UK University Clearing for students from Turkiye
Explore what's possible.
Join us this September – Clearing opens 2 July. Grow your ambitions and find the future that is right for you at the University of Exeter.
Choose your own path
If you’re an international student from Turkiye, Clearing could be your path to studying at a top UK Russell Group university. So, if you’re now thinking about the UK for your studies or considering a change in direction, apply with us through Clearing.
We welcome applicants from around the world, and at the University of Exeter, our vibrant global community ensures that you feel supported from the moment you arrive. Read more about information for students from Turkiye.
To help you pursue your studies with us, we are also offering scholarships to international students from Turkiye enrolling on an eligible Undergraduate programme in September 2026.
As a Top Russell Group university, we are committed to your future, we offer strong graduate outcomes and welcome diverse qualifications and backgrounds. Find out more about our courses.
There’s still time to apply. We’re here to help guide you through the process and help you feel confident in Clearing. Sign up now for exclusive Clearing updates and student experience insights.
What is Clearing and how do I apply?
Clearing is just another way to apply to university. There are various reasons why you might go through Clearing - you might be applying after the UCAS deadline, or if you didn’t meet the conditions of your offers, or if you’ve declined your firm place. You might even be thinking of changing your mind about what or where you want to study.
Our Clearing vacancies will be shown from 2 July on this page. For details on how to apply for Clearing, top tips to help you through the process, and some of our most frequently asked questions, see our preparing for Clearing page.
If you already have an offer from us
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.
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).
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
How far is the University of Exeter from London?
Exeter is in the South West of England. It is the capital of Devon and is located on the River Exe. Exeter is approximately 170 miles from London and is connected via a direct 2 hour train from London Paddington to Exeter St Davids.
Our Penryn Campus is located in Cornwall. Cornwall is approximately 250 miles from London and is accessible via direct trains from stations including London Paddington.
Does the University of Exeter offer scholarships for students from Turkiye?
Yes. To help you pursue your studies with us, we are offering scholarships to international students from Turkiye enrolling on an eligible Undergraduate programme in September 2026.
This scholarship will be allocated automatically to eligible applicants for entry in the 2026/27 academic year. A separate application is not required.
Why choose Exeter?
Hear from our students about why they love studying here – from the vibrant student experience, strong employability and careers support, inspiring teaching and beautiful safe green campuses.
Thomas, Alumni, studied English and Creative Writing
Having heard about Exeter and how tailorable its degrees are, I decided to see what courses were available and found out about the BA English and Creative Writing programme and how it really suited my interests.
Exeter's pages on the process made it easy to navigate, and I knew how to contact staff for help if I needed it. I received my offer within a few hours and was able to confirm my place shortly after!
No matter what time you're finding that Clearing could be a good option for you, it's probably not as late as you think it is to get started.
Ayleen, BSc Business and Environment
Penryn’s small campus made it easier to settle in and connect with people...One of the things that stood out most to me is how personal the learning environment feels. The small cohort sizes mean you can actually build relationships with your lecturers — they know your name, your interests, and what you want to do in the future...That kind of support makes all the difference.
The campus itself feels like a hidden gem — surrounded by greenery, with views that make early-morning lectures slightly easier. And on sunny days, there’s something magical about studying outside or catching a sunset walk with friends after class. It’s moments like those that made Penryn feel like home.
George, BA International Relations with Proficiency in Spanish
I believe that anyone who attends the University of Exeter is giving themselves a career and employability advantage instantly. The Exeter approach to employability is unique and clearly pays off in the highly skilled graduates it produces. Exeter graduates rank in the UK’s top 10 for the most targeted by leading employers, a reflection of the effort this University puts into making its graduates future ready.
The whole atmosphere around employability and careers at Exeter is very positive and welcoming. It isn’t a competition; people aren’t made to feel bad if they don’t know where to start when thinking about careers. The University of Exeter is very understanding of everyone’s situation and is extremely supportive of everyone’s circumstances. I came to Exeter not knowing where to begin on the careers front, and I will be leaving in July 2026 well-equipped for the future I want.
Parakh, BSc Accounting and Finance with Industrial Experience
I didn’t want a university that felt overwhelming or chaotic. I didn’t want to get lost in a city where everything felt too fast. When I saw Streatham Campus, it felt different. It felt contained, green and calm.
It felt like a place where you could grow.
if you’re standing where I once stood, deciding whether to take that leap, just know this: It’s normal to feel unsure. But sometimes the right decision is the one that stretches you. And Exeter is a place where that stretch turns into strength.
Remie, studying BSc Psychology
Going through Clearing is not a sign of failure. It’s just another path – one that many students, myself included, take to find where they truly belong. Yes, it’s scary. Yes, it can feel overwhelming at the moment. But once the dust settles, you might just find that everything worked out even better than expected.