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University pathways for international students
Contents Making the
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Why University of Exeter?
About the University
exceptional happen
8 Life on campus
Welcome to INTO University of Exeter,
10 Discover Exeter
your stepping stone to an internationally-
12 Home from home
recognised degree from the University of
14 Choosing your course
Exeter. Together we have one aim: to give
16 International Foundation
international students like you the opportunity
26 International Year One
to study at this top 10 UK university.
32 Graduate Diploma
35 Academic English INTO University of Exeter is an excellent choice. You’ll study a
36 How to apply specialist programme designed exclusively for international students
37 Application form and specifically tailored to the requirements of the University. We’ll
help you to improve your English language, adjust to life as a student
39 Scholarships
at Exeter, and excel in the British education system.
An inspiring place to study, the purpose-built and modern INTO Centre
is in the heart of one of the most beautiful campuses in the country.
You’ll be well placed to take advantage of the impressive facilities.
A top choice with international students, with education of the
highest quality inspired by world-leading research and strong industry
links, you’ll have the opportunity to be exceptional.
Choosing to study abroad is a big decision. With INTO University of
Exeter you can relax knowing that you’ll have a fantastic experience
and graduate with a qualification that transforms your future.
Choose #INTOExeter and open up a lifetime
of opportunities.
Bristol
Bath London
Penryn
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Why University of Exeter?
Study at a top-ranking university University of Exeter’s top-ranked subject areas
UK
TOP
10 2nd 3rd 5th 9th
Sport Science* Drama, Dance Materials Accounting
and Cinematics* Technology* and Finance*
one of the UK’s 24 elite for teaching quality in the UK
research-intensive universities (Teaching Excellence Framework 2017) (The Times and The Sunday Times
Good University Guide 2012–2017)
9th 13th =13th 14th
Politics* Economics* Business Studies* Biological Sciences*
98% of research 370 acres £350 million
rated as being of Exeter’s Streatham campus is invested in our campuses and
‘international quality’ a registered botanical garden facilities over the last five years
WORLD
(Research Excellence Framework 2014) and one of the most beautiful
campuses in the UK
Top 50 16th 20th Top 20
1st in the UK Global Chums 22,000 students Mineral and Mining
Engineering**
Mathematics* Computer Science* Civil; General; and
Electrical and
for international Mentor scheme to help with 5,000 international students Electronic Engineering*
student experience you settle in to university from 140 countries creating a
(Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2017) life and make friends thriving international community
Top 50 Top 100 Top 100 Top 150
Employability at University of Exeter Psychology** Environmental Politics and Accounting
Sciences** International and Finance**
University of Exeter graduates Studies**
have gained employment with
* The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017
top global brands: ** QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017
Accenture Dyson 900+ Top 20 "Exeter is very easy to fall in love with.
Barclays Kantar Public employment-focused UK university targeted It has one of the most beautiful
BNP Paribas KPMG events a year, from employer by top employers campuses in the country, in one of the
Deloitte PwC presentations to careers fairs (High Fliers Research 2010–2017)
most beautiful counties in Britain."
Virgin Guide to British Universities
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About the University
Consistently one of the UK’s top 10 universities, the University
produces highly employable graduates ready for global careers.
Living and studying on one of the most beautiful campuses in
the UK, you’ll join a lively community of over 22,000 students.
Consistently the best Unique campus environment Globally employable graduates
Exeter offers all the facilities you’d expect from With campuses in Exeter and Cornwall, you’ll With strong links to industry, Exeter is the
a Russell Group university, but is small enough to begin your studies on the Streatham campus university of choice for many career-minded
have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. You’ll in Exeter, surrounded by parkland, lakes and students and international employers. Visit
have a wide choice of flexible degrees to choose gardens. The University has invested heavily in the Career Zone for professional advice, CV
from, and with 21 subjects in the top 10 in the the campus over recent years, giving you access guidance, mock interviews and skills sessions.
UK (The Times and The Sunday Times Good to impressive, cutting-edge facilities, such as the Events such as employer presentations
University Guide 2017), you’ll be sure of the modern Forum, the centrepiece of the Streatham and careers fairs will also help prepare you
best education whatever you choose to study. campus. And you’ll never be far from the action to compete in the jobs market and become
Voted 1st in the UK for international student – you’re only a 15-minute walk from the historic, a globally employable graduate.
experience (Whatuni Student Choice Awards student-friendly city centre of Exeter.
Skills for life
2017), expect to have an amazing time at Learn with the very best Stand out from the crowd with the Exeter
Exeter, a university consistently ranked among The University’s academic staff don’t just teach, Award, giving recognition for activities outside
1st in the the best in the UK and the world. they also carry out research – with 98% being
‘internationally excellent’ (Research Excellence
of your studies. Or take advantage of our
award-winning employability programmes,
Russell Group Framework 2014), covering a range of topical
issues from climate change to food security.
offering work placements and support
for student entrepreneurship. All these
You’ll be taught by experts at the forefront of extracurricular achievements will help you
for overall student
their fields who will encourage you to contribute develop a range of skills ready for the workplace.
satisfaction during seminars and lectures.
(The National Student Survey 2016)
“Part of the elite Russell Group,
the UK’s own Ivy League, we
were awarded a Gold rating in
the UK’s first national Teaching
Excellence Framework, reflecting
our commitment to delivering
an internationally outstanding
teaching and learning environment.”
