The best aspect of my university experience has definitely been the combination of the social life and studies balance. Portsmouth helps provide and gives great advice and support for a work life balance. Despite the campus being small compared to other universities, Portsmouth uses that to its advantage and has everything in walking distance. This makes it easier for study sessions in the library and for meetups to go to the gym or hangout. The worst aspect would be one of its strengths. With the campus being small, you can see everything it has to offer in a year. After that nothing else is new. Even with that, I am so thankful for my university experience and would not have chosen anywhere else.

My course did take a nose-dive, starting when covid hit. But even with that, the amount of content in my course and other courses that peers have told me about is phenomenal. Most if not all the lectures are passionate about what they specialise in and will make the time for if you simply ask. The quality of teaching for some aspects have gotten worse and there are the odd few that will teach off the slides sadly, but that is completely overshadowed by the majority of passionate staff.

No

The Port, friendly lecturers makes it a great place to study, while the worst experience is housing.

The best aspects of my course are good listening lecturers, great practical experience and exposure to the industry's simulation softwares. I've never experienced any worst aspect of my course in the Uni.

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