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International Exeter<br />

annual report<br />

2013/14<br />

international recruitment performance<br />

INTERNATIONAL-FEE APPLICATIONS V OFFERS: 2005-14<br />

25,000<br />

20,000<br />

15,000<br />

10,000<br />

5,000<br />

0<br />

Applications<br />

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014<br />

Source: data as of 18 August 2014, year on year: UG, PGT and PGR applications only<br />

Excluding applications for INTO-Exeter programmes,<br />

some 18,680 international applications for degree<br />

level study in September 2014 were received by<br />

mid-August of that year. While this represents a<br />

slight decline of 3% on the same time the previous<br />

year, virtually all Colleges experienced an increase in<br />

applications for undergraduate study: at the time of<br />

the UCAS deadline of 30 June, our applications from<br />

international-fee students were up by 12%, against a<br />

national average of 6%. In terms of markets, Exeter<br />

appears to have performed particularly well, with<br />

Hong Kong, Singapore, South Africa and the USA<br />

all yielding greater increases in applications when<br />

compared against the sector norm.<br />

Total applications<br />

Total offers<br />

Recruiting at the taught masters level, both<br />

internationally and at home, remains a challenge for<br />

the sector as a whole. While a decrease of 10% in<br />

international masters’ applications to Exeter over the<br />

previous year is attributable in part to factors internal<br />

to the University (primarily the introduction of an<br />

application fee for business programmes, and some<br />

adjustments to our portfolio), external factors in the<br />

course of the year have been a contributor too.<br />

Political instability in several key markets; a<br />

strengthening of sterling against other currencies;<br />

and the suspension by the Home Office of TOEFL<br />

as an acceptable test of English language capability<br />

have all played a part.<br />

The outlook for those students wishing to<br />

undertake PhD study at Exeter remains stable,<br />

with acceptances for study at Exeter up 15%<br />

over the previous year.<br />

Exeter is ranked 7th<br />

out of 123 UK universities<br />

The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2015<br />

=1 Oxford<br />

=1 Cambridge<br />

3 St Andrews<br />

4 Imperial College London<br />

5 London School of Economics<br />

6 Durham<br />

7 Exeter<br />

8 Warwick<br />

9 University College London<br />

10 Bath<br />

11 Surrey<br />

12 Lancaster<br />

13 Loughborough<br />

14 East Anglia<br />

15 Birmingham<br />

16 York<br />

17 Leeds<br />

18 Southampton<br />

19 Bristol<br />

20 Leicester<br />

21 Sheffi eld<br />

=22 Newcastle<br />

=22 Edinburgh<br />

=22 Nottingham<br />

25 Sussex<br />

26 Glasgow<br />

27 Cardiff<br />

28 Manchester<br />

29 King’s College London<br />

30 Kent<br />

Research<br />

excellence:<br />

90% of Exeter’s research is<br />

rated as being at internationally<br />

recognised levels.<br />

Sixteen of our 31 subjects<br />

are ranked in their respective<br />

top 10. ▲<br />

▲<br />

based on percentage of research rated<br />

3* and 4* (internationally excellent or<br />

world leading) in RAE 2008<br />

Exeter is also top 10 in the<br />

Complete University Guide 2015<br />

www.exeter.ac.uk/international<br />

2014 INT 043 - Int ranking flyer.indd 1 10/10/2014 10:37<br />

2014 Recruitment flyer<br />

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