Professor Sir Steve Smith
Vice-Chancellor, University of Exeter
Catch up with Sarthok about Take a tour
life after graduating: of the campus:
www.myin.to/ www.intostudy.com/
Student_Researcher exeter/university
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Life on campus Top 5
Exeter’s picturesque Streatham campus, set in parkland and close to the city centre, Forum facilities
is the perfect environment in which to live and study. Both inspiring in its design Access every service you
and home to cutting-edge facilities, you’ll experience the best of student life here. need at university in one
convenient, iconic building:
Library open 24/7
Career Zone
International Student
Support Office
Market Place supermarket
400-seat lecture theatre
Your Study Centre Supporting you Campus facilities Get involved
The modern INTO Study Centre is close to From the moment you arrive, our Student You’ll find all the study and social facilities you There’s more to campus life than just studying.
everything on campus from the library to Services team will help you settle into life in need on campus, all just a short walk away. You’ll take part in an orientation programme in “The University opened up multiple career
the Students’ Guild, so you’ll be part of the Exeter. Whether you’re opening a bank account, • The impressive Forum, opposite the Study your first week which will give you the chance opportunities and helped me develop a global outlook,
University from day one. It’s been designed with planning a trip or have an academic question, to meet other students. Parties, day trips and
Centre, is home to useful facilities including as well as enabling me to learn technical skills.
you in mind, and it’s where most of your classes they’re here to help. For students under 18 we the library. excursions organised by the Student Services
during your pathway will take place. If you’re offer extra support and there’s even a 24-hour team at the Centre will keep you busy the rest
Having both qualities allowed me to get my dream job.”
• Stay fit, socialise and make use of some
studying an English language course, you’ll telephone helpline if you need to speak to of the year. Grigory, Russia
of the region’s best sports facilities at the Graduated with BSc (Hons) Mathematics from the University of Exeter
study at Duryard House, a traditional building someone outside of office hours. Central to student life is the Students’ Guild,
Sports Park, including a swimming pool, and now working as an Investment Analyst
near the INTO student residences. Find out more about how we support you: one of the UK’s leading students’ unions. If you
football pitches, tennis courts and golf centre.
To get you started, the Learning Resource www.myin.to/StudentSupportEXE like live music, you’ll love the Great Hall, where
• The Northcott Theatre on campus hosts
Centre has a range of books and study materials, big-named acts perform, and the Lemon Grove,
touring companies and productions, and the
and the science laboratory and multimedia which hosts club nights, live gigs and sporting
Bill Douglas Cinema Museum is the
rooms provide opportunities for hands-on events. Test your IQ at a quiz night at the Ram
second biggest subject library in the UK.
learning. You’ll also find plenty of areas in which Bar, or head to Comida for coffee, cake and
to study and socialise, including the INTO Café • Plenty of student-friendly study spaces healthy snacks.
for a coffee or something to eat. are available across campus for quiet and
Make friends and discover new talents by Discover the facilities Check out our top places
group work.
joining one of the 220 clubs and societies at the available on campus: to study on campus:
• The University’s sculpture walk is a great University. From Global Chums to international www.myin.to/ www.myin.to/
way to discover the campus grounds while societies, and fashion to fundraising, you’re sure StudentFacilitiesINTOExeter AwesomeStudyPlaces
enjoying some art. to find one that’s perfect for you.
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Discover Exeter The great outdoors
The region’s coastline and impressive
Located in one of the most beautiful parts of the country, national parks are only a short cycle,
there’s impressive scenery, historic features and great bus or train ride away.
shopping centres all on your doorstep. It’s no wonder
students here are among the most satisfied in the country! Jurassic Coast
stunning and historical section of coastline
Exmouth
a charming, Victorian seaside resort
Top 10 Dartmoor National Park
for student experience perfect for walks or bike rides
(The Times and The Sunday Times
Good University Guide 2017) Topsham
historic town with award-winning restaurants
Powderham Castle
grand home on the banks of the River Exe
“Exeter’s a safe, student city and it’s really
easy to walk everywhere. When I first
came here my friends and I would try
traditional food in different places around
the city. I really like a Sunday roast!”
Kateryna, Ukraine
Completed International Foundation and progressed to International
Relations and Management, and Italian at the University of Exeter
Modern city with a rich history Entertainment day or night Foodie heaven High street favourites
Vibrant and student-friendly, Exeter is a The city’s large student population and many You’ll be spoilt with a selection of local produce The city centre and the modern Princesshay shopping centre are home
compact city with lots to do. Take a free tour festivals ensure a buzzing atmosphere. You’ll at the weekly Farmers’ Market and you’ll to big-brand stores and smaller boutiques. Spend some time exploring the
of the city centre to explore the cobbled be kept busy with theatre, cinema and music also find restaurants offering international fashionable West Quarter, full of independent stores and vintage shops.
streets – the inspiration for JK Rowling’s Diagon bringing something different to Exeter every cuisine. Try Tyepyedong for noodles, Al-Farid Gandy Street, lined with cute gift shops and jewellers, offers something
Alley in the Harry Potter books – or the historic night. Follow big-name acts at the Exeter (Moroccan) and Afriteo (Caribbean). And don’t a bit different.
Gothic Cathedral and Roman ruins. The Phoenix, watch art-house cinema at the forget to have a traditional cream tea in the
Stay connected Find out more about life in Exeter:
attractive Quayside is a popular destination Picturehouse or catch up with friends in the Cathedral Café. There’s even an annual food
A good bus and train network make exploring the region and beyond easy.
with beautiful architecture, and is the ideal place Victoria Inn. During the day, check out the Royal festival where you can try out the best food www.myin.to/
You can be in London in just over two hours. And with a regional airport not
to browse in the shops, take a boat trip or find Albert Memorial Museum and modern the region offers. ExeterForStudents
far from the city, you can explore Europe and the UK.
something good to eat. art at Spacex.
