University-managed halls and approved partner private accommodation are available, booked through the university's Room Finder tool with an accommodation guarantee subject to terms and conditions. At Lafrowda, a self-catered hall on Streatham campus, 2026/27 contract totals are quoted at roughly £6,743 for a standard single (40-week undergraduate contract, about £169/week), £8,828 for en-suite (40 weeks, about £221/week) and £13,072 for postgraduate studio rooms (51 weeks, about £256/week). Private-sector rooms in Exeter typically supplement these options; costs and availability should be checked on the live Room Finder before applying.

Lafrowda and most Exeter halls are self-catered, so students shop and cook using on-campus food outlets and Exeter city's wider supermarkets and restaurants. The university does not publish a university-wide Indian-food guarantee; students should check current campus catering menus and nearby grocery options in Exeter city before enrolment, and budget separately for food alongside accommodation costs.

Exeter's main Streatham and St Luke's campuses sit in the city of Exeter, with Penryn and Truro campuses in Cornwall shared with Falmouth University. The university reports around 29,700 students, 7,360 staff from 100 countries and students from 150 countries. Facilities include the Forum Library, Innovation Centre, Students' Guild and sports park; the university holds an Athena Swan Silver Award.

Wellbeing and Welfare Services provide free advice, guidance and in-person or remote support, with separate contact routes for Devon-registered and Cornwall-registered programme students. International students access dedicated visa, registration and arrival guidance framed around the UKCISA #WeAreInternational Student Charter. Students should save current campus security and emergency contacts and use 999 for urgent situations. The Exeter International Study Centre offers foundation, International Year One, Pre-Masters and Academic English pathways for students who do not meet direct entry. Central teams support visa applications, registration and arrival events, and the university lists £7 million in scholarships for 2026/27 international applicants, including Exeter Excellence Scholarships plus sport, music, regional and partner awards.

University-managed halls and approved partner private accommodation are available, booked through the university's Room Finder tool with an accommodation guarantee subject to terms and conditions. At Lafrowda, a self-catered hall on Streatham campus, 2026/27 contract totals are quoted at roughly £6,743 for a standard single (40-week undergraduate contract, about £169/week), £8,828 for en-suite (40 weeks, about £221/week) and £13,072 for postgraduate studio rooms (51 weeks, about £256/week). Private-sector rooms in Exeter typically supplement these options; costs and availability should be checked on the live Room Finder before applying.

Lafrowda and most Exeter halls are self-catered, so students shop and cook using on-campus food outlets and Exeter city's wider supermarkets and restaurants. The university does not publish a university-wide Indian-food guarantee; students should check current campus catering menus and nearby grocery options in Exeter city before enrolment, and budget separately for food alongside accommodation costs.

Exeter's main Streatham and St Luke's campuses sit in the city of Exeter, with Penryn and Truro campuses in Cornwall shared with Falmouth University. The university reports around 29,700 students, 7,360 staff from 100 countries and students from 150 countries. Facilities include the Forum Library, Innovation Centre, Students' Guild and sports park; the university holds an Athena Swan Silver Award.

Wellbeing and Welfare Services provide free advice, guidance and in-person or remote support, with separate contact routes for Devon-registered and Cornwall-registered programme students. International students access dedicated visa, registration and arrival guidance framed around the UKCISA #WeAreInternational Student Charter. Students should save current campus security and emergency contacts and use 999 for urgent situations. The Exeter International Study Centre offers foundation, International Year One, Pre-Masters and Academic English pathways for students who do not meet direct entry. Central teams support visa applications, registration and arrival events, and the university lists £7 million in scholarships for 2026/27 international applicants, including Exeter Excellence Scholarships plus sport, music, regional and partner awards.