INTO University of Exeter
Description of INTO University of Exeter
INTO University of Exeter is almost the ideal place for studying in England. It is located in a well-known resort center with sandy beaches, developed infrastructure. Exeter is famous for its picturesque landscapes, safety, reasonable prices, high quality of services. The city is known not only as a resort, also It is a trading and educational center of the south-west of England.
The University is actively developing, which is evidenced by its ratings. The university has been working in the city since the XIX century. Today this university is among the most technically equipped institutions in the region and the country. The University of Exeter is a 15-minute walk from the main promenades of the shopping and spa town. Its campus has everything that is necessary for effective teaching.
A specialized university educational center for the preparation of entrants is located on the campus territory, providing a learning experience. Students of INTO programs receive the status of students, use all the infrastructure resources offered by the university.
Studying programs
The university offers many programs in the most popular areas today. Among the best specialties there are: politics, psychology, engineering, biosciences, mathematics, jurisprudence, public administration, management, business, finance, economics.
Five programs are offered to applicants and are available to foreign students over 17 years old, who speak English at a level no lower than IELTS 5.0. Admission requirements for specific programs may vary. The academic load depends on the academic direction and type of preparatory courses. On average, it is 15 - 21 hours per week.
- Foundation program;
- Year One;
- High School Diploma;
- Academic English;
- Preparatory courses.
What challenges might international students face at UK universities?
The usual challenges of adapting to a new country, culture, and teaching style are common. Homesickness and language barriers can also be issues.
However, UK universities strive to support international students.
Programs and prices, tuition fees in INTO University of Exeter
Foundation
The preparatory department for future freshmen provides studying in the following areas:
- Management, economics, finance;
- Mathematics, management, economics, finance;
- Social, humanities, law;
- Physical, computer science, math, engineering;
- The economy;
- Business management;
- Environment, biomedicine;
- Finance, accounting.
Studying lasts 3-4 trimester (9-12 months). Courses start in September, June, January. According to the results of the program, students are enrolled for bachelor's degree.
Year One
The preparatory program is counted as the equivalent of 1 year of studying at a bachelor's degree. Students master profile disciplines, improve English. Successful graduates are enrolled in the 2 course at the University of Exeter.
The program includes 4 threads:
- Psychology;
- Business economy and management;
- Engineering;
- Finance, accounting.
Study begins in January or September. The course lasts 3 terms (9 months).
Diploma for graduate students
The combined program provides for academic and language education of bachelors for admission to the master's program. Available directions are:
- Law and public administration;
- Management;
- Finance;
- Marketing.
The program is designed for 3 terms (9 months) with the beginning of classes in January and September.
Academic English
The specialized language program is aimed at applicants of INTO programs, undergraduate, graduate programs. It involves studying English in intensive mode with an emphasis on acquiring and developing academic skills. The course is designed for at least a trimester.
Classes begin in January, March, June, October.
Pre-sessional
The course, designed for 6 - 10 weeks, allows students who have received a place in the university, to update the language skills and improve communication, teaching skills. The program also includes adaptation, cultural orientation. Classes begin in the summer months.
Teaching materials are paid separately.
Study abroad with English
The program allows not only to tighten English, but also to master academic modules.
General English
Universal language program is designed for a wide range of clients. You can learn English in tourist, educational, personal, career purposes. Doing this at the INTO of the University of East Anglia is convenient and effective. Classes beginning in September are held on the basis of NILE in Norwich. The students of the courses have access to the infrastructure of the University of East Anglia. On the campus of the university courses take place in June-August. The program provides theoretical and practical education. The ratio of lessons is 16/4 per week.
Start dates: January 4, February 8, March 29, May 3, June 27, July 18, August 8, October 3, November 7.
General English Year Abroad
A course lasting from 24 to 48 weeks will allow you to fully study various aspects of the English language, such as literary language, business communication, and also to improve grammar and expand vocabulary.