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Home from home
All accommodation:
With a choice of accommodation options, including student residences
on the University campus and homestay accommodation with approved On campus
hosts, it’s easy for you to find the perfect place to call home. 15
MIN Walk to INTO Centre
Laundry facilities
INTO student residences Wi-Fi
Choose from three different room types in
On-site staff
this purpose-built on-campus accommodation,
just 15 minutes’ walk from the INTO Centre.
On-site shop
You’ll join a friendly and welcoming student
community, while living in modern, furnished 24-hour security
rooms. When you don’t feel like cooking, there’s
a shop and takeaway café service on site.
Single Shared Studio Single Studio Study space
En suite Shared Shared Shared En suite Private
bathroom kitchen bathroom kitchen bathroom kitchen
Homestay
This is a unique opportunity to experience
British life and culture first hand. You’ll have a
private room in a carefully selected host’s home,
sharing mealtimes and living spaces.
Supporting you
In our residences you’ll find on-site staff
available 24/7 to offer support, and we’ll
also provide you with a 24-hour helpline
telephone number. If you’re under 18, we
offer extra support from residence wardens
or homestay hosts.
“Duryard is really international, all my flatmates Take a look around
are from different countries. Although it’s big, our accommodation:
it’s really quiet and people are really respectful www.myin.to/
and friendly. My friends and I study together and AccommodationINTOExeter
chat in our flat, and we always cook together.”
Tak Yee, Hong Kong
Completed International Foundation and progressed
to Classical Studies at the University of Exeter
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Choosing your course “Our staff are always on hand to ensure that
students get the one-to-one attention that
Get university ready with our tailored, academic pathway programmes. You’ll benefit from they need, and help to develop the skills that
university-style teaching and the highest academic standards by choosing one of our are important for success in their studies.”
programmes designed in partnership with the University of Exeter. And when it comes Sarah Shirley
Academic Director
to progressing to your chosen degree, we’ll support you with your university application.
ENTRY
BEGIN YOUR CAREER
International Foundation Undergraduate degree
Completion of
2, 3 or 4 terms Mar, Jun, Sep, Oct and Jan From IELTS 5.0
FIND YOUR LEVEL
12 years of
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
schooling or Fast-track Accounting and Finance, and Management | Biomedical, Life and Watch our video about
Environmental Sciences | Economics, Finance and Management I Mathematics with International Foundation
equivalent Enter at Year 1 Graduation
Economics, Finance and Management I Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science
and Physical Sciences I Humanities, Law and Social Science
www.myin.to/
InternationalFoundation
Completion International Year One Undergraduate degree
of A-levels, 3 terms Sep and Jan From IELTS 6.0
first year of Year 2 Year 3 Watch our video about
university or Accounting and Finance | Engineering | Management and Business Economics International Year One
equivalent Mathematics with Accounting, Economics, Finance or Management | Psychology
Enter at Year 2 Graduation
www.myin.to/
InternationalYearOne
Graduate Diploma Postgraduate degree
Completion of
3 terms Jun, Sep, Oct and Jan From IELTS 5.5
undergraduate
Year 1
degree or Watch our video about
equivalent Finance | Management Enter at Year 1 Graduation Graduate Diploma
www.myin.to/
Mastersdegree
Want to improve your English? Flexible Combined Honours
If English is not your first language, you may If you hold an offer to start a degree at the If you want to improve your English With 36 subjects and over 1,500 degree combinations, Flexible Combined Honours
be worried about studying in a different University of Exeter in September 2018, our language skills for use in everyday allows you to combine two subjects at undergraduate degree level following your
language. Our Academic English course Pre-sessional English course will provide situations, our General English course, International Foundation or International Year One. Progression requirements are
provides intensive preparation to help you you with intensive preparation in academic with various start dates and flexible course specific to each combination and agreed on a case-by-case basis. Previous applications
succeed in your academic studies. We’ll English. You’ll focus on content-specific lengths, will be perfect for you. Suitable for by INTO students have received a conditional offer, however, this is not guaranteed.
provide extra support in developing your grammar, style and structure, and have the students of all levels, you’ll improve your
Placement options
English language fluency and study skills, opportunity to practise speaking English on general language proficiency in listening,
Most degrees are available with a Work Placement or Study Abroad option in the third
helping you to confidently progress to your topics related to your degree programme. speaking, vocabulary, reading, writing For more information:
year. A Work Placement allows you to gain hands-on experience at an organisation in
academic programme. and grammar. www.intostudy.com/
the UK or abroad, while Study Abroad offers an opportunity to spend a year studying
For more information, see page 35. For more information: at one of the University’s partners around the world. See the progression table for the exeter/courses
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses programme you wish to study to check if this is an option for your chosen degree.
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FAST-TRACK PROGRAMME
International Foundation Accounting and Finance, Progression options
You can progress to five degrees at the University of Exeter from this pathway.
and Management (6 months)
The following table provides information about what grades you need to achieve
Start dates to be guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019.
March
Programme length A unique 6-month pathway to Year 1 of a business Degree subject Requirements English level % Final academic grade %
Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) None 65 70
2 terms or approximately 6 months degree at the University of Exeter
Business BSc (Hons) None 65 70
Class hours Benefit from exemptions from the exams of ACCA
22–24 hours per week
and other chartered accounting bodies Business and Accounting BSc (Hons) None 65 70
Class size Business and Management BA (Hons) None 65 70
Maximum of 17 students per class Progress to a degree offered by the EQUIS and AMBA
for English language teaching
accredited University of Exeter Business School Management with Marketing BA (Hons) None 65 70
Age requirement Degree programme based on the Penryn campus.
