New postgraduate students

Welcome to the Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy

You can find induction information and useful links for your department below:

Congratulations on securing your place to study at the University of Exeter Business School! We will do everything we can to make your time with us both successful and enjoyable.

Your academic induction

Ahead of your arrival, please complete your online pre-arrival induction which will be available on Learn.Exeter via this page; your welcome email will also include an invitation link. The induction is full of important information and advice about your studies and life as a student here. It also contains activities and forums so you can start to get to know other students even before you start your course.

Your programme may contain optional modules in the year ahead, and if so you will need to go to Online Module Selection (OMS) to choose them. We encourage you to explore this as early as possible, and more information can be found here.

Learn more about your course, and meet key staff and other new students at programme-specific welcome events by the Business School. When you have your IT account, your on-campus induction sessions will appear in My Timetable, but you can also check details below. Your Programme Director may also have arranged additional events so please look for information in emails, your timetable and our pre-arrival induction.

Postgraduate programme-level welcome events

Business School in-person academic inductions

Programme name

Staff member

Date

Time

Location

Duration

MSc Business and AI Programme Induction

Alex Janes

Tues 13th

15:30

Peter Chalk 1.6

01:00

MSc Business and Analytics Programme Induction

Umair Tanveer

Tues 13th

13:30

Harrison 106

01:00

MSc Business and Management Programme Induction

Alby Kurian

Tues 13th

15:30

Pearson Teaching Room, Building:One

01:00

MSc Finance and Management Programme Induction

Stanley Gyoshev

Tues 13th

14:30

Conference Room 2, XFI

01:00

MSc International Business and Strategy Programme Induction

Alby Kurian

Tues 13th

14:30

Marchant Syndicate Room A, Building:One

01:00

MSc Marketing Management Programme Induction

Mohammad Saleh Torkestani

Tues 13th

15:30

Peter Chalk, 2.1

01:00

Business School in-person student welcome

(All January-start programmes in Business School) Staff member Date Time Location Duration

Student Mixer – Business School

Rachel Vowles

Tues 13th

17:30

Xfi Building Study Space

00:45

Student Social Event with catering (all January-start students, across Departments)

Student Guild

Tuesday 13th

18:15

Venue and timings to be confirmed – please check Timetables

Reading list

You do not need to worry about purchasing any books in advance of your course, and all core resources will be available electronically via our library. We provide guidance on optional reading in our online pre-arrival induction on Learn.Exeter.

Computer Science and Data Science

An in-person academic induction session has been arranged for all MSc students within Computer Science and Data Science on Monday 12th January and there will be an in-person student social event to welcome all postgraduate students starting in January on the evening of Tuesday 13th January – please check your Timetable nearer the date for details of this.

  Date Time Location
Academic induction Monday 12th January 10:30-11:30 Babbage, Innovation Centre
Student social welcome Tuesday 13th January Please check your Timetable nearer the date for details

*Directions to specific University buildings can be found on our Campuses and visitors pages.

Contact us

If you have any questions, worries or concerns about your induction or starting your studies, please contact your Hub: email info.harrison@exeter.ac.uk or phone +44 (0)1392 722233. Hubs are open Monday to Friday (term time) 9.00am to 5.00pm (UK time).

Further information

You can find more information about preparing for starting your studies on our New Students website.

Induction timetable

An in-person academic induction day has been arranged for all MSc students within Engineering on Monday 12th January and there will be an in-person student social event to welcome all postgraduate students starting in January on the evening of Tuesday 13th January – please check your Timetable nearer the date for details of this.

  Date Time Location
Academic induction Monday 12th January 09:30-15:30 LSI, Seminar Room A
Student social welcome Tuesday 13th January Please check your Timetable nearer the date for details

This schedule may be subject to change – always check your My Timetable online for the latest information or contact the Harrison Hub via info.harrison@exeter.ac.uk.

This is a map of Streatham campus and an Accessibility Guide for campus buildings.

Contact us

If you have any questions, worries or concerns about your induction or starting your studies, please contact your Hub: email info.harrison@exeter.ac.uk or phone +44 (0)1392 722233. Hubs are open Monday to Friday (term time) 9.00am to 5.00pm (UK time).

Further information

You can find more information about preparing for starting your studies on our New Students website.

A massive welcome to all of you who have chosen to come and study Geography with us at the University of Exeter and many congratulations on securing a place here. Geography matters, perhaps more than ever now and we are all greatly looking forward to meeting you as you start your degree programme. We will do all we can to help you to have a fabulous, stimulating, and productive time as a Geography student at Exeter.

If you have any questions or queries about your arrival in Exeter, please do not hesitate to contact the Geography team within the Amory Hub at geographyhelp@exeter.ac.uk or 01392 723301.

Induction timetable

This schedule may be subject to change – always check your My Timetable online for the latest information or contact the Amory Hub via info.amory@exeter.ac.uk.

