I really enjoy my diagnostic radiography course at Exeter as we get to use the X-ray room to consolidation our positioning knowledge. The students and staff are all really friendly. The campus and sports facilities also add to the great student community

My program which I study has been named the second hardest that the university offers; but saying that, it is an amazing university. All of the lectures are there to support your education, and will take time out of their own personal lives to help.

The university has two campuses, Streatham and St Luke’s , around a mile apart. St Luke’s is mainly for the medical and education degrees and the Streatham is for everything else they offer.

St Luke’s is picturesque, with a old brick building surrounding a quad. It’s a beautiful little place, especially when the sun comes out.

The medical school is part of the Russell group and we have the highest satisfaction throughout these. Being a part of the Russell group gives us a step up in job applications, as we are more respected through the medical profession.

I would highly recommend choosing this uni if you are thinking about it.

There is a beach, to surf or suntan, about 20 minutes away by train or car, and there is a bustling city life within the centre. The city is surrounded by beautiful country side, old Victorian homes and there is a lovely quay which run throughs the city.