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{{short description|Public | {{short description|Public university in Exeter, England}} | ||
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The '''University of Exeter''' is a public research university located in [[Exeter]], [[Devon]], [[England]]. It was founded | [[File:University_of_Exeter_logo_2022.png|University of Exeter logo|thumb|right]] | ||
The '''University of Exeter''' is a public research university located in [[Exeter]], [[Devon]], [[England]]. It was founded in 1955, although its origins can be traced back to the establishment of the [[Royal Albert Memorial College]] in 1900. The university has grown significantly over the years and is now a member of the [[Russell Group]] of leading research-intensive universities in the United Kingdom. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
The University of Exeter | The University of Exeter was formed from the amalgamation of several institutions, including the Royal Albert Memorial College and the University College of the South West of England. It received its royal charter in 1955, granting it university status. Since then, the university has expanded its facilities and academic offerings, becoming a prominent institution in the UK. | ||
==Campuses== | ==Campuses== | ||
The university has several campuses | The university has several campuses, each with its own unique character and facilities. | ||
===Streatham Campus=== | ===Streatham Campus=== | ||
[[File:University_of_Exeter_Forum.jpg|University of Exeter Forum|thumb|left]] | |||
The Streatham Campus is the largest and most picturesque of the university's campuses, located on the outskirts of Exeter. It is home to the majority of the university's academic departments and student facilities. The campus is known for its beautiful gardens and modern architecture, including the [[University of Exeter Forum]], a central hub for students. | |||
===St Luke's Campus=== | ===St Luke's Campus=== | ||
St Luke's Campus is located in the heart of Exeter and is primarily home to the university's [[College of Medicine and Health]]. It has a long history of medical education and offers a range of health-related courses. | |||
===Penryn Campus=== | ===Penryn Campus=== | ||
The | The Penryn Campus, located in [[Cornwall]], is shared with [[Falmouth University]]. It offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with a focus on environmental science, renewable energy, and sustainable development. | ||
== | ==Academic Structure== | ||
The University of Exeter | The University of Exeter is organized into six academic colleges: | ||
* College of Humanities | |||
* College of Social Sciences and International Studies | |||
* College of Life and Environmental Sciences | |||
* College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences | |||
* College of Medicine and Health | |||
* University of Exeter Business School | |||
[[File:University_of_Exeter_Business_School.jpg|University of Exeter Business School|thumb|right]] | |||
==Research== | ==Research== | ||
The university is renowned for its research output and is involved in a wide range of research activities across various disciplines. It is particularly noted for its work in climate change, ecology, and sustainability. | |||
==Student Life== | |||
The University of Exeter offers a vibrant student life with a wide range of clubs, societies, and sports teams. The [[Students' Guild]] is the main student union, providing support and representation for students. | |||
[[File:University_of_Exeter_Piazza_(6946750730).jpg|University of Exeter Piazza|thumb|left]] | |||
==Notable Buildings== | |||
The university boasts several notable buildings, each contributing to the academic and social life of the campus. | |||
===Reed Hall=== | |||
[[File:Reed_Hall_2.jpg|Reed Hall|thumb|right]] | |||
Reed Hall is a historic building on the Streatham Campus, often used for conferences and events. It is surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers a tranquil setting for various activities. | |||
== | ===Washington Singer Building=== | ||
[[File:Washington_Singer_Building,_Exeter_University_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1039282.jpg|Washington Singer Building|thumb|left]] | |||
The Washington Singer Building is one of the original buildings on the Streatham Campus and houses several academic departments. | |||
==Related | ===The Hatherly Laboratories=== | ||
[[File:The_Hatherly_Laboratories,_University_of_Exeter_-_geograph.org.uk_-_256646.jpg|The Hatherly Laboratories|thumb|right]] | |||
The Hatherly Laboratories are part of the university's science facilities, providing state-of-the-art laboratories for research and teaching. | |||
===Lopes Hall=== | |||
[[File:Lopes_Hall,_Exeter_University,_2011.jpg|Lopes Hall|thumb|left]] | |||
Lopes Hall is one of the university's student residences, offering accommodation for undergraduate students. | |||
==Related Pages== | |||
* [[Russell Group]] | * [[Russell Group]] | ||
* [[Exeter]] | * [[Exeter]] | ||
* [[Falmouth University]] | * [[Falmouth University]] | ||
[[Category:University of Exeter| ]] | |||
[[Category:University of Exeter]] | |||
[[Category:1955 establishments in England]] | [[Category:1955 establishments in England]] | ||
[[Category:Educational institutions established in 1955]] | |||
[[Category:Russell Group]] | [[Category:Russell Group]] | ||
[[Category:Universities in Devon]] | [[Category:Universities in Devon]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:02, 23 March 2025
Public university in Exeter, England
The University of Exeter is a public research university located in Exeter, Devon, England. It was founded in 1955, although its origins can be traced back to the establishment of the Royal Albert Memorial College in 1900. The university has grown significantly over the years and is now a member of the Russell Group of leading research-intensive universities in the United Kingdom.
History[edit]
The University of Exeter was formed from the amalgamation of several institutions, including the Royal Albert Memorial College and the University College of the South West of England. It received its royal charter in 1955, granting it university status. Since then, the university has expanded its facilities and academic offerings, becoming a prominent institution in the UK.
Campuses[edit]
The university has several campuses, each with its own unique character and facilities.
Streatham Campus[edit]
The Streatham Campus is the largest and most picturesque of the university's campuses, located on the outskirts of Exeter. It is home to the majority of the university's academic departments and student facilities. The campus is known for its beautiful gardens and modern architecture, including the University of Exeter Forum, a central hub for students.
St Luke's Campus[edit]
St Luke's Campus is located in the heart of Exeter and is primarily home to the university's College of Medicine and Health. It has a long history of medical education and offers a range of health-related courses.
Penryn Campus[edit]
The Penryn Campus, located in Cornwall, is shared with Falmouth University. It offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with a focus on environmental science, renewable energy, and sustainable development.
Academic Structure[edit]
The University of Exeter is organized into six academic colleges:
- College of Humanities
- College of Social Sciences and International Studies
- College of Life and Environmental Sciences
- College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences
- College of Medicine and Health
- University of Exeter Business School
Research[edit]
The university is renowned for its research output and is involved in a wide range of research activities across various disciplines. It is particularly noted for its work in climate change, ecology, and sustainability.
Student Life[edit]
The University of Exeter offers a vibrant student life with a wide range of clubs, societies, and sports teams. The Students' Guild is the main student union, providing support and representation for students.
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Notable Buildings[edit]
The university boasts several notable buildings, each contributing to the academic and social life of the campus.
Reed Hall[edit]
Reed Hall is a historic building on the Streatham Campus, often used for conferences and events. It is surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers a tranquil setting for various activities.
Washington Singer Building[edit]
The Washington Singer Building is one of the original buildings on the Streatham Campus and houses several academic departments.
The Hatherly Laboratories[edit]
The Hatherly Laboratories are part of the university's science facilities, providing state-of-the-art laboratories for research and teaching.
Lopes Hall[edit]
Lopes Hall is one of the university's student residences, offering accommodation for undergraduate students.