16 years and above* Work placement option available.
What will I study? Study abroad option available. Possibility to take part in study abroad will depend on your academic progress,
Academic entry requirements English for Business (20 credits) your linguistic ability relevant to the country to be visited and the places available in your chosen country.
Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)
equivalent to meet the same standard) with Independent Study in Business (20 credits)
good grades.
Introduction to Accounting and Finance (20 credits)
English language entry requirements Introduction to Economics (20 credits)
IELTS 6.5 (with a minimum of 6.0 Introduction to Management (20 credits) “Students love the ‘Independent Study in
in all subskills) or equivalent
You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. Business’ module, which gives you the
If you do not meet the minimum English language For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses opportunity to research a business-related topic
requirements you should apply for our Academic
English course. See page 35 for more information.
you are passionate about. Through this you’ll
develop your academic business knowledge and
Award and validating body enhance your English and communication skills.”
Successful completion of the International Foundation
Karen Glide, Programme Manager
programme leads to the award of International
Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from the
University of Exeter.
Tuition fees
See page 36 for course dates and prices.
9th Top 150
For full course information visit:
in the UK for in the world for
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses Accounting and Finance Accounting and Finance “We study a business of our choice,
(The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017)
write a report and give a presentation
* All students must be 17 by the through the Independent Study for
end of their academic year of
study, no later than 31 August. Business module. This teaches us skills
we will need at university such as critical
Special features thinking and time management.”
Carry out independent research into Study the application of management and
Amirah, Singapore
a business of your choice and present your other business principles via case studies. Studying International Foundation
findings as part of the ‘Independent Study Participate in group work centred
in Business’ module. around the production and presentation
Learn from systematic use of company of a business report.
accounts and annual reports.
“The Foundation was the perfect
pathway towards a degree. It’s like a
bridge that prepares you academically, as
well as giving you good language skills.”
Want to find out more? Haotian, China
Visit our website or for help with your Completed International Foundation and progressed to
application, contact our Admissions Accounting and Finance at the University of Exeter
team or your education counsellor. Find the most up-to-date information here:
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
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International Foundation Biomedical, Life and Progression options
You can progress to more than 30 degrees at the University of Exeter from this pathway.
Environmental Sciences
The following table provides information about which modules you need to study and what grades
Start dates you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019.
June, September, October and January We’ve only included the details for some of the most popular degrees our students have progressed to.
Programme length Progress to Year 1 of a wide range
3 terms or approximately 9 months of undergraduate degrees Degree subject Requirements English level % Final academic grade %
4 terms or approximately 12 months Animal Behaviour BSc (Hons)* Mathematics 1 65 65
Class hours
Strong industry links including: NHS, health care Applied Psychology (Clinical) MSci 70 in Psychology and interview 65 70
22–25 hours per week charities, Kellogg’s, Unilever and Glaxo Smith Kline
Biochemistry BSc (Hons) Mathematics 1 65 65
Class size
Maximum of 17 students per class for What will I study? Biological and Medicinal Chemistry Mathematics 1 65 65
BSc (Hons)
English language teaching and science labs English Language for Academic Study (30 credits)
Biological Sciences BSc (Hons) Mathematics 1 65 65
Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)
Age requirement
16 years and above*
Introduction to Biological Science (20 credits) Conservation Biology and Ecology Mathematics 1 65 65
BSc (Hons)*
Study Skills (10 credits)
Environmental Science BSc (Hons)* Mathematics 1 65 65
Academic entry requirements
2 out of 4, dependent on progression degree:
Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local Evolutionary Biology BSc (Hons)* Mathematics 1 65 65
equivalent to meet the same standard) with Human Biology (20 credits)
good grades. Introduction to Chemical Sciences (20 credits) Exercise and Sport Sciences BSc (Hons)* Mathematics 1 65 65
Introduction to Psychology (20 credits)
English language entry requirements Geography BA/BSc (Hons) None 65 65
Mathematics 1 (20 credits)
3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing
and no less than 4.5 in all other subskills) or equivalent You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. Human Biosciences BSc (Hons) Mathematics 1 65 65
4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5 For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
Human Sciences BA (Hons) Mathematics 1 65 65
in all subskills) or equivalent
If you do not meet the minimum English language Marine Biology BSc (Hons)* Mathematics 1 65 65
requirements you should apply for our Academic
English course. See page 35 for more information. Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography) None 70 65
BSc (Hons)
Award and validating body Medical Sciences BSc (Hons) Human Biology and Mathematics 1 65 65
Successful completion of the International Foundation
programme leads to the award of International Natural Sciences BSc (Hons)* 60% average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from the
University of Exeter. 14th Top 50 Psychology BSc (Hons) Psychology 65 70
Tuition fees in the UK for Biological Sciences in the world for Psychology Psychology with Sport and Exercise Science
BSc (Hons)
Psychology 65 65
See page 36 for course dates and prices. (The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017) Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences None 65 65
For full course information visit: BSc (Hons)
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses Zoology BSc (Hons)* Mathematics 1 65 65
* All students must be 17 by the
Special features
end of their academic year of
study, no later than 31 August. Learn the skills required to produce and Visit the appropriate University departments
maintain a reflective log and lab workbook. and meet key staff prior to progression to
Work in pairs to carry out experiments from the University.
definition through to completion. Make use of the University’s virtual
Learn how to produce laboratory learning platform to prepare you for
reports in preparation for university. independent learning.
