I love university of Portsmouth, and I think the free testing they have provided since October makes me feel safe whenever I am on campus. I love the nightlife in Portsmouth and I enjoyed meeting new people through my course and through societies. I look forward to better times at uni without covid.

Library is huge, and open during covid. Lots of labs and lots of equipment that can be used, due to covid it is unavailable. Our department has its own institute in Eastney.

We have tutor every other week, they check up on you and how you're getting on with work. This really helps because it is nice to gain support especially through covid times.

I went to the student union once for a vintage clothes event. I also went to freshers faire which was amazing!

Transport is good, lots of buses, bike lanes, and 3 near by train stations. Lots of clubs which was brilliant before covid. Also lots of clothes shops and big supermarkets, as well as cheap food shops e.g. Lidl.

Lots of societies, I joined Volleyball as a beginner and loved it. I then joined scuba diving society! Very social and very friendly people.

Due to lockdown 3, all lectures are posted online to moodle, to complete within the week. We also have zoom meetings, normally workshops that are based off the lectures. Before lockdown in October, we had in person lectures and online, so you could choose whether to go into uni or not.

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There are lots of work events, and a careers department that will look through your CV and create practise interviews.

Room size is tiny, but bearable to live within. The housing company we are with is shocking, we have mould and mushrooms growing all over our bathroom. We pay £95 a week which is expensive but seemed to be one of the cheapest shared houses in portsmouth.

I enjoy the lectures

Enjoyable

Big rooms