My name is Daisy, and I’m an international student studying Financial Technology. Looking back on my first term, I’ll share the highs, the hurdles, and […]
Category: Freshers Week
Why I Chose the University of Exeter: An International Student’s Perspective
Hi there! I am Naura, a third-year BSc Psychology student at University of Exeter, born and raised in Jakarta, Indonesia. As I head into my […]
Preparing for University – What to pack (Exeter Campus)
Hello everyone! It’s Mya (Emerald) from Myanmar again! I am an international postgraduate student, pursuing an MA in Creative Writing. I’m here to talk you […]
Preparing for university- How to make the transition from leaving home to living on your own easier
Hi everyone! I’m Tom, and I’m graduating this summer from the University of Exeter. Today, I’m sharing tips to help you transition smoothly into university […]
Preparing for university- What to pack
Hey friends, it’s SJ here with another blog, which should be especially helpful for you Freshers’ starting with us in September at Exeter Uni at […]
How to find your people at University!
Hiya! For those who may not know me, my name is Zara and I have been in Exeter for 3 years (based at the Streatham […]
Students’ Guide to Societies – Exeter campuses
Hello everyone! I am Mya (Emerald) from Myanmar. I am an international postgraduate student, pursuing MA in Creative Writing. Two weeks ago, I went to […]
Embracing life at the University of Exeter as an International student
Hello everyone! I am Mya (Emerald), a Burmese aspiring author who is pursuing MA in Creative Writing, right here at the University of Exeter! In […]
Preparing for University via Clearing: An international student experience
By Edison, BSc Biological and Medicinal Chemistry I received a place at the University of Exeter through Clearing to study Biological and Medicinal Chemistry. This […]
Why I chose the University of Exeter – my Clearing story
By Leeshaun, studying BA International Relations and Chinese In my final year, it feels crazy to believe that I could have gone to another university […]