University of Exeter - UOE
speciality: Communication

Studying Communications at the University of Exeter has been a truly enriching experience. The course offered a strong foundation in media and communication theory while giving me the flexibility to explore modules across business, humanities, and English. This interdisciplinary approach allowed me to broaden my perspective and ultimately led me to discover a strong interest in marketing. The supportive academic environment and diverse learning opportunities helped me develop both creatively and professionally.

The studies were really good, the program also- well made, however, the administrative side did not hold up to expectations. My master’s course was a very good blend of theoretical and practical knowledge.

It’s worth getting that degree. Communication is usually seen as a degree that doesn’t hold that much value but in reality it holds more power than business management and marketing in my eyes. At Exeter, there are many hands on modules from creating group blog post’s websites, podcasts, videos, and interactive content. These skills hold more value than others realise. Exeter is friendly, big yet small and close to london.

The University of Exeter offers a great mix of strong academics and a vibrant campus life. The courses are engaging, and the staff are supportive. The campus is beautiful, and there’s always something happening, from sports to student events. Exeter is a small but lively city, with plenty of places to explore and a welcoming student atmosphere. Overall, it’s a great place to study and enjoy university life.

The University of Exeter offers a great mix of strong academics and a vibrant campus life. The courses are engaging, and the staff are supportive. The campus is beautiful, and there’s always something happening, from sports to student events. Exeter is a small but lively city, with plenty of places to explore and a welcoming student atmosphere. Overall, it’s a great place to study and enjoy university life.

Studying at the University of Exeter has been an incredibly enriching experience, not just academically but also personally. One of the things that stood out to me most is how genuinely human the university feels. It’s easy to assume that support systems at universities are for everyone but yourself, but Exeter makes it clear that their support is for you, no matter the size of the issue.

From the smallest concern to bigger challenges, I’ve always found that the staff and services here are willing to listen and help in any way they can. Whether it’s academic advice, mental health support, or just someone to talk to, there is always a resource available. It’s never just lip service; they truly care about helping you succeed and feel comfortable while you’re here. There’s a sense of community and understanding that makes you feel valued and heard at every step of your journey.

I really enjoy my course at the University of Exeter doing Communications I find some of the more practical modules a lot more engaging and useful than others. Studying communications can seem rather vague to some however I feel there this allows you the choice to choose what you want to do depending on what will help you the most. For myself, this has meant choosing marketing modules and English modules to help me gain knowledge and skills for my future career.

The university is very posh and a lot of the student population is international students or privately educated/grammar school students. The degree for Communications is excellent- a new and carefully curated course and faculty. Very personable and easy to talk to lecturers.