
Students’ Guild
The Students’ Guild is yourstudents’ union in Exeter andis central to student life. Whenyou register as a student, you
automatically become a member,
opening the door to a whole hostof opportunities.
With over 300 societies andgroups on offer, you can explore
your passions and meet yourpeople. The Guild is also there
to support you throughout yourtime at university and can provide
advice on everything from yourstudies to finances.

The societies are amazing! I made all my friends
and fully explored my hobbies in them. I’ll miss thewonderful people from the Guild when I graduate
as they helped me through it all!

Ollie.
BSc Business and Management,
Streatham Campus.

Find out more: exeterguild.com

The Falmouth andExeter Students’ Union
The SU will play a major role inyour student experience, from
Welcome Week through to
Graduation. It organises events;
provides more than 120 sports
clubs, societies and volunteer
projects; gives students theopportunity to represent theirfellow students; and is on handto provide support and advice.

Find out more: thesu.org.uk

The SU team are fantastic.
A combination of both graduatedExeter and Falmouth students,
they are a brilliant source of
support for the creation/joiningof societies, mental health andany other university queries
you have.

Molly.
BSc Zoology, Penryn Campus.

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Sports Park, Streatham Campus.

Consistently finishing in the top 5 of the British Universities
and Colleges Sports competition, we consider sport to bean essential part of life, and not just the competitive kind.
Whether you’re an elite athlete, enthusiastic amateur, orcomplete beginner, we have a huge variety of sports clubs
and facilities to suit your interests. Develop your skills,
learn something new or just have some fun!
Get involved: With over
100 sports clubs across our
campuses, there is somethingfor everyone. Give ultimate
frisbee a go, take to the waves
with surfing or even learn
how to horse ride.
Social sport: Join over 4,000
University of Exeter students
playing weekly in our intramuralsports leagues. A great way
to enjoy sport while making
new friends.
Cutting-edge facilities: Over£30 million has been invested
into new and improved sports
facilities including gyms,
all-weather pitches, fitnessclasses and swimming pools.

Community

Sport

Sports Hall,
Streatham Campus.

Competitive opportunities:
Play in local leagues andnational competitions.

Penryn Campus.

Sports scholarships:
Scholarships are available,
providing support andfinancial benefits to help
meet the needs of individual
athletes.
Sports Park,
Streatham Campus.

Exeter is a very big university for sport. I really enjoy
playing golf and not many universities are big on
golf, but Exeter definitely is. I play for the BUCS teamso we have a match every week and training once or
twice a week. Being able to play golf competitively
and get coaching to continue improving alongside
my studies has been great. It has been a big part of
my uni life and it is a good way to meet people.

Ceri.
BA International Business and Modern Languages, Streatham Campus.

Find out more: sport.exeter.ac.uk

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Streatham Campus.

Student life

Living in Cornwall is an absolute
dream. You have outstanding
beauty on your doorstep andsome of the best beaches in the
UK. There is also an amazing
heritage and culture in Cornwall.

There’s more to university than just studying. The friends you
will make and the experiences you will have outside of thelecture theatre all help to shape your university experience.
Whether you’re based on our Streatham, St Luke’s or Penryn
Campus, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to explore music,
sport, art, theatre and nightlife.
Welcome Week

Meet our students

Before your first term begins, join
us for a fun-filled Welcome Week.
This is your chance to get to know
the campus and local area, learn
more about your course, explore
our diverse societies and sports,
and discover the University’s
support services. Plus, it’s theperfect opportunity to makenew friends.

Become a part of our community
before you even arrive on campus.
Follow @ExeterUniLife on
Instagram, where our students
share their university experienceand top tips to help you make themost of your degree.

Exeter City
Centre.

Exeter is a perfectly sized city. I come from a rural
town with very limited shops, nightlife and activities,
so Exeter feels massive in comparison with so many
shops and things going on at all times.

Megan.
MSci Applied Psychology (Clinical),Streatham Campus.

Matt.
BSc Business and Environment,
Penryn Campus.
Penryn Campus.

Students’ Guide
Want to get an insight into what it is like tolive, socialise and study at the Universityof Exeter? Check out our Students’ Guide.
Written entirely by current students andalumni, it is filled with their advice, photos
and memories from their time at Exeter.
exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/
prospectus

There’s lots to do in the local area
like sunset swims on Gylly Beach,watching dolphins off Pendennis
Point and Falmouth’s nightlife.
You’re never short of things to
do here.

