The community feeling at Penryn helped to foster the attentive academic and career advice I received during my three years and I certainly left the university a more rounded individual than when I arrived because of it.

I think there is a lifestyle that you get when studying at Exeter that you don't get anywhere else. There is a tremendous sense of community and so many fantastic opportunities on offer to you in regards to your studies and extra-curriculum activities. We've also had alumni coming in giving guest lectures and we've been encouraged to talk to them; hearing their stories is really helpful and puts into perspective why you're doing the masters.

Sport at Exeter has been an integral part to my University experience. It is the reason why I had met the majority of my friends, and the reason why I have enjoyed my time here so much. The University support for all sports clubs means that you are given the opportunity to excel at a sport, regardless if you are a beginner or been playing for 10 years.