I fell in love with Portsmouth and wish to live here after studying. Great shopping, clubs and restaurants and communities. The buildings and the library are amazing study spaces. Student wellbeing services are great! Sadly, teaching will never be consistent so you can have amazing lecturers and then some that aren’t that great.

A great course offering flexibility in what you learn (law/maths/econ/psychology/data analytics etc) and can offer 2/4 years abroad or 3 years with year 2 abroad! I wasn’t sure who my tutor was lol and sadly lecturer quality is inconsistent (some are amazing and some are bad) I do wish the uni put more things in place if you have a bad lecturer (like online videos and examples) to make up for it.

A great place except some walls aren’t all concrete so make sure to ask to be in one like that. I’m not a fan of the security but I think it’s better now post-covid. They do complain and threaten you if you make the tiniest noise tho at night even if you have concrete walls lol. The woman in charge is amazing tho and wifi good. Close co-op and beach but far from uni and shops. You have cleaners every weekday which make the kitchen and bathrooms good but if you have a busy floor then kitchen may be cramped

I really enjoy spending time in Portsmouth and the university. The education system is quite different compares to my home country so I was a bit confused. However, most of faculty members are kind enough to guide me.

I really like its IT service.

I think they are alright.

Student representation is structured and facilities are in a good condition.

Yes, it is close to both city centre and southsea areas.

They are well organised.

Mostly lectures are well prepared, but I sometimes feel some seminars are useless.

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They support students in various ways such as holding guest lectures, workshops and so on.