Start dates: January 4, February 8, March 29, May 3, June 27, July 18, August 8, October 3, November 7.
Accommodation, meals, prices
Students are offered two options for accommodation: self-service and half board. The first involves living in a residence in a one- or two-seater studio with amenities. Also, students are offered comfortable rooms with shared facilities per block.
Half board accommodation includes accommodation in a British family. There are available conditions: single rooms are standard.
The cost of living:
1) The INTO Hostel:
- The International Foundation - from £ 5,780 for the third trimester
- International Year One and Graduate Diploma Program - from £ 5,780 for 3 terms;
- Pre-sessional English - from £ 1,020 for 6 weeks;
- English for University Study - from £ 1,700 to term;
- General English and Study Abroad with English - from £ 170 per week.
2) Homestay accommodation:
- International Foundation - from £ 6,120 for the third trimester;
- International Year One and Graduate Diploma Program - from £ 6,120 for 3 terms;
- Pre-sessional English - from £ 1,080 for 6 weeks;
- English for University Study - £ 1,800 in term;
- General English and Study Abroad with English - from £ 175 per week.
Subjects and sports
Advantages
- INTO University of Exeter has the status of university of the year (2008).
- It is one of the best educational institutions of the country.
- It is one of the most popular in Britain.
- The university offers educational programs of international level in the field of business. The MBA is part of AMBA.
- The business school of the university is one of the best in the country.
- The University is a member of the Russell Group.
Admission dates and extra charges
The school year is divided into terms. Students can relax during holidays and weekends, as well as vacations.
There are additional fees:
- registration of entry documents;
- flight and other transportation costs;
- medical insurance;
- registration fee - 50-150 pounds;
- study materials - from 190 pounds for 3 terms;
- textbooks for the preparatory course of English - from 75 pounds per term;
- use of laboratory equipment during the studying - about 400 pounds in year.
Extras:
- Registration fee (for a programme/course) 150 GBP
- Study materials 200 GBP
- Transfer (one way)
- Medical insurance
Literature and references
- University of Exeter — Wiki
- University of Exeter — Complete University Guide Limited
- University of Exeter — THE - Times Higher Education
- Now you can be a student of magic! Exeter University becomes first in the world to offer courses on history of witchcraft and its impact — mail online
- The University of Exeter named second best in UK in new league table
- University of Exeter at heart of rock art discoveries — BBC
Institution on the map
Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
Review about INTO University of Exeter
Recommendations on when to apply
Language courses, schools and children's language camps | Primary and secondary education - private schools | Preparation programmes for entering universities - higher education | Higher education (after completing accredited programs A-level, IB, High School) - Bachelor, Master, MBA |
- we recommend to apply 6-9 months before the start of the course (some camps and schools offer discounts for early booking or for lengthy study programs) - there are some very popular and high demand children's camps, where the applications need to be submitted 1 year in advance (in particular Switzerland , Great Britain , USA , Canada , Austria) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the training program, - some schools have a specific time frame (September-November - please specify an individual school) - some schools require tests in several stages (UKISET, internal tests of the school: English, mathematics, logics, subjects, interview, some require a personal visit) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the program, - for Foundation and Pathway programs, IELTS and TOEFL certificates are usually required, respectively | - recommended submission one year before the start of the program, - the deadline normally closes in January, for TOP HEIs and, as a rule, in March in other universities - for a bachelor, a Foundation or Pathway preparatory program a completed A-level, IB, High School + IELTS / TOEFL are required - for Masters you need a graduated higher education, in some cases you need a pre-Masters program - MBA requires completed higher education, work experience preferably at least 2-3 years, etc. |
Kevin is a Specialist in International Students at University of Sussex. Earlier, he worked at University of Suffolk. He is a Bangor University graduate and has been working in higher education for more than 14 years. Kevin realizes the usual challenges of adapting to a new country, culture, and teaching style, so he recognizes the importance of supporting international students by organizing an orientation week and numerous events and societies to help them settle in and make friends.