Wuhan University
The University of Exeter and Wuhan University are pleased to announce a Faculty-wide Progression Agreement established in 2024. The Agreement significantly expands our earlier partnership between our Schools of Law, and now enables students from across Wuhan’s Faculty of Humanities and Faculty of Social Sciences to join any Exeter Master’s programme taught in our Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS).
This Progression Agreement allows Wuhan students to take up an Exeter Master’s programme standalone, having completed an undergraduate degree at Wuhan, or to build the Exeter Master’s programme into a two-year or three-year Wuhan Masters programme.
All Wuhan students who meet our standard academic and English language entry requirements from China will receive an offer to study at Exeter.
You can find full Masters programme details, including entry requirements, and details on how to apply at the links below:
- Anthropology
- Arab and Islamic Studies
- Archaeology
- Classics and Ancient History
- Creative Industries
- Drama
- Education and Teacher Training
- English and Creative Writing
- Film
- History
- Law
- Media and Communications
- Modern Languages and Cultures
- Philosophy
- Politics and International Relations
- Security Studies
- Sociology
- Theology and Religion
Our standard entry requirements from China apply, and general information for all our students from China, can be found here.
Wuhan students interested in learning more about this opportunity are invited to contact us at HASS@exeter.ac.uk
Wuhan-Exeter Scholarships
We are also delighted to provide Wuhan students progressing onto a programme in the HASS Faculty with a dedicated scholarship award. This dedicated partnership scholarship may be combined with other scholarship awards made by Exeter, though applicants are asked to enquire directly for conditions on maximum award values.
With any questions, please email HASS@exeter.ac.uk
