In the QS World University Professional Ranking of 20021,the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom ranks 43rd in the field of environmental science, which is due to the joint efforts of the environmental research institutions and environmental researchers of the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom: Exeter is the location of the British International Meteorological Office and the Hadley Center, a world-famous climate change research center. This city is home to many world-class scientists who study climate change, many of whom work at the University of Exeter.
The University of Exeter is one of the institutions of higher learning with high evaluation in British media rankings in recent years. According to the ranking published by major British media, before 2007, the school ranked between 30 and 40, and even in 2004, the school closed some departments due to financial difficulties. However, since 2006, the university has invested hundreds of millions of pounds in campus construction and published an analysis report every year to study the reasons for the changes in university rankings announced by the British media. The ranking has risen rapidly. In recent years, the comprehensive ranking has climbed to the top of the UK 15.