University of Exeter

About the university

The University of Exeter, founded in 1955, is a public, non-profit educational institution based in the suburban locale of Exeter, South West England, a small city populated between 50,000-249,999. The university also operates a branch campus in Cornwall. Recognized by the Privy Council, it is a large institution, enrolling between 20,000-24,999 students. It provides recognized higher education degrees, from pre-bachelor's to doctorate levels, across various disciplines. Admission is based on an applicant's past academic achievements, with international applicants welcome to apply. The university offers several facilities and services to students, encompassing a library, sports facilities, overseas study programs, and administrative services.