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The University of Exeter is the principal University in the English city of Exeter, in Devon. The University received its Royal Charter in 1955 and is today based on two Exeter campuses: Streatham Estate and St Luke's.
The University also maintains a third campus in Tremough, Cornwall, near Falmouth in conjunction with the Falmouth College of Arts (FCA) - the University of Exeter in Cornwall - under the Combined Universities in Cornwall (CUC) initiative. The Camborne School of Mines has relocated to the Tremough campus.
Many students are accommodated in Halls of Residence.
Note that the University of Exeter is not the only university in Exeter - the University of Plymouth also maintains a campus, near to the Topsham Road, Exeter.
History
| 1840 | Foundation of Exeter Diocesan Training College | | 1855 | Foundation of Exeter School of Art | | 1863 | Foundation of Exeter School of Science | | 1868 | Schools of Art and Science relocate to Albert Memorial Museum | | 1876 | Foundation of Camborne Miners' Association laboratory | | 1888 | Camborne laboratory established as Camborne Mining School | | 1893 | Schools of Art and Science renamed to the Exeter Technical and University Extension College | | 1900 | Exeter Technical and University Extension College renamed to Royal Albert Memorial College, Gandy Street | | 1922 | Royal Albert Memorial College renamed as The University College of the South-West of England;
Streatham Hall (now Reed Hall) gifted to the University College | | 1930 | Exeter Diocesan Training College renamed to St Luke's College, Exeter | | 1955 | The University College received its Charter and became the University of Exeter | | 1962 | Post-graduate Medical School founded | | 1966 | St Luke's College became co-educational | | 1978 | Incorporation of St Luke's College of Education into the University's Department of Education | | 1991 | Affiliation of the College of St Mark and St John, Plymouth | | 1993 | Incorporation of Camborne School of Mines | | 1995 | Affiliation of St Loyes School of Health Studies | | 2000 | The Peninsula Medical School was established in conjunction with the University of Plymouth and the NHS. This is based at St. Lukes and local hospitals. | | 2004 | Closure of Chemistry, Cognitive Science, Italian and Music departments announced. |
Today
Streatham campus Most students work on the main campus, Streatham, which includes the Northcott Theatre.
St Luke's campus Several thousand students, mainly Sports Scientists and Education students (both undergraduates and postgraduates), live and work at St. Lukes.
Tremough campus In addition, there are several hundred students at University of Exeter in Cornwall.
Guild of Students Students are represented by a Guild of students, which has an active role in campaigning at a local and national level. There are over 100 societies, ranging from the Theatre Company, LARP and Creative Writing to the Egg and Spoon society. There are a large number of sports clubs, as well as award winning media: a student radio station, a newspaper, a website and television station.
Schools - Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies
- School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
- Biological Sciences
- Chemistry - scheduled to close
- School of Business and Economics
- School of Classics, Ancient History and Theology
- School of Education and Lifelong Learning
- School of Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics
- School of English
- School of Geography, Archaeology and Earth Resources
- School of Historical, Political and Sociological Studies
- School of Law
- Peninsula Medical School
- School of Modern Languages
- Department of Hispanic Studies
- Department of Italian - scheduled to close
- School of Performance Arts
- Department of Music - scheduled to close
- School of Physics
- School of Psychology
- School of Sport and Health Sciences
Notable Alumni
External Link - University of Exeter (http://www.ex.ac.uk)
- University of Exeter in Cornwall (http://www.ex.ac.uk/cornwall/)
- University of Exeter Guild of students website (http://guild.ex.ac.uk/content/)
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