University of Portsmouth

The University of Portