Hello there! I’m George, I’m originally from Kent, south-east England, and I’m currently in my third year studying BA International Relations with Proficiency in Spanish. When I first joined Exeter, I didn’t know the exact career I wanted, what job I’d be […]
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From Cornish coast to City career
By Simran (BSc Politics and Management, 2025) When I was choosing what to study at university, I knew I wanted a degree that combined big-picture […]
Celebrating Lunar New Year in Penryn Campus: Finding Home Away from Home
Lunar New Year has always been the most special time of the year for me. In Vietnam, it’s more than just a celebration—it’s a time […]
Making the most of your module choices to enhance your employability
Hello everyone! It’s Lucy here. Throughout my (almost) three years studying BA English at the University of Exeter, I have found a few ways to […]
Accessing the Access to Exeter Bursary and becoming an Exeter Scholar
Moving to university is a milestone moment for many, but it’s not without its challenges. Arguably, the largest of those challenges is learning to manage […]
Financial support from the University of Exeter – My experience with the bursary application process
Hi everyone, my name is Abi! I am currently studying towards an MSc in Island Biodiversity and Conservation with the University of Exeter and the […]
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 […]
University decoded – breaking down the unknowns of uni life
It’s SJ and Emerald here today; to introduce you to some of the most crucial insider knowledge that you just must know before you begin […]
Careers and Employability: How to tackle post-graduation uncertainty
Hi everyone! I’m Tom, and I have just finished studying Law with Business at the Penryn Campus in Cornwall. For many, this period can be […]
Ways to Wellbeing – Exeter campuses
Hi there, Paris here again! At those times in the year where exams and deadlines roll around, stress has a tendency to pile up and […]