New study warns South West is a higher education “cold spot”
New analysis showing how the South West is a higher education “cold spot” means a unique approach to offering support...
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UK has been a “leading enabler” of corrupt elites in Central Asia, new report warns
The UK’s failure to stem flows of illicit money through financial systems means the country has been a leading enabler...
Public engagement on plans to create a world-leading centre of health and wellbeing excellence at St Luke’s
The University of Exeter is seeking a wide range of views to help shape an ambitious vision to redevelop its...
Origins of ancient Elizabethan decorative treasure discovered hundreds of years after demolition
The origins of a stunning ancient Elizabethan decorative treasure has been revealed – hundreds of years after the building which...
UK-Colombia partnership inspires inaugural cohort of cultural heritage tourist guides for Amazon archaeological sites
Indigenous communities in Colombia’s world-renowned Amazonia region are celebrating the graduation of a first cohort of students who will help...
Exhibition to showcase experiences of controversial Section 28 in the South West
On the 20th anniversary of the repeal of a divisive piece of homophobic legislation, the experiences of those impacted by...
Reinvigorating teaching practices is helping to boost teaching for creativity in schools
Teachers and leaders from the Penryn Partnership in West Cornwall are working with University of Exeter experts to boost creativity...
Global learning programme Future17 unleashes students on a new year of sustainability challenges
Students from around the world – including more than 50 from the University of Exeter – have begun to tackle...
Human input boosts citizens’ acceptance of AI and perceptions of fairness, study shows
Increasing human input when AI is used for public services boosts acceptance of the technology, a new study shows. The...