About the institution
The University of Exeter gained university status in 1855 and is a member of the Russell Group. It was originally a School of Art, but now offers courses in a wide variety of subjects. The majority of students are based at the Streatham campus, which is the larger of the two campuses in Exeter and home to Exeter’s professional Northcott theatre. The other Exeter campus, St. Luke’s, is a short bus ride away and provides facilities for students of sport and health sciences, medical sciences, and medicine. There are also two campuses in Cornwall: Penryn and Truro.
Courses and subject guides
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