“Critical thinking is very important here
and although I’ve felt challenged, I’ve
enjoyed that aspect because it has
Degree programme based on the Penryn campus.
helped develop my mind.” Work placement option available.
Want to find out more? Anna, Russia
Study abroad option available. Possibility to take part in study abroad will
depend on your academic progress, your linguistic ability relevant to the
Visit our website or for help with your Completed International Foundation and progressed country to be visited and the places available in your chosen country.
application, contact our Admissions to Psychology at the University of Exeter * Master’s options also available.
team or your education counsellor. Note: progression requirements including English level
Find the most up-to-date information here:
and final grade may differ for degrees with these options. www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
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You can progress to 10 degrees at the University of Exeter from this pathway.
Mathematics with Economics, Finance
The following table provides information about what grades you need to achieve
Start dates to be guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019.
and Management
June, September, October and January
Degree subject Requirements English level % Final academic grade %
Programme length
Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) Introduction to Management and Introduction to Accounting and Finance are compulsory 65 70
3 terms or approximately 9 months
4 terms or approximately 12 months
Progress to Year 1 of a wide range of undergraduate degrees Business BSc (Hons) None 65 70
Class hours
Choose from two specialist pathway options Business and Accounting BSc (Hons) Introduction to Management and Introduction to Accounting and Finance are compulsory 65 70
22–24 hours per week
Class size Progress to a degree offered by the EQUIS and AMBA accredited Business and Management BA (Hons) Introduction to Management and Introduction to Accounting and Finance are compulsory 65 70
Maximum of 17 students per class University of Exeter Business School Business Economics BSc (Hons) Mathematics 1 and Introduction to Accounting and Finance are compulsory 65 70
for English language teaching
Economics BSc (Hons) Mathematics 1 and Introduction to Accounting and Finance are compulsory 65 70
Age requirement What will I study?
16 years and above* Economics and Finance BSc (Hons) None 65 70
English Language for Academic Study (30 credits)
Foundation Mathematics (20 credits) Economics and Politics BSc (Hons) None 65 70
Academic entry requirements
Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local
Introduction to Economics (20 credits)
Economics with Econometrics BSc (Hons) None 65 70
equivalent to meet the same standard) with Study Skills (10 credits)
good grades.
2 out of 3, dependent on progression degree: Management with Marketing BA (Hons) None 65 70
English language entry requirements Introduction to Accounting and Finance (20 credits)
Mathematics with Accounting BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Foundation Mathematics and Mathematics 1 65 65
3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing Introduction to Management (20 credits)
and no less than 4.5 in all other subskills) or equivalent
Mathematics 1 (20 credits) Mathematics with Economics BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Foundation Mathematics and Mathematics 1 65 65
4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5
in all subskills) or equivalent You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. Mathematics with Finance BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Foundation Mathematics and Mathematics 1 65 65
For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
If you do not meet the minimum English language
Mathematics with Management BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Foundation Mathematics and Mathematics 1 65 65
requirements you should apply for our Academic
English course. See page 35 for more information.
Degree programme based on the Penryn campus.
Work placement option available.
Award and validating body Study abroad option available. Possibility to take part in study abroad will depend on your academic progress,
Successful completion of the International Foundation your linguistic ability relevant to the country to be visited and the places available in your chosen country.
programme leads to the award of International * Master’s options also available.
Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from the
University of Exeter.
Tuition fees 13th = 16th Work placement opportunities at University of Exeter Business School
See page 36 for course dates and prices.
in the UK for Economics in the UK for Mathematics • Almost all degrees at University of Exeter Business School offer opportunities
For full course information visit:
for work placement (see progression tables).
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses (The Times and The Sunday Times (The Times and The Sunday Times
Good University Guide 2017) Good University Guide 2017) • Put into practice what you’ve learnt in your first two years.
* All students must be 17 by the • Gain valuable practical experience in your chosen area of study.
end of their academic year of
study, no later than 31 August. • Graduate with a proven employment track record and confidence in the workplace.
Special features • Market yourself to prospective employers while out on placement.
Analyse and interpret business practices Learn about accounting concepts and • Successful Work Placements can be a pathway to permanent roles
of key global businesses such as Apple, the procedures used in the preparation
• Recent examples include Accenture, Bank of England, Warner Bros, IBM and Microsoft.
Google, Coca-Cola and Nike. of financial statements.
Make use of the University’s Virtual Guest lectures delivered by those with
Learning Platform (VLP) to prepare you specific experience/knowledge.
for independent learning. Group work centred around the production
“My year at Microsoft helped me become more professional while
Focus on the application of economic and presentation of a business report.
giving me insight into how a global company works. I had the
principles to real-world business and
chance to be involved in various projects across the company,
non-business issues.
meet lots of people and potentially make long-lasting connections.”
Stefaniia, Russia
Completed a work placement at Microsoft and graduated with BSc (Hons) Business Economics
from the University of Exeter and now working for PwC
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20 www.intostudy.com/exeter | 21International Foundation Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Progression options
You can progress to more than 40 degrees at the University of Exeter from this pathway. The following table provides information about which
Science and Physical Sciences
modules you need to study and what grades you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019.
