University of Exeter

The University of Exeter, located in Exeter, Devon, is a prestigious higher education institution and a member of the Russell Group, known for its high standards in research and teaching. Established in 1955, it serves a diverse community of approximately 29,700 students from 150 countries. The university spans three campuses: two in Exeter and one in Penryn, Cornwall, providing a rich blend of urban and rural experiences. The university’s ethos is encapsulated in its mission to empower individuals through knowledge, aiming for a greener, healthier, and fairer world. Its commitment to social mobility has been recognized, having received the title of 'University of the Year' at the national Social Mobility Awards, highlighting its focus on inclusivity and support for all students.