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Get involved in societies and peer support schemes
Join MathSoc to meet more of your coursemates
PhySoc host lots of events throughout the year
Join exEng today!
Meet your fellow Engineers
The Computer Science Society host hackathons and social events throughout the year
Peer Support
We know that life at university can be pretty daunting at times! Moving to a completely different part of the country or world whilst trying to balance a busy work load is not an easy thing to do. That’s why there are several schemes and student groups that can help you through this.
Maths
Maths Peer Assisted Learning
This scheme is designed to help first year Maths students with specific areas of their module content. You will be provided with study support once a week from second years, who can help you with content you are unsure on and struggling with. Most sessions take place on Thursday afternoons, check your online timetable for details of when and where to go.
MathSoc
MathSoc a lively community of Mathematics students who run the Maths Society (Mathsoc) on the Streatham campus. Social meetings and events are organised throughout the academic year and provide excellent opportunities for getting to know your fellow students outside of academic work time and most importantly having fun! Head over to The Guild's page to find out more.
Physics
Physics Buddy Scheme
This is designed to help all new undergraduates settle in to their first year by being paired up with a more senior Physics students. To find out more information, please read the Physics and Astronomy handbook.
PhySoc
Physics Society is one of over 200 societies at Exeter, all of which are great opportunities to meet new people at University. PhySoc in particular gives you a fantastic chance to socialise with your fellow physicists from all years, away from lectures and labs. For more information on PhySoc and how to become a member, pleae head over to The Guild's website.
Engineering
Peer Support Scheme
This scheme is will be launched in term 1 and is designed to help first year Engineering students settle into life at university. You will be provided with academic and pastoral support from 2nd, 3rd or 4th year students, who can give you advice around a variety of topics once a week. 1st year students will let the older years know what they would like to discuss at the beginning of the week and sessions will be planned around this.
ExEng
ExEng is an energetic society aimed at encouraging interaction between all engineering students and most importantly having fun! ExEng organises lots of fantastic socials and has their own rugby team. For more information on ExEng and how to become a member, please head over the The Guild's website.
Engineers Without Boarders
Exeter Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is an exciting society that is aimed at anyone who is interested in third world development and prospective engineers looking for voluntary overseas placements. EWB offers training weekends, awesome social events, free talks from experts and help with overseas project applications. You can find more information about this society on The Guild's website.
Computer Science
Computer Science Society
The Computer Science Society is set up by third year computer science students aiming to bring together a previously uncollected group of likeminded people and course mates. Anyone with an interest should come along and see what are about, it's definitely not just for those studying computer science! Head over to The Guild's website to find out more.