Postgraduate Open Days
Our Postgraduate Open Days are the ideal opportunity to explore what we can offer you as a postgraduate student. You'll have the chance to visit our campuses, meet with current students and staff and learn more about what it's like to study at Exeter.
Our next Postgraduate Open Days will take place in Spring 2027. Details will be published here when they are confirmed. If you are interested in visiting us, please sign up on our Expression of Interest form to be first to hear details about virtual sessions and opportunities to visit our campuses.
In the meantime, you may want to consider visiting us for a campus tour at our Exeter and St Luke's campuses, or for one of Explore Postgraduate Cornwall events at our Penryn campus
Which campus should I visit?
The University of Exeter is spread over three campuses: Streatham and St Luke's campuses in Exeter, and the Penryn Campus in Cornwall.
Please check the postgraduate course webpage for the degree you're interested in to see which campus it's taught at. Some of our courses are taught at more than one campus but have different syllabuses, so please check carefully.
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The University of Exeter is spread over three campuses: Streatham and St Luke's campuses in Exeter, and the Penryn Campus in Cornwall.
You should attend the Open Day for the main campus where the course you are interested in is taught. This information can be found in the summary panel at the top of every course page. Some of our courses are taught at more than one campus but have different syllabuses, so please check carefully.
Read more about our campuses.
Our campuses
Streatham Campus
Exeter, Devon
Streatham Campus is one of the most beautiful in the country, with lakes, parkland, woodland and gardens.
St Luke's Campus
Exeter, Devon
Located in the east of Exeter's city centre, St Luke's is home to Sport and Health Sciences, the Medical School and the Academy of Nursing.
Penryn Campus
Near Falmouth, Cornwall
Situated in the coastal community of Penryn, with a vibrant social atmosphere and stunning coastline on the doorstep.
Some of our courses are taught at more than one campus but the syllabuses are different. Please check the course page carefully before booking an open day.
- Accounting
- Anthropology
- Arab and Islamic Studies
- Archaeology
- Biosciences
- Business and Management
- Classics and Ancient History
- Climate Change
- Computer Science
- Creative Industries
- Data Science and Analytics
- Drama
- Economics
- Education and Teacher Training
- Engineering
- English
- Film
- Finance
- Forensics
- Geography
- Healthcare and Medicine
- History
- Law
- Mathematics
- Media and Communications
- Modern Languages and Cultures
- Philosophy
- Physics and Astronomy
- Politics and International Relations
- Psychology
- Public Policy and Administration
- Security Studies
- Sociology
- Sport and Health Sciences
- Theology and Religion
Some of our courses are taught at more than one campus but the syllabuses are different. Please check the course page carefully before booking an open day.
- Biosciences
- Education and Teacher Training
- Healthcare and Medicine
- Sport and Health Sciences
Some of our courses are taught at more than one campus but the syllabuses are different. Please check the course page carefully before booking an open day.
- Business and Management
- Climate Change
- Data Science and Analytics
- Ecology and Conservation
- Engineering
- Geography
- Geology
- Healthcare and Medicine
- Mathematics
- Mining Engineering
- Renewable Energy
Contact our departments
Have a question about a postgraduate course? Our academic departments welcome enquiries. Please use our online form to get in touch with a particular department or contact us on 01392 727272.
More questions?
Check the course webpage for the degree you're interested in to see which campus it's taught at.
Some of our courses are taught at more than one campus but the syllabuses are different. Please check the course page carefully before booking an open day.
