University of Exeter

The university is fantastic with a beautiful campus that instantly feels like home. You feel relaxed by the thousands of trees and beautiful rolling green hills that surround the central campus hub.

The lecturers and teaching is great- I Iook back fondly on the level of education and approach to students. You are given autonomy and independce but encourages and pushed where necessary. I did find some lectures were better than others and often  it was down to my learning style and engagement.

Exeter has an amazing careers office in the Forum hub on campus with great advice even up to two years after graduation. They helped me find some internships too - I am truly grateful.

Being a law student in a foreign country teaches time management, enhances vocabulary and embeds a hunger for knowledge and success. I have been studying law for 3 years now and i would like the opportunity to apply that knowledge into real life situations.

The course entailed of a variety of modules which allowed electives from other colleges.  A dissertation based on a group project was disappointing.  Teachers were overall helpful out of class times.  Careers office was no help and didn't contribute to any use.