International Business and Management MSc

University of Portsmouth

The lecturers are very friendly and patient with international students who are new to the UK. They sometimes share their own experiences of living in the UK during class, which can help international students adapt to life in the UK more quickly. However, some teaching buildings are a bit far apart. For example, it takes nearly 12 minutes of theoretical walking time between the Park Building and the Portland Building (in reality, including waiting at traffic lights, it takes even longer). If, unfortunately, your previous class is in the Park Building and your next class is in the Portland Building, it almost certainly means you will be late. Swiping in at a classroom that has already started and finding your seat in front of everyone can be a bit awkward.

I like that all the university is really easy to get to but is still in a city. The lecturers and seminar tutors in general are super helpful and try to make the content as interesting as possible. The uni also provides lots of opportunities which are great to add to your CV.

The University of Portsmouth London Campus is a friendly and supportive place to study, and the teachers are helpful and easy to talk to. The campus is modern and in a convenient London location, which makes travelling simple. The student community is diverse and welcoming, and the courses are practical and focused on building real skills. However, communication between different departments can sometimes be slow, and having more social events would help students connect more. Adding more study spaces and resources would also improve the experience. Overall, it’s a good place to study and has the potential to become even better.

To be honest, the best thing about the University of Portsmouth is that it perfectly blends study and life together. I don't have to spend all day in the library. Where else can you relax and daydream by the South Sea in just a few minutes after a headache-inducing study session? The entire city is compact and extremely student-friendly, with everything I need within easy reach. Moreover, many lecturers are very nice and patient with me, making learning relatively easy. The library is well-stocked with books, and the student union is always bustling with activities and clubs. The only downside is that student accommodation is a bit expensive. I wish there were more affordable options. But overall, studying here feels very real; it prepares me for life after graduation in a cool and laid-back seaside city, and I really like it.

THE BEST THINGS IS , I CAN TELL ABOUT THE RESOURCES THEY ARE PROVIDING TO US , WE HAVE BLOOMBERG SUITE AND TEF WORST PART THE STUDENT ENGAGEMET WITH CLASSES AND THEY ARE NOT INTERATIVE IN THE CLASSES , NOT ASKING THE VALID QUESTIONS IN LECTURE