Some proffers just only ready slides rather than describing in simple and more broad way

Best part is all classes are in class only .

City based campus can make the University feel a bit segrated from other facualty's as we're all not on one big campus. However, I do like the city based campus but feel it could benefit from a stronger student union, maybe some campus bars, student only establishments, so it's easier to connect with people studying at the same university. -- The university offers soem great facillities, atleast for the course I am studying, however there are a few buildings owned by the university that are run down and don't seem up to standard with some of the new buildings. Overall, I love studying in this sea side city at the University of Portsmouth, you are not a far walk from anywhere on this island, and there is plenty to do, I found it easy to make friends here and the Univeristy is very supportive in your studies.

My course is majority of the time on campus, either in labs, classes or lecture theatres, with the occassional online lessons. Course content is strong othering many different modules for the field you want to study in with many differernt learning areas in each.

I stayed in Margret Rule Halls during my first year at the university of portsmouth when it cost me £154 a week which I think everyone who lived there could agree was way too much for what you get, today I believe it's £172 a week -- Your 'en-suite' is just a cuboard with a toilet and sink in it and a shower head sticking out the wall, the shared living space is tiny in majority of the rooms and overall the building is just dirty and gross. I will say that I never had any problems with the internet connection and speed, rooms are allocated randomly and fairly and the building is in the city center making it convenient to live location wise as you are closer to everything.