Civic University Agreement Exeter

The anchor partners of the Exeter University Agreement are:

• University of Exeter

• Exeter City Council

• Exeter College

• Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust

The Civic University Agreement Exeter recognises that the University is fundamentally linked to the place and people of Exeter. At the heart of this Agreement is a belief that partnership is the catalyst that sets progress in motion. Partnerships within our City are now more important than ever, as we seek to ensure a thriving yet sustainable economy, healthy and happy people, a vibrant culture and a spirit that connects us all with a pride of place and a determination to keep moving forward together.

Our missions present clear calls to action for the University and our partners:

Support the sustainable and inclusive growth of the city

Deliver a net zero Exeter

Build a city of aspiration and opportunity

Support an ambitious culture and tourism offer

Enhance the health and wellbeing of our citizens

Civic University Agreement Cornwall

The anchor partners of the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly University Agreement are:

• University of Exeter

• Falmouth University

• Cornwall Council Council of the Isles of Scilly

• Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust

In May 2021 the Cornwall CUA steering group members agreed a framework for collaboration and alongside this framework, the Steering Group has been considering the priorities for the Agreement and these are currently:

A carbon-zero, high value economy

Enhance the value of Cornwall and Isles of Scilly’s natural environment

Equality, education, business support and entrepreneurship

Strong and healthy communities

Culture and heritage

Civic University Agreement Devon & Torbay

The Universities of Exeter and Plymouth are working towards the development of Civic University Agreements with its partners:

• RD&E Trust

• University of Plymouth

• TDA

• Devon County Council.

The CUA will lead to these place-based institutions working more collaboratively over shared issues, concerns and ambitions.