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University of Exeter

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The University of Exeter in the south west of England traces its history back to 1855 and received its full university charter in 1955, when it became the University of Exeter. It calls itself a Russell Group university with local roots and global impact and is spread over three campuses, two in Exeter, Devon and one in Penryn, Cornwall. The university reports about 29,700 students from 150 countries, 195,000 alumni from 183 countries and 7,360 staff from 100 countries. It states a commitment to the belief that knowledge should empower, inspire and be open to all.

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The University of Exeter is a public research university in the West Country of England, with its main campus in Exeter, Devon.
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    These institutions formed the University of Exeter when it received its royal charter in 1955.
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