2,124 University of Portsmouth reviews

Content, knowledge of lecturers and access to computers excellent. Taught face to face and staff always available via email. As a mature student some it issues but plenty of training and support.

transport links good. good range of retail outlets and regular social events. Historical dockyard and 2mile walking promenade good for relaxing. summer months get a bit crowded with visitors but extra facilities thenavailable. Good museums, library and public parks. Main shopping area usual rubbish but Southsea has good bookshops, eateries and pier.

Not enough feedback from the lecturers

it is very different than in france but it is nice to discover other ways of teaching

the door from our flat don’t lock and neither does the door from our block but it’s nice and tidy:

I love the modules we do and how understanding the lecturers are. Assessment are also interesting and feels life-like

lectures can be boring as the professor are reading off a slide show. more engagement would make them far more interesting

its very close to everything but very dated. the room was not clean upon arrival nor was the kitchen. the bright purple walls are really ugly, the wifi only works in certain areas, and it feels like your paying a lot for a single bed and a mini fridge

The best aspect of my course is that I got to have more knowledge on forensics, which I liked best of all the courses I was taught, which even drew me to write my dissertation on forensics. The worst aspect is that during our exams, you need to sit down for about 8 hours to write your exams. That's stressful for me.

What I liked most about the university hall was the security, but what I liked least about the hall was that their lift was always broken, which makes it stressful when you're on the fifth floor.

Good experience.

I like that Rees Hall is providing food which is very necessary for students who do not know how to cook.

Compared to back in Spain, i feel like the level is very low. I do have to say that the teachers are way nicer here tho

Very expensive but very well kept

the main building for marine biology its outside of the main campus, and is it not very well connected you need your own car or paying for transport to go over for lectures.

too expensive for what it actually is. not enough common areas.

The Art building has many things to do, including a Printmaking room, 3D printers, laser cutters, studio space, and a café. The course is great too, obviously, I don't enjoy every workshop, but I always learn something from them. As I'm doing a creative course, it's hard to be inspired every single day, but I find I'm getting better with practice

I am fortunate enough to have my own studio on the top floor, so I have a nice view and can control the level of cleanliness independently. From here I am within walking distance of student essentials, groceries, clothing, books, cafes, and clubs.