It has been dissapointing to be almost entirely online this year, however I don't believe my learning has been dramatically effected. We've been able to contact lecturers whenever we needed to and the support has been so helpful this year.

There are plently of IT services available to students, most being located in the library, including equipment hire and IT support. Shared spaces are kept fairly clean too.

There is a wellbeing service at the uni which has been offered to us throughout the pandemic (and before), as well as loads of other services provided through the students union.

This year our coure has been almost completely taught online, with a few optional in person drop in sessions. The teahing hours have gone from around 20 hours in 1st year to 7 hours in 3rd year. Our tutors have drop in sessions every week if we have any questions, you can also go see any other lecturer. The academic support has been very good this year, we've had weekly updates from the uni and provided with ways to contact different services if needed.

10

The careers service has been great fro helping to apply to placements and graduate roles as well as CV checks and mock interviews. There are also many placement opportunities advertised, although I know many people who struggled to get one in the last year.

Enjoyed my time year. Work is hard but is the point of getting a degree.

Good, everything I needed so far

Great, had support when needed

Haven't use any, so no decisive opinion on it.

Everything in Portsmouth is walk-able

8 contact hours 3rd year, 20 hours 2nd year and 24 1st year

Placements highly recommended, trade fairs

Private housing is expensive, private halls are too expensive