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<h1>About Exeter</h1>
Exeter is known to be a Cathedral city in Devon, England. It is located near the River Exe and has a population of 129,900. The Devon Country Council governs Exeter. There are two famous universities located in Exeter, which are the University of Exeter and St Luke's Campus. 
The city is considered to be a center for modern business and tourism in Devon and Cornwall. It has the status of a non-metropolitan district.
 
<h2>Top Universities in Exeter</h2>
The University of Exeter has two primary campuses in the city and has a large number of students enrolled in its various courses. It is considered to be one of the four main sites of Univerisity of Plymouth, Bill Doughlous School and St Loye's School of Health Studies. The university has a Business school. Exeter is known as a center for a circular economy. 
Exeter College offeres undergraduate, post-graduate, certificate and diploma courses.
The popular colleges and universities of Exeter are:
<ul>
	<li>Streatham College</li>
	<li>The University of Exeter-Saint Luke’s Campus</li>
	<li>St. Luke’s Science and Sports College</li>
	<li>Camborne School of Mines</li>
	<li>Penryn College</li>
</ul>
 
<h2>Popular Courses in Exeter</h2>
Significant steps were taken after the 1980s in Exeter for expansion and diversification of teaching and research provision including the development of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs in geology, environmental science and surveying. Camborne School of Mines and the University of Exeter offer many job-oriented courses.
 Exeter colleges and universities provide a variety of courses at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate level. Students can also do 1-year diploma and certificate courses and may take up the desired job after that.
The University of Exeter and other colleges in the city offers some most popular courses which are:
<ul>
	<li>Arts &amp; humanities: It contains the courses for History, Philosophy &amp; Theology, Languages, Literature &amp; Linguistics, Art and Performing Arts &amp; Design.</li>
	<li>Geology, Environmental, Earth &amp; Marine Sciences</li>
	<li>Mathematics &amp; Statistics and Chemistry.</li>
	<li>Business &amp; economics: This field offer courses in Business &amp; Management, Economics &amp; Econometrics, and Accounting &amp; Finance.</li>
	<li>Engineering &amp; Technology: This field of study offer courses in Electrical &amp; Electronic Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical &amp; Aerospace Engineering.</li>
	<li>Social sciences: This field of study offer courses in Sociology, Politics &amp; International Studies, Communication &amp; Media Studies, etc.</li>
</ul>
 
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-time Jobs</h2>
A student living in Exeter or Cornwall needs an approximate of £1015 a month to meet necessary living expenses such as accommodation, food, books and equipment, and other necessities. This figure is an approximation according to the minimum expense needs, and the rest depends on the student's lifestyle and way of living.
<ul>
	<li>The everyday living expenses include the cost of living, Utilities(heat, electricity, and water), transportation, food, entertainment, and health insurance. </li>
	<li>The city also features many public open spaces and parks, river beds and cafés and restaurants situated in the city center and surrounding suburbs.</li>
	<li>Some university also provides the facility of on-board living, which can cut down the living expenses.</li>
</ul>
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The University of Exeter and many other locally situated colleges and universities offer work-study programs. International students can work part-time as a trainer, teacher at primary schools, note maker, stenographer, etc. based on their needs, and they get paid accordingly. With this, students can meet their financial expenses and it also gives them a feeling of independence. 
<ul>
	<li>International students are provided the opportunity to work onboard and meet their necessary living expenses to work for the college and university they study. For this, they have to know about the international job and study policy.</li>
	<li>Some universities also provide scholarships for students to meet their housing and necessary living expenses.</li>
	<li>The student may work part-time as a personal tutor or counselor.</li>
	<li>The student may work part-time in the following jobs: Restaurants and Coffee shops, Store Associate, Cashier, Customer Associative, Tourism Guide, Freelancer, Library helper, etc.</li>
</ul>

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Exeter

The University of Exeter, or Exon as is commonly referred to as, is a public research university in Exeter, Devon, UK.
<ul>
	<li>The University of Exeter has more than 20,000 registered students.</li>
	<li>The University is one of the Top 100 universities in the world, and number 1 in the UK for international student satisfaction.</li>
	<li>The University has consistently secured its rank among the top 15 universities in the UK.</li>
	<li>Nine of its subjects have been ranked within the top 10 of the Guardian University Guide 2018.</li>
	<li>The University attained the 65th rank in the Times Higher Education rankings in 2016.</li>
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The University of Exeter, commonly known as Exon, is a public university located in Exeter, Devon, UK. The university was found in the 19th century but received its university status in 1955. Exon has 4 campuses in total. Two of the campuses – one in Streatham and another at St Luke - are in Exeter, while the other two – Truro and Penryn – are in Cornwall.