Event Date Time Location*
Academic Welcome Fair Mon 16 Sept 13:30-15:00 Great Hall
Geography Postgraduates Induction Meeting, including lunch Fri 19 Sept 12:30-14:30 Lecture Theatre B - Streatham Court
MSc Global Sustainability Solutions induction meeting Fri 19 Sept 15:30-16:30 C417 - Amory Building
MSc Geographical Information Science induction meeting Fri 19 Sept 14:30-15:30 B315 - Amory Building

There is a map of Streatham campus and an Accessibility Guide for campus buildings.

The Academic Welcome Fair is a chance for you to meet student support teams and academic societies and find out about opportunities and resources available to you while you study at Exeter. There is a Quiet Hour scheduled for the Academic Welcome Fair at 9:30-10:30 for students who would benefit from visiting without the crowds and accompanying noise. This will not show in your timetable, so if you would prefer to attend during this time, please remember to make a note of it.

Reading list

We don’t expect you to complete specific reading in advance for your course, though you are welcome to be reading widely.

Basic reading lists for each module can be found in the module descriptors. All recommended reading should be available through the university library.

Access to IT equipment on campus

All the software you need to successfully complete your geography degree at Exeter will be available to you in our specialist computer labs in the Hatherly building, or from elsewhere on campus using the virtual desktop. However, we know that many students choose to purchase personal IT equipment such as a laptop before beginning their degree.

If you are buying a new computer for university:

If you are considering purchasing IT equipment it is recommended that you choose a Microsoft Windows laptop to ensure you get the best experience using the geography software that you will encounter. Not all of the Geography software will install successfully on a Mac.

Don’t worry if you already have a Mac and don’t want to get a new machine – you can still access all the software you need on our computers on campus or you can access most software through our virtual desktop. It may also be possible to install a Windows partition on your Mac using BootCamp. We have staff who can help you with this.

If you are purchasing new equipment, there is a really wide range of models to choose from. It’s your personal choice of what machine to get, but if you would like something that will allow you to use the majority of software you will encounter on this course, we would advise that you consider a machine with:

  • At least 512GB - 1TB of storage
  • At least 8GB of RAM
  • Screen Resolution of no less than 1920 x 1080 pixels
  • Intel i5 Processor
  • A high-quality Graphics Card

Support with costs:

If you need financial support to help you with costs of IT equipment, you can read about what support might be available to you on our Success for All webpages.

As we mentioned above, don’t worry if you choose not to purchase a laptop – you can still use the computers on campus or the virtual desktop.

Contact us

Info at Amory is the information point for Geography at Streatham Campus.

If you have any questions, worries or concerns you can get in touch with us at info.amory@exeter.ac.ukgeographyhelp@exeter.ac.uk or on 01392 722257.

Further information

You can find more information about preparing for starting your studies on our New Students website.

Welcome to the Department of Mathematics and Statistics – a Message from Professor Mat Collins, Head of Department

Welcome to the University of Exeter. We are absolutely delighted you have chosen to join us here, and we will do everything we can to make sure your time here is both enjoyable and educational. The subject of mathematics lies right at the core of human endeavour: not only is it an intellectual challenge itself but it also provides the language of the sciences, and increasingly, many of the social sciences. Here in Exeter we aim to provide you the best education you can possibly get in both mathematics and the applications of mathematics, all on a lovely campus in beautiful Devon. We hope you find new friends, have a great time and also work hard to achieve your degree.

Induction timetable

This schedule may be subject to change – always check your My Timetable online for the latest information or contact the Harrison Hub via info.harrison@exeter.ac.uk.

Event Date Time Location / Room Code
Induction Talk for ADSS Students Thursday 18th Sept 09:30 QUB/LT2 (Lecture Theatre 2, Queens)
PGT Maths Induction Fri 19th Sept 10:30 Harrison 004
PGT module Q&A drop-in with Lunch Fri 19th Sept 11:30 Harrison 103

This is a map of Streatham campus and an Accessibility Guide for campus buildings.

Contact us

If you have any questions, worries or concerns about your induction or starting your studies, please contact your Hub: email info.harrison@exeter.ac.uk or phone +44 (0)1392 722233. Hubs are open Monday to Friday (term time) 9.00am to 5.00pm (UK time).

Further information

You can find more information about preparing for starting your studies on our New Students website.

Induction timetable

This schedule may be subject to change – always check your My Timetable online for the latest information or contact the Peter Chalk Hub via info.peterchalk@exeter.ac.uk.

Event Date Time Location*
Induction Event Tue 16 Sept 10:00-16:30 Newman Green Lecture Theatre – (Peter Chalk Building)
Welfare and Mitigation Thurs 18 Sept 13:30-14:30 Newman Green Lecture Theatre – (Peter Chalk Building)
MSc Welcome Talk Thurs 18 Sept 14:30-15:30 Room 124 - (Physics Building) 

*Directions to specific University buildings can be found on our Campuses and visitors pages.

Contact us

If you have any questions, worries or concerns about your induction or starting your studies, please contact your Hub: email info.peterchalk@exeter.ac.uk or phone +44 (0)1392 723 788. Hubs are open Monday to Friday (term time) 9.00am to 5.00pm (UK time).

Further information

You can find more information about preparing for starting your studies on our New Students website.