Health and wellbeing support

We’ll have lots of support in place for you when you return to campus – look out for our Welcome team who will provide guidance and support.

It’s also important to remember that mixing with other students can mean you are more at risk of infectious diseases, so remember to ensure you are fully up to date with your jabs. These include the COVID-19 and flu vaccinations or others such as:

Measles: nhs.uk/conditions/measles

Mumps: nhs.uk/conditions/mumps

Meningitis: nhs.uk/conditions/meningitis

Be aware of the signs and symptoms of these infections, so you can seek medical advice if you become concerned. If you feel unwell, try and stay at home and avoid mixing with friends so that you don’t spread any germs, particularly to those that might be more vulnerable than you.

Our principles of respect and consideration, and our commitment to working together as a community to keep each other safe and reduce the transmission of infectious diseases, remain unchanged and we remind everyone to be empathetic and compassionate to those around you.

Keep reading to find out more about our campuses and where to go to find support.

Community Charter

We remind you that while you live in Exeter, as well as being part of the University, you are part of the local community and we expect you to be mindful of how you act and continue to be respectful in the city.

Students must abide by our ‘General Student Regulations’ which set out the personal commitments we must all make to keep our community safe.

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