The uni works you hard, but it has all the facilities and support readily available for when you need it. The University of Portsmouth could be better at catering to and understanding the needs of students who commute, but my course is interesting and enjoyable.

In second year, each lecture and each module feels unique and they don't overlap, however the modules did overlap a lot in first year making some lectures feel like time that could've been spent on other things.

Good facilities, student work life balance through societies and passionate SEGG lecturers

Cannot do a placement year with the dual award but they're looking at changing this

Good location and very large kitchen