Start dates
Degree subject Requirements English level % Final academic grade %
June, September, October and January
Applied Geology BSc (Hons)* None 65 65
Programme length Progress to Year 1 of a wide range
Civil Engineering BEng (Hons) 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
3 terms or approximately 9 months of undergraduate degrees
4 terms or approximately 12 months
Civil Engineering MEng 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Class hours
Gain hands-on experience through practical based
Civil and Environmental Engineering MEng 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
22–24 hours per week learning in the University’s engineering labs
Computer Science BSc (Hons)* None 65 65
Class size
Maximum of 17 students per class What will I study? Computer Science and Mathematics BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
for English language teaching English Language for Academic Study (30 credits)
Electronic Engineering BEng (Hons) 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)
Age requirement
16 years and above*
Introduction to Physical Science (20 credits) Electronic Engineering MEng 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Mathematics 1 (20 credits)
Electronic Engineering and Computer Science 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Academic entry requirements Study Skills (10 credits) BEng (Hons)
Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local
Electronic Engineering and Computer Science 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
equivalent to meet the same standard) with 1 out of 2: MEng
good grades. Introduction to Computer Science (20 credits) Engineering BEng (Hons)* 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Mathematics 2 (20 credits)
English language entry requirements Engineering and Management BEng (Hons) 60 in Mathematics 2 65 70
3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme.
and no less than 4.5 in all other subskills) or equivalent For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses Engineering and Management MEng 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5
in all subskills) or equivalent Engineering Geology and Geotechnics None 65 65
BSc (Hons)*
If you do not meet the minimum English language Geology BSc (Hons)* None 65 65
requirements you should apply for our Academic
English course. See page 35 for more information.
Mathematical Sciences 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
(Ecology and Evolution) MSci
Award and validating body Materials Engineering BEng (Hons) 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
=16th 10th
Successful completion of the International Foundation
programme leads to the award of International Materials Engineering MEng 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from the
University of Exeter. Mathematical Sciences 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
in the UK for Mathematics in the UK for General Engineering (Energy Systems and Control) MSci
Tuition fees (The Times and The Sunday Times (The Times and The Sunday Times Mathematical Sciences 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
Good University Guide 2017) Good University Guide 2017) (Environmental Science) MSci
See page 36 for course dates and prices.
Mathematics BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
For full course information visit:
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Mathematics and Physics BSc (Hons) 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2, Introduction to Physical 65 65
Science, A-level Physics, attend an interview
* All students must be 17 by the Special features Mathematics with Accounting BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
end of their academic year of Gain practical experience through laboratory Take part in small, interactive classes which
study, no later than 31 August. Mathematics with Economics BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
work in the University’s fully equipped include the teaching of practical skills
electronic and materials testing laboratories alongside a syllabus specifically designed Mathematics with Finance BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
and workshops. for engineering.
Mathematics with Management BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2 65 65
Continue learning outside of the classroom Learn how to use software to solve problems
through interactive field trips, which have and enhance your presentations and Mechanical Engineering BEng (Hons) 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
included a tour of Bloodhound SSC and written work.
Mechanical Engineering MEng 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Silverstone race track.
Mining Engineering BEng (Hons) 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Physics BSc (Hons) 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2, Introduction to Physical 65 65
Science, A-level Physics, attend an interview
“INTO’s a great starting point. When I Physics with Astrophysics BSc (Hons)* 60 average across Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2, Introduction to Physical 65 65
began my degree I was already used to Science, A-level Physics, attend an interview
the University and the culture. You also Renewable Energy Engineering BEng (Hons)* 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
learn from the best academics.” Renewable Energy BSc (Hons) 60 in Mathematics 2 65 65
Sarthok, Bangladesh
Want to find out more? Graduated with BSc (Hons) Conservation Biology and Degree programme based on the Penryn campus.
Visit our website or for help with your Ecology from the University of Exeter with First Class Work placement option available.
application, contact our Admissions Honours and now studying a PhD in Genetics Study abroad option available. Possibility to take part in study abroad will depend on your academic progress, Find the most up-to-date
team or your education counsellor. your linguistic ability relevant to the country to be visited and the places available in your chosen country.
* Master’s options also available. information here:
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exeter/courses
22 www.intostudy.com/exeter | 23International Foundation Humanities, Law and Social Science Progression options
You can progress to more than 30 degrees at the University of Exeter from this pathway.
The following table provides information about which modules you need to study and what grades
you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019.
Start dates Progress to Year 1 of a wide range
June, September, October and January We’ve only included the details for some of the most popular degrees our students have progressed to.
of undergraduate degrees
Programme length
3 terms or approximately 9 months Participate in an employability programme (September intake) Degree subject Requirements English level % Final academic grade %
4 terms or approximately 12 months
to help prepare you for business opportunities Ancient History BA (Hons) None 65 70
Class hours Anthropology BA (Hons) None 65 65
22–24 hours per week What will I study?
Archaeology BA (Hons) None 65 65
Class size British History and Institutions 1 (20 credits)
Maximum of 17 students per class English Language for Academic Study (30 credits) Archaeology with Forensic Science None 65 65
BSc (Hons)
for English language teaching Introduction to English Law and the English Legal System 1 (20 credits)
Art History and Visual Culture BA (Hons) None 65 70
Study Skills (10 credits)
Age requirement
Classical Studies BA (Hons) None 65 70
16 years and above* 3 out of 4:
Introduction to English Law and the English Legal System 2 (20 credits) Criminology BSc (Hons) None 65 70
Academic entry requirements
Introduction to Film and Literary Studies (20 credits)
Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local Drama BA (Hons) 70 in Introduction to Film and Literary Studies and workshop/interview 65 70
equivalent to meet the same standard) with
Introduction to Psychology (20 credits)
good grades. Introduction to World Politics and International Relations (20 credits) English BA (Hons) 70 in Introduction to Film and Literary Studies 65 70
You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme.
