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Our students from the USA
There are currently around 200 US students studying full-time degrees and many others on Study Abroad programmes at the University of Exeter. Their programmes include:
Olivia
MSc Conservation and Biodiversity
"This masters programme offers a very unique international component across its modules including a field course in Kenya, as well as a research project that can be done anywhere in the world."
Anton
BA English and Film Studies
"If you study anything within the arts there are so many facilities available to you at all times". Find out more about what Anton has to say about his experiences at Exeter by watching this video.
Willow
BA History
"There's lots of things to do and lots of things to explore but you don't feel completely overwhelmed constantly. I really really love the greenery in Exeter, there's so many lovely places to walk and it's really easy to get to other places like Dawlish Warren Beach and Exmouth beach by buses and trains". Find out more about what Willow liked about Exeter by watching this video.

Tahir
MSc Social and Organizational Psychology
"Exeter city is one of Earth's most peaceful, green, friendly, and safe places. The city’s beauty is its small size which helps you focus on building communities and groups instead of just exploring the city. I miss Exeter a lot. Exeter University taught me how to think critically. The best thing I got from Exeter university is confidence. I feel proud when I say that I studied at Exeter University. It has made me powerful."
Neiha
MA English Literary Studies
"I would say come to Exeter, it is a picturesque quintessential English countryside mixed with a little sprinkle of city life and the people are really friendly and you'll have an amazing time." Find out more about Neiha's experience of Exeter by watching this video.
Victoria
MSc Conservation and Biodiversity
Find out more about what Victoria liked about Exeter, as well as the scholarships she received and why she studied her course, by watching this video.
Ana
BSc Politics and International Relations
Ana, originally from Spain and a BSc Politics and International Relations graduate of the University of Exeter is starting their career in the US working for UN Women, demonstrating the global opportunities our programmes offer. Find out how studying at Exeter helped Ana's career.

Sophia
BSc Marketing & Management with Industrial Experience
"At many Universities, each student is just a number to the institution. At Exeter, this is not true at all! University professors invest in their students. They truly care about students’ development and progression while on their course as well as after."

Mary Alice
BSc Biological Sciences
"In Exeter, I was a part of Music Soc for a year, just so I could have access to the piano rooms! I spent a lot of my time traveling around Devon, Somerset, and the London area to get a good dose of historical sightseeing. Being from the US, I had never had such an opportunity to view architectural and historical sites more than 200-300 years old, so it was definitely a treat to be surrounded by so much history."

Gracie
MSc Marine Vertebrate Ecology and Conservation
"The University of Exeter was the best choice because I wanted to study marine ecology and gain a wide breadth of skills. The world-class research and amazing lecturers got me really excited to pursue my higher education at this university. The campus looked amazing and the proximity to the ocean didn’t hurt either! I love the field work that is part of my course. Everything from boat surveys and acoustic training to a marine mammal medic course gives me relevant training that will prepare me for future studies in the marine field. "

Kara
MSc Marine Environmental Management
"Moving to a new culture and country can be daunting, but it is so worth it. I’ve found everyone extremely welcoming and sometimes forget I’m an international student as I’m never made to feel different. At 35 I’m also a mature student and older than a lot of my peers on the course, but I’ve never been made to feel like an outsider or the older one. I've met some of the most amazing people who I hope to be friends with forever. The friendships I’ve made here have been one of the best things I’ve gotten out of my Masters."

Cali
BSc Psychology
“I chose BSc Psychology at Exeter because I had researched it being one of the best psychology programs in the country. At schools in the US, if you’re not at an Ivy League School, more often than not your course won’t have the highest rating. I was pleasantly surprised to see how highly accredited the psychology program was at Exeter, and immediately made the University my first choice."

Eleanor
BA English and Creative Writing
“I fell in love with Exeter immediately. Not only were the people friendly, but they also completely supported my dream of becoming a writer without blinking - something I had never experienced... I found kindred spirits in my peers and mentors in my professors, people who loved what I loved and wanted to discuss it."

Melissa
MA Middle East Studies
"I joined the Ultimate Frisbee Team and this helped me meet people and make friends which really helped with settling in. I felt at home and comfortable with the Ultimate Frisbee group as I played at home in the US. I just really enjoy practising and playing with the team and it’s manageable to do as a postgrad student and doesn’t cut into my study at all and keeps me happy and healthy. Exeter’s societies and Athletics Union membership were the things that made me feel most settled especially in early stages."

Aubrey
MSc Conservation Science and Policy
"After undergrad, I decided to apply for the Master's program at Exeter because of my interest in how science and policy work together to implement effective solutions in conservation and climate change mitigation. This Masters was a unique program unlike anything offered in the US or elsewhere. With my Masters, I felt so confident applying to jobs after graduation. The program boosted my confidence and my abilities as a scientist. With my research project I conducted, I was able to gain leadership experience and coordination skills that apply to the role I hold today."

Sean
MBA
" I chose Exeter because of the combination of ethical and sustainable teaching, it being a beautiful part of the UK, and it having a diverse cohort made Exeter an easy choice. The MBA program is phenomenal. The leadership, staff, other cohort members, and facilities are wonderful. It’s a great environment that encourages learning and is incredibly supportive."