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Sustainability at Exeter College

Sustainability is at the core of Exeter College’s strategy. We are committed to ensuring that Exeter plays its part in preventing and reducing the harmful effects of climate change.

Sustainability at Exeter College

A step towards carbon neutrality

As part of Exeter’s commitment to sustainability, we have reduced and offset emissions from the College’s operations the past two years with the help of the Exeter community.  

Exeter's carbon neutral initiative
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Why Exeter College?

A super friendly college

The Exeter Plus bridging programme was a godsend! We got to ease ourselves into undergraduate life without the pressure of being assessed, and I met my closest friend before university had even started!
Eniola
Undergraduate
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Why Exeter College?

Such an amazing experience

One of the main things I like about Exeter is its size: it’s got such a community feel to it, and there are good links between the different years because of the social events.
Tom
Undergraduate
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Why Exeter College?

There really is something for everyone

On the open day at Exeter College, I was struck by how welcoming everyone was, as well as how diverse the student community was. Everyone in Oxford claims that their College is the friendliest, the prettiest, and the best – but for Exeter, this really is true.
Imogen
Undergraduate
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Why Exeter College?

Learning is really collaborative at Exeter

Exeter is a beautiful college right in the centre of Oxford. When I visited it on the open day and met some of the students, I really got the sense that they were kind, friendly people.
Sarita
Undergraduate
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Why Exeter College?

Never a dull moment

The Exeter community has an impeccable knack of making international students feel right at home. With social activities throughout the year, there was never a dull moment for someone who had just arrived in a town thousands of miles away from home.
Neerja
Graduate
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Why Exeter College?

There is nowhere I’d rather be

Exeter is by no means the biggest or grandest College, but it has a tight-knit community of around 350 undergraduates. It’s one big family where we all know each other.
Orthi
Undergraduate
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Why Exeter College?

I had the best time

I am very happy to be part of Exeter College's community. I had the great opportunity to live in College accommodation last year and I had the best time with everyone there, getting to know people from all over the world.
Giulia
Graduate
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Why Exeter College?

You immediately become part of the Exeter family

Living in the graduate accommodation at Exeter House means you immediately become part of the Exeter family and provides a brilliant way to get to know the other people in college and make friends from beyond your course.
Rachael
Graduate
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Exeter students take Hands and Flowers to the Edinburgh Fringe

Alumnus Mark Chatterton publishes Britain’s Motorways

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Rector Trainor co-edits a history of reform in modern Britain

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Exeter alumni return for their Gaudies!

Professor Neil Herring to give prestigious Bayliss-Starling Prize Lecture

Exeter takes a further step towards carbon neutrality

1975-1978 Gaudy