English language entry requirements English BA (Hons) 65 in Introduction to Film and Literary Studies 65 65
For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing
and no less than 4.5 in all other subskills) or equivalent English and Drama BA (Hons) 70 in Introduction to Film and Literary Studies 65 70
4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5
English and Film Studies BA (Hons) 70 in Introduction to Film and Literary Studies 65 70
in all subskills) or equivalent
If you do not meet the minimum English language English and History BA (Hons) 65 in Introduction to Film and Literary Studies 65 70
requirements you should apply for our Academic
English course. See page 35 for more information. Film Studies BA (Hons) 70 in Introduction to Film and Literary Studies 65 70
LLB (Hons) Law Top 50
Award and validating body Geography BA/BSc (Hons) None 65 70
Successful completion of the International Foundation
programme leads to the award of International History BA (Hons) None 65 70
Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from the is recognised in a number in the world for English Language History and International Relations None 65 70
University of Exeter.
of Common Law countries (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017) BA (Hons)
History and International Relations None 65 65
Tuition fees BA (Hons)
See page 36 for course dates and prices.
History and Politics BA (Hons) None 65 65
For full course information visit:
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses Special features International Relations BA (Hons) None 65 70
Learn through discipline-specific teaching Law students: take part in mini-trials, allowing
International Relations BA (Hons) None 65 65
* All students must be 17 by the and assessment providing you with the skills you to present cases like professional lawyers.
end of their academic year of
study, no later than 31 August. required for your degree, including research Politics and International Relations students: Law LLB None 65 70
projects, essays, case studies, presentations analyse causes and resolution of different
Liberal Arts BA (Hons) None 65 70
and seminars. world conflicts.
Film students: analyse film techniques and All lectures and seminars delivered by Middle East Studies BA (Hons) None 65 65
the film industry and visit the University’s experienced university lecturers. Philosophy BA (Hons) None 65 70
film museum.
Politics BA (Hons) None 65 70
Politics and Sociogy BA (Hons) None 65 70
Politics, Philosophy and Economics None 65 70
BA (Hons)
Sociology BSc (Hons) None 65 65
“Studying in the UK enhanced my
Sociology and Criminology BSc (Hons) None 65 70
multicultural awareness. It also improved
my interpersonal skills and my ability to be
flexible to changing work circumstances.”
Want to find out more? Fiedya, Indonesia Degree programme based on the Penryn campus.
Visit our website or for help with your Graduated with LLB (Hons) Law from the University of Work placement option available.
application, contact our Admissions Exeter and now working as a Legal Trainee in Singapore Study abroad option available. Possibility to take part in study abroad
team or your education counsellor. will depend on your academic progress, your linguistic ability relevant to
Find the most up-to-date information here:
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24 www.intostudy.com/exeter | 25International Year One Accounting and Finance Progression options
The following table provides information about which modules
you need to study and what grades you need to achieve to be
guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019.
Start dates Progress to Year 2 of a range of undergraduate degrees
September and January
Prepare for a degree that offers exemptions from the exams Degree subject Requirements English level % Final academic grade %
Programme length
3 terms or approximately 9 months of professional bodies including the ACCA and CIMA Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) 55% average across Introduction to Financial Accounting
and Introduction to Management Accounting
65 55
Business and Accounting BA (Hons) 55% average across Introduction to Financial Accounting 65 55
Class hours and Introduction to Management Accounting
20–24 hours per week
What will I study?
English Language Skills for Undergraduate Studies (30 credits) Work placement option available.
Study abroad option available. Possibility to take part in study abroad
Class size Introduction to Financial Accounting (15 credits) will depend on your academic progress, your linguistic ability relevant to
Maximum of 17 students per class the country to be visited and the places available in your chosen country.
Introduction to Management Accounting (15 credits)
for English language teaching
Introduction to Statistics (15 credits)
Age requirement Management Concepts and Practice (15 credits)
16 years and above* Principles of Economics (Microeconomics) (15 credits)
Principles of Economics (Macroeconomics) (15 credits)
Academic entry requirements
Satisfactory completion of A-levels, or first year
You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme.
of overseas university degree with good grades For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
or equivalent.
“Our programmes allow students
English language entry requirements to develop their time management
IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing
and no less than 5.0 in other subskills) or equivalent
and independent learning skills.
Former students have commented
If you do not meet the minimum English language
requirements you should apply for our Academic their course has been an invaluable
English course. See page 35 for more information. preparation for their degree.”
Award and validating body 9th Top 150 Andrew Boyne
English Teacher/Co-ordinator
Successful completion of International Year One leads
to the initial award of Certificate of Higher Education in the UK for in the world for
(FHEQ Level 4) from the University of Exeter. Accounting and Finance Accounting and Finance
(The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017)
Tuition fees
See page 36 for course dates and prices.
For full course information visit: “Working as a Consultant, I’m expected to work with
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses different people from different backgrounds, attend
Special features
meetings and communicate in a professional manner.
* All students must be 17 by the Participate in group work and learn how Apply knowledge to a real-life
end of their academic year of While studying at INTO and at the University, I was
to use statistics to help you make workplace situation.
study, no later than 31 August.
sensible business decisions.
taught to do just that. Studying at the University
Analyse current business practice,
of Exeter I learned to be a good team player, a
Attend a lecture in the Business School, recommend strategic developments for
problem solver and to communicate effectively and
either in person or virtually. organisations such as Amazon and present
your findings.
professionally. Also, all those presentations that
Participate in an employability programme
made me nervous when I was studying have helped
(September intake) to help prepare you for Present to a panel that includes a member
me to gain more confidence today.”
business opportunities. of the Business School teaching team.
