Postgraduate Study Fair on Wednesday 27 November

A postgraduate degree can help give students the edge: postgraduates are more likely to be employed within six months of graduating than undergraduates and are less likely to be jobless (What Do Graduates Do? HECSU, 2013). There’s also evidence to suggesting that earnings for Masters degree holders are £5,500 more a year – or more than £200,000 over a 40-year working life – than someone only holding a Bachelor’s degree (The Sutton Trust, 2013).

The University of Exeter offers over 100 taught postgraduate programmes along with a range of postgraduate research degrees. The Postgraduate Study Fair, open 12.30–15.00 in the Forum, will give prospective students the chance to ask questions about degree programmes available, as well as find out about applying and possible sources to help with funding, including the University of Exeter Progression Scholarship.

For students not familiar with the Streatham Campus there will be a chance to take a tour and there will be the opportunity to ask questions about accommodation and careers.