Overall had a good time. I’m looking to do a masters here as my experience has been amazing. Staff are really interesting and can tell they enjoy what they do. There is a lot of support available from staff and other students. Sport is one of the best parts. If I didn’t do a sport I think I would be lost. My degree has been helpful at looking at a variety of career paths and things that you may not have thought about. Staff enjoy when you ask questions regarding the subject which is always useful.

University library is open 24/7

I’ve had help when needed and it’s been good

Shame the bar closed as this is where a lot of socials did fundraising and socials

Lots to do in Portsmouth

So many, and all are helpful and fun

Not a lot of teaching hours but the lectures did really well for replying and working remotely

3

Always being updated about future career

Big room, en-suite, WiFi gets disrupted a lot

The best aspect of uni is definitely the freedom I've had since living alone. It's a fun new challenge and gives me lots more time for myself. As somebody who find talking to new people a very daunting task, making friends has been particularly difficult for me. I've struggled to motivate myself to go to society events and connect with my peers which has led to sometimes feeling quite lonely

I really enjoy the new and gradual introduction of content through my lectures. It's been a very good and manageable pace as to not get too much into one time. The university could improve better in it's communication with students as to what they want us to do in terms of assignments.

I love having my own room with a bathroom and everything I need close by. However in my particular halls the layout of the rooms means there isn't much interaction with neighbors unless you're in the kitchen at the same time, which has made getting to know people a little bit harder.