Delfina, Indonesia
Apply theory to analyse UK companies Graduated with Accounting and Finance from the University of Exeter
and present your findings. and now working as an Advisory Consultant in Indonesia
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26 www.intostudy.com/exeter | 27International Year One Engineering Management and International Year One
Start dates Progress to Year 2 of a wide range of undergraduate degrees Business Economics Start dates
September September and January
Attend lectures alongside first year university students Progress to Year 2 of a specialist undergraduate degree
Programme length Programme length
3 terms or approximately 9 months 3 terms or approximately 9 months
What will I study? Strong professional association links,
Class hours English Language and Study Skills for Engineering (30 credits) including Chartered Management Institute and the Class hours
24 hours per week on average 20–24 hours per week
Core Engineering (Mechanics, Materials and Electronics) (15 credits) Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
Class size Core Engineering (Project) (15 credits) Class size
Maximum of 17 students per class Engineering Mathematics (30 credits) Maximum of 17 students per class
for English language teaching What will I study? for English language teaching
2 out of 3: Accounting for Management and Economics (15 credits)
Age requirement Electronics for Engineering (15 credits) English Language Skills for Undergraduate Studies (30 credits) Age requirement
16 years and above* Engineering Mechanics (15 credits) 16 years and above*
Fundamentals of Marketing (15 credits)
Materials and Manufacturing (15 credits) Introduction to Statistics (15 credits)
Academic entry requirements Academic entry requirements
Satisfactory completion of A-levels, or first year You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. Management Concepts and Practice (15 credits) Satisfactory completion of A-levels, or first year
of overseas university degree with good grades For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses Principles of Economics (Microeconomics) (15 credits) of overseas university degree with good grades
or equivalent. or equivalent.
Principles of Economics (Macroeconomics) (15 credits)
A-level Mathematics or equivalent at grade C.
A science subject must also have been studied Special features You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. English language entry requirements
eg. Biology, Chemistry, Further Mathematics
Study some modules alongside first year Gain hands-on experience through For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing and no less
and/or Physics. than 5.0 in other subskills) or equivalent.
university students in lectures and seminars. practical-based learning including field
If you do not meet the minimum English language
English language entry requirements Make use of industry-standard, trips and laboratory work. requirements you should apply for our Academic
IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 three-dimensional Computer Aided Design and build a hydroelectric generator. English course. See page 35 for more information.
in all subskills) or equivalent
Design software eg. MatLab, Solidworks.
If you do not meet the minimum English language Award and validating body
requirements you should apply for our Academic Continue learning outside of the classroom Successful completion of International Year One leads
English course. See page 35 for more information. through interactive field trips, which have to the initial award of Certificate of Higher Education
Award and validating body
included a tour of Bloodhound SSC,
and Silverstone race track.
=13th 13th (FHEQ Level 4) from the University of Exeter.
Tuition fees
Successful completion of International Year One leads
to the initial award of Certificate of Higher Education in the UK for Business Studies in the UK for Economics See page 36 for course dates and prices.
(FHEQ Level 4) from the University of Exeter. (The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) (The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) For full course information visit:
Progression options
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
Tuition fees The following table provides information about which modules you need to study and what grades
See page 36 for course dates and prices. you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019. * All students must be 17 by the
end of their academic year of
For full course information visit: Special features study, no later than 31 August.
www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
Degree subject Requirements English level Final academic grade % Learn and reflect on your own skills and Design promotional strategies and present
Civil Engineering BEng (Hons) None 65 50 preferred team role or leadership style. your ideas in a variety of creative forms.
* All students must be 17 by the
end of their academic year of Civil Engineering MEng None 65 50 Work in groups to solve business problems Visit local organisations to consider
study, no later than 31 August.
Civil and Environmental Engineering MEng None 65 50 and present your findings. management strategies in practice.
Electronic Engineering BEng (Hons) Electronics for Engineers 65 50 Participate in an employability programme Attend a lecture in the Business School,
Electronic Engineering MEng Electronics for Engineers 65 50 (September intake) to help prepare you for either in person or virtually.
Engineering BEng (Hons) None 65 50 business opportunities.
Engineering MEng None 65 50
Engineering and Management BEng (Hons) None 65 50
Progression options
Engineering and Management MEng None 70 50
The following table provides information about which modules you need to study and what grades
Materials Engineering BEng (Hons) None 65 50 you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at the University of Exeter in September 2019.
Materials Engineering MEng None 65 50
Mechanical Engineering BEng (Hons) None 65 50
Final academic
Mechanical Engineering MEng None 65 50 Degree subject Requirements English level % grade %
Business and Management 55 in Management Concepts and Practice module 65 55
BA (Hons)
Business Economics 55 average in Principles of Economics (Microeconomics) 65 55
BSc (Hons) and Principles of Economics (Macroeconomics) modules
Work placement option available.
Management with 55 average in Management Concepts and Practice and 65 55
Want to find out more? Study abroad option available.
Marketing BA (Hons) Fundamentals of Marketing modules Want to find out more?
Possibility to take part in study abroad
Visit our website or for help with your Visit our website or for help with your
will depend on your academic progress,
application, contact our Admissions your linguistic ability relevant to the application, contact our Admissions
team or your education counsellor. country to be visited and the places
Find the most up-to-date information here: Work placement option available. Find the most up-to-date information here: team or your education counsellor.
Study abroad option available.
available in your chosen country. www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses Possibility to take part in study abroad www.intostudy.com/exeter/courses
will depend on your academic progress,
your linguistic ability relevant to the
country to be visited and the places
available in your chosen country.
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