Lily.
BSc Zoology, Penryn Campus.

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/study/life

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Exeter’s club scene is diverse andoffers something for everyone.
Whether you’re looking for awild night out or a laid-backatmosphere, you’ll find it all here!

Charlie.
BSc Business Economics,
Streatham Campus.

Community

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Community

Societies
Societies are at the heart of student life. With over 450
societies and student groups to get involved with across our
campuses, you’re sure to find something you love and connect
with like-minded people. You could:
Write for the student
newspaper or host yourown radio show.
Showcase your talents in an acappella group or join a band.
Try something new such as
ballroom dancing, baking or
stand-up comedy.
Get involved in charity
fundraisers and support thecauses close to your heart.

Connect with peers outsideof the lecture theatre throughacademic and course-relatedsocieties.
Stay active with activities likeyoga, salsa dancing and open
water swimming.
Penryn Campus.

Experience cultures fromaround the world with societies
like African and Caribbean,
Asian, or Latin American
Society.
For me my favourite thing about Exeter is definitely the societies. I’mpart of a few, such as Clarinet Choir, Theology Society and Body Society.
I’ve made lots of friends through societies and they’re a really good
opportunity for you to get involved in something outside of your course.

Francesca.
BA Philosophy and Theology, Streatham Campus.

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/study/life/societies

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Community

Our alumni community
When you graduate from the University of Exeter,
you don’t just leave with a degree – you become
part of our lifelong global community.
Our students have gone on to
do amazing things and we’re intouch with over 175,000 alumni
from 183 countries.
Winter graduation,
Streatham Campus.

Supporting you beyond
graduation
Career support: Ourcommitment to your successdoesn’t end at graduation.
Enjoy free career support
services tailored to your needs.
Global alumni events:
Stay connected with fellow
alumni through regular virtualand in-person events heldworldwide.
Exclusive discounts: Benefit
from a wide range of exclusive
discounts available to alumni.
Lifelong learning: Continue
your academic journey withfree access to thousands ofonline journals.
Vibrant networks: Discoversocial and professional
networks that will support
you throughout your life andcareer.

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My time at Exeter was invaluable for my career.
The academic side was amazing with excellent
seminars and lectures in Law, but it was the world
outside the academic circle that really enriched
my life and career. Getting involved with different
societies like the Debating Society and the Law
Society allowed me to expand my social bubble
and meet other people from different universities
and lecturers. I also gained essential soft skills
like debating, public speaking, and argumentbuilding, which are necessary skills for a lawyer.

Reindert.
Foundation Coordinator at CEDR.
LLB Law, Streatham Campus, 2019.

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/alumni

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Most of our undergraduate degree programmes are listed
in the following pages.
The letters next to eachprogramme indicate the location,
so you’ll know if it’s taught ateither our Streatham or St Luke’s
campuses in Exeter, or our Penryn
Campus in Cornwall. We also
list the UCAS code, typical offer
requirements at A level, IB, andBTEC, and whether we makecontextual offers (see p6-9).
You can find full course details,
including module information,subject-specific entry
requirements, and information
about facilities, field trips,
teaching, study and work abroad,and our innovative Flexible
Combined Honours, on our
website: exeter.ac.uk/study/
undergraduate

We are constantly developing
our portfolio of programmes,
and while we make every
effort to ensure this list iscorrect when the prospectus
is printed, it can very quickly
go out of date. Please always
check our website for thelatest information before you
apply.

Forum Library,Streatham Campus.

UCAS

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
Campus

A LevelBTEC
Ext Dip

IB

Contextual
offer

Degrees

Choose your course

CoursesAccounting, Business, Economics, Finance and Management
BSc Accounting
and Business

NN41

BSc Accounting
and Finance

N422

✓

AAA

36/666

A*AAAAA

38/76636/666

A*AAAAA

38/76636/666▲✓

A*AAAAA

38/76636/666●✓

A*AAAAA

38/76636/666

✓

●

✓

BSc Business Economics

L112

BSc Economics

L100

BSc Economics
and Finance

LN13

BSc Economics
and Politics

LL12

BSc Economics with
Econometrics

L190

BSc Finance

NN55

AAB

34/665✓

BSc Finance:
Investment Banking

NN45

AAB

34/665✓

BSc Finance: Business
Management

NN46

AAB

34/665

BSc Finance:
Data Science

NN47

AAB

34/665✓BA International
Business and Modern
Languages

NN13

AAA

36/666✓

BSc Business andManagement

N202

AAA

36/666✓

BSc Business

N110

C

AABABB

34/66532/655✓

BSc Business Analytics

N300

E

AAA

36/666
34/66532/655✓

36/666✓E

BSc Businessand Environment

N116

C

AABABB

BSc Marketingand Management

N2N5

E

AAA

▲

●

✓

✓

● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels

Find out more: exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses

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Work placement option

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UCAS

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
Campus

A LevelBTEC
Ext Dip

IB

Contextualoffer

BA Ancient History
BA Ancient History
and Archaeology

V110

E

VVC4

36-34

AABABB

34/66532/655●

BA Arabic and Politics

T606

BA Middle East Studies

T604

MArabic Masters in
Arabic and Islamic
Studies

T605

E

AAAAAB

34/66532/655

WW42

●

✓

BA Art History & Visual
Culture and English

QV33

▲

✓

BA Art History & Visual
Culture and Film &Television Studies

QV36

BA Art History & Visual
Culture and History

VV31

✓

BA Art History &Visual Culture andModern Languages

VR39

▲

✓

✓

BA Art History &Visual Culture

VW31

●

✓

✓
✓

✓

●

36-34

V400

BA Archaeology
and Anthropology

VL46

BSc Archaeological
ScienceF420

BSc Archaeology with
Forensic Science

F490

E

AABBBB

34/66530/555

AAB✝

AABBBB

34/66534/66530/555

✓

QV83

E

AABABB

34/66532/655

D391
CF17

✓

C724

▲

✓

BSc Biological andMedicinal Chemistry

CF71

●

✓

BSc Biological Sciences

C100

BSc Conservation
Biology and Ecology

C190

BSc Molecular Biology
and Biotechnology

C112

MSci Molecular Biology
and Biotechnology

C115

BSc Evolutionary
Biology

C182

BSc Zoology

C300

MSci Animal Behaviour

D393

●

✓

● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels
Work placement option

BSc in Animal Behaviour

BSc Biochemistry✝ If applicant goes Firm.

Study abroad optionE

BSc in Marine Biology●

Art History and Visual Culture
BA Art History & Visual
Culture and ClassicalStudies

Campus

A LevelAABABBIB

34/66532/655

BTEC
Ext Dip●✓✓

Biosciences, Animal Behaviour and Marine Biology

Archaeology
BA Archaeology

Contextualoffer

BA Art History & Visual
Culture and Drama

Arabic and Middle East Studies
AABABB

Entry requirements

UCAS

Ancient History
AAAAAB

Coursevariants

Courses

Foundation year available

✓
✓
✓

C

E

✓
✓

C

AABABB

34/66532/655

E

▲

✓
✓
✓

C

✓
AAA

36/666✓

Degrees

Courses43

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UCAS

MSci Biochemistry

C738

MSci Biological andMedicinal Chemistry

CF72

MSci Biological Sciences

C103

MSci Conservation
Biology & Ecology

C151

MSci Evolutionary
Biology

C184

MSci in Marine Biology

CF16

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
Campus

A LevelBTEC
Ext Dip

IB

Contextual
offer

✓
E

✓
AAA

✓

36/666

▲

✓
✓

C

✓

C302

BSc Marine Science

CF21

AABABB

34/66532/655✓

MSci Environmental
Science

F751

AAAAAB

36-34✓

MSci Human Sciences

BCL3

AAA

36/666✓Classics and Classical Studies
Q801

BA Classical Studies
and English

QQ3V

BA Classical Studies
and Philosophy

QVV5

BA Classical Studies
and Theology

QV85

BA Classical Studies
with Modern Languages

QR05

E

AAAAAB

●

✓

▲

✓

36-34

●
AABABB

34/66532/655

▲

✓
✓
✓

● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels
Study abroad option

UCAS

BA Classics

Q800

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
CampusE

A LevelIB

BTEC
Ext Dip

AAAAAB

36-34▲

Contextual
offer

✓

✓

MSci Zoology

BA Classical Studies

CoursesWork placement option

Foundation year available

Computing
BSc Computer Science

I400

BSc Computer Scienceand Mathematics

GG41

BSc Data Science

GG16✓
AAAAAB✓

36/66634/665

E

▲

✓
✓

MSci Computer Science

I402

MSci Computer Scienceand Mathematics

GG4D

AAA

36/666✓

MSci Data Science

GG17

AAAAAB

36/66634/665✓

Drama, Film, Television Studies and Communications
BA Drama

W400✓

BA Drama and Film
& Television Studies

W404

✓

BA Communications

P300

✓

BA Communications
and Modern Languages

Q325

BA Film & Television
Studies andCommunications

W604

BA Film & Television
Studies

W600

BA Film & Television
Studies and Modern
Languages

WR07

E

AABABB

34/66532/655

●

✓
✓
✓

▲

✓

Degrees

Courses

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Coursevariants

Entry requirements
Campus

A LevelBTEC
Ext Dip

IB

Contextual
offer

Engineering - also see Renewable Energy

CoursesUCAS

BA English and Modern
Languages

QR06

BA English andCommunications

Q321

BA English andCreative Writing

Q317

BA English and Drama

WQ34

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
CampusBEng Civil Engineering

H200

✓

BEng Electronic
Engineering

H610

✓

BEng Engineering

H101

BEng Engineeringand Entrepreneurship

H705

BEng Engineeringand Management

HN12

BEng MechanicalEngineering

H300

MEng Civil Engineering

H202

MEng Electronic
Engineering

H601

✓

MEng Engineering

H104

✓

Exercise and Sport Sciences, Nutrition

MEng Engineeringand Entrepreneurship

H700

✓

BSc Exercise andSport Sciences

C602

MEng Engineeringand Management

H704

✓

BSc Nutrition

B400

MEng MechanicalEngineering

H302

✓

AABABB

34/66532/655✓✓

AABABB✓

34/66532/655

E

▲

AAA

36/666

BA English with Studyin North America

Q300
Q310

E

AAA

Environmental Humanities✓

BA Environmental
Humanities✓

36/666▲
A*AA

38/766AABABB

34/66532/655

AAAAAB

36-34

AABABB

34/66532/655

AABABB

34/66532/655

AAAABB

36/66632/655

AABABB

34/66532/655

C

AABABB

34/66532/655

E

A*AAAAB

38/76634/665

E

QVH3

E

E

BTEC
Ext Dip

Contextual
offer

✓
✓
▲

✓
✓
✓

●

✓

✓
▲

✓

Flexible Combined Honours
BA Flexible
Combined Hons

Y003

BA/BSc Flexible
Combined Honours

Y004

✓
▲

✓

✓
Geography, Human and Environmental Sciences● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels
Study abroad option

IB

Q3W6

✓

EnglishBA English

BA English and Film
& Television Studies

A LevelWork placement option

Foundation year available

BA Geography

L705

BA/BSc Geography

F807

BA/BSc Human Sciences

BCL0

E

AAAAAB

36/66634/665

▲

✓

C

AABABB

34/66532/655●✓✓

Degrees

Courses47

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UCAS

BSc Environmental
Science

F750

MSci Environmental
Science

F751

BSc Geography

F800

BSc Geography
and Geology
BSc Geography with
Applied Geographical
Information Systems

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
CampusBTEC
Ext Dip

Contextual
offer

Courses

History

A LevelIB

AABABB

34/66532/655✓

AAAAAB

36/66534/655✓

E

AAAAAB

36/66634/665

FF86

C

AABABB

34/66532/655

✓

F809

E

AAAAAB

36/66634/665

✓

C

▲

✓

Geology
BSc Engineering Geology
and Geotechnics

F644

✓

BSc Environmental
Geoscience

F756

✓

BSc Geology

F600

BSc Resource andExploration Geology

F617

MSc Environmental
Geoscience

F757

AABABB

34/66532/655

▲

✓
✓

C

✓

E

AAA

36/666✓BA History and Business

V120

C

AABABB

34/66532/655

AAAAAB

36-34✓

AAAABB

36/66632/655

✓
✓

V124

BA History andAncient History

V111

BA History andArchaeology

VV16

BA History andInternational Relations

VLF2

C

AABABB

34/66532/655

BA History andModern Languages

VR08

E

AAAABB

36/66632/655▲✓

BA History and Politics

VLC2

C

AABABB

34/66532/655

●

✓

C

AABABB

34/66532/655

AAA

36/666AABABB

34/66532/655

AAA

36/666AABABB

34/66532/655

4519

BA Politics
and Geography

LL28

Foundation year available

E

●

✓

International Relations and Politics

BA Politics andInternational Relations▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels✓

BA History andGeography

L200● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses
Work placement option

V100

BA Politics✓

Study abroad option

BA History

LR01

F616

Contextual
offer

✓

BA International
Relations and Modern
Languages

MSci Resource andExploration Geology

BTEC
Ext Dip

34/66532/655

L250

✓

IB

AABABBBA International
Relations

F603▲

A LevelC✓

MSci Geology

36/666

Entry requirements
Campus

V102

L254

F615

Coursevariants

BA History

BA Global Politics

MSci Engineering
Geology andGeotechnics

AAA

UCAS

E

C

●
▲

✓
✓
✓
✓

●

✓
✓

Degrees

Courses

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UCAS

BA Politics andModern Languages

LR02

BA Politics
and Sociology

LLH2

BA Politics, Philosophy
and Economics

L0V0

BSc Politics andInternational Relations

L292

BSc Politics andManagement

LL33

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
CampusE

A LevelIB

BTEC
Ext Dip

AABABB

34/66532/655▲

AAAAAB

36-34

C

AABABB✓

36/666●

34/66532/655

NM00

Dual LLB/Juris Doctor(JD) with The Chinese
University of Hong Kong

M127

Graduate LLB

M106

LLB English Law and
French Law/Master 1(Maitrise en Droit)

M120

LLB Law

M103

LLB Law with Business

M111

C

E

AABABB

34/66532/655

A*AA

38/766▲A*AACAABABB

34/66532/655

LA99

E

AAA

36/666▲36/66634/665

Contextual
offer

Mathematics✓

BSc Mathematics
with Accounting

G1N4

✓

BSc Mathematics
with Economics

G1L1

BSc Mathematics
with Finance

G1N3

✓

BSc Mathematics
with Management

G1N2

✓

✓

MMath Mathematics

G102

✓

MSci Mathematics
with Accounting

G1N5

✓

MSci Mathematics
with Economics

G1N7

✓

MSci Mathematics
with Finance

G1N8

✓

✓

MSci Mathematics withManagement

G1N6

✓

MSci Mathematics

G103

✓

MSci Mathematics
and Data Science

GG19

AAA

36/666✓

MSci Mathematics
with Economics

G1N7

A*AA

38/766✓✓● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses
Work placement option

AAAAABBTECExt Dip✓▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels
Study abroad option

IB

FG31

Liberal ArtsBA Liberal Arts

A LevelBSc Mathematics
and Physics✓

38/766●

Entry requirements
Campus

GG18

✓

Hons

Coursevariants

BSc Mathematics
and Data Science

✓

✓

●

UCAS

G100

Law
BBL Bachelor
of Business Laws

Courses

BSc Mathematics

✓

E
AAA

Contextual
offerFoundation year available

AAAAAB✓

36/66634/665

E

✓

▲

✓
✓
✓

A*AA

38/766

Degrees

CoursesSubject to approval

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Coursevariants

Entry requirements
Campus

A LevelBTEC
Ext Dip

IB

Contextual
offer

✓

BSc Natural Sciences

CGF0

✓

MSci Natural Sciences

FGC0

BSc Biomedical Sciences

B110

BSc Neuroscience

B140

BSc Medical Sciences

B100

BSc Medical Sciences(Part time)

B103

ABB

32/655✓

BSc Sport and Exercise
Medical Sciences

BC03

AAAAAB

36/66634/665

✓
✓

✝

ABB

32/655

▲

E

B701

BBB

30/555

MSci Nursing

B700

BBB

30/555

Bachelor of Medicine,
Bachelor of Surgery

A100

AAA

36/666

●

BBB

✓
✓

▲
B821

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
Campus

A LevelIB

BTEC
Ext DipAAA

36/666▲

AAA

36/666●▲

Contextual
offer

30/555

E✓✓
Philosophy
BA Philosophy

BSc Adult Nursing

BSc Medical
Imaging (Diagnostic
Radiography)

UCAS

Natural Sciences

Medical Sciences, Medicine, Medical Imaging and Nursing✝

Courses

Degrees

Courses

53✓

Modern Languages

V500

BA Philosophy
and History

VV51

BA Philosophy andModern Languages

VR04

AABABB

34/66532/655

BA Philosophy
and Politics

VL52

AAA

36/666BA Philosophy
and Sociology

VL53

AAAAAB

36-34

BA Philosophy
and Theology

VV56

AAB

34/665

E

E

✓
✓
✓
✓

●

✓
✓

Physics

BA Comparative
Literature and Cultures

Q200

BA Modern Languages
and Arabic

RT60

BA Modern Languages
and Latin

RT61

BA Modern Languages

R900

ABB

E

AABABB✓

32/65534/66532/655▲

BSc Physics

F300

✓

✓

BSc Physics
with Astrophysics

F3F5

✓

✓

Physics with Quantum✝
Technology

F319

✓

✝

E

A*AAAAB

38/76634/665▲✓

BSc Physics with
Biophysics

F317

✓

BSc Theoretical Physics✝

F315

✓

● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses

MPhys Physics

F303

✓

▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels✝ Subject to approval✝ Subject to approval

Study abroad option

Work placement option

Foundation year available

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Entry requirements

Contextual
offer

UCAS

MPhys Physics
with Astrophysics

F3FM

Physics with
Quantum Technology✝

F326

MSci Physics with
Biophysics✝

F318

✓

MSci Theoretical Physics✝

F315

✓

Campus

A LevelBTEC
Ext Dip

IB✓
E

A*AAAAB

38/76634/665✓▲

Psychology
BSc Psychology
MSci Applied
Psychology (Clinical)

C802

E

AAA

36/666

▲

C811

H803

BSc Sustainable
Energy Futures

H222

BSc Renewable Energy

F802MEng Renewable
Energy Engineering

H804

Coursevariants

Entry requirements
Campus

A LevelIB

BTEC
Ext Dip

AAB

34/665●AAB

34/665●

Contextual
offer

Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology
BA Anthropology

L600

BA Sociology

L300

BA Sociology
and Anthropology

L3L6

BA Sociology andModern Languages

LR03

BSc Crime andData Science

M902

E

AABABB

34/66532/655

▲

✓
✓
✓
✓
✓

BSc Social Data Science

L308

✓

BSc Criminology

M900

BSc Sociology

L303

✓
✓
✓

BA Sociology
and Criminology

LM39

✓

AAB

34/665●✓CAABABBAAA

34/66532/655

36/666✓▲✓✓✝ Subject to approval● BTECs considered C Taught at our Cornwall campus E Taught at one of our Exeter campuses▲ BTECs considered in relevant subjects and/or when combined with other qualifications such as A Levels
Study abroad option

UCAS

✓

Renewable Energy
BEng Renewable
Energy Engineering

CoursesWork placement option

Foundation year available

Theology and Religion
BA Theology
and Religion

V615

E

AAB

34/665●✓Degrees

Coursevariants

Courses

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Degreeapprenticeships

Meet our students

Degree apprenticeships are a great way to gain a fullundergraduate degree while earning a salary. You’ll spend
80% of your time working with a partner company and the rest
studying.

Open Day dates

This is a great option for people who want to earn a degree but don’t
want to take on the financial burden of traditional university fees. It’s
also a great way to gain valuable industry experience while you study.

The best way to find out if our university is the right
one for you is to come and meet us, in person or online.

Wednesday 29 May 2024

Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Friday 31 May 2024

Exeter campuses, Devon

Saturday 1 June 2024

Exeter campuses, Devon

Saturday 5 October 2024

Exeter campuses, Devon

Saturday 12 October 2024

Penryn Campus, Cornwall

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Streatham Campus.

Streatham Campus.

Chartered Manager (BSc)
Civil Engineering (BEng)
Diagnostic Radiographer (BSc)
Digital and Technology
Solutions (BSc)

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Financial Services Professional(BSc)
Mine Management (BEng)
Project Management (BSc)

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