1. Online Freshers Fair It’s inevitable Freshers Fair has to be moved online due the pandemic. With the accessibility of social media platforms, engage […]
Category: Freshers Week
5 things I wish I knew before coming to university
Studying Contact Hours Despite being a university student, and told that you should become more independent and not rely on your lecturers and tutors to […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Societies at the University of Exeter
This blog was written based on experiences prior to Covid-19. Hi Everyone, my name is Isla and I am headed into my final year at […]
Tips to Enjoy the First Week of University
Arriving in a completely new city and starting a new life can be pretty scary, especially if you arrive alone. As an international postgraduate student […]
A Typical Week at the University of Exeter as a 2nd Year BA English Student
Hi, my name is Isla and if you haven’t read any of my blog posts before, lovely to virtually meet you, otherwise, welcome back. I’m […]
Freshers’ Week and Term One: What NOT To Worry About
The days leading up to your first week of university can be emotional. I remember feeling a bizarre mixture of excitement and anxiety. My mum […]
Tips for International students coming to University of Exeter: MAIFB
It can be really scary and exciting at the same time, to go away from home and study in a new country. It is overwhelming […]
Where is Exeter? What’s student life like in Exeter? Here are the answers to some FAQs from international students
I worked at several education fairs last summer on behalf of the University of Exeter and there were a few questions that were popular from […]
Some tips and advice for the new students (Cornwall Campus)
Starting your new life at university might be scary but here you can find a little bit of information about what to do first when […]
Not sure what to do in Fresher’s Week? We’ve got your back!
Freshers’ Week is the week that all students, new or returning, look forward to. It’s the week of freebies, refreshments…and the parties. But if you’re […]