Media and Communications courses in Clearing 2026.
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Join us this September – Clearing opens 2 July. Know your options and find the future that is right for you at the University of Exeter.
Discover our Media and Communications courses in Clearing for September 2026
Ranked 10th in the UK for Communication and Media Studies*, we are a Russell Group institution recognised globally for excellent graduate outcomes. Our outstanding facilities include The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum and our Digital Humanities Lab, where you can develop your practical skills. We will give you the opportunity to experience different ways of learning with a range of specialist modules. You can choose to further enhance your degree with an optional year studying or working abroad, or employment experience in the UK.
We accept a range of qualifications and welcome students from all walks of life. There's still time to apply for 2026 entry; get prepared and sign up now for exclusive Clearing guidance and information about Exeter's career-focused courses.
*Footnote: 10th in the Complete University Guide 2027
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If you’re an existing Exeter offer-holder, you should check your status in UCAS Hub.
Decisions will be sent to UCAS as we start to receive results throughout June and July. For applicants taking A-Levels, please check your UCAS Hub from 08:00 on Thursday 13 August 2026.
If you already have an offer from us but want to change course, please do not apply through Clearing. Instead please contact our Admissions team at: ug-ad@exeter.ac.uk (putting 'Request to change course' in the email subject).
What our students say
"My Communications degree has gone beyond a traditional academic degree, and offered me a unique opportunity to engage with the world beyond campus. If you are in the same position I was in a little over three years ago, deciding whether to take the jump into a relatively new degree, the only advice I can truly give is to just go for it and see where it takes you. For me, it has shown me a modern way of teaching that has expanded my mindset and kept me in touch with the skills that employers really look for, and I have gained an outlook on both the world and my future career that I did not have three years ago."
Amelie, from the UK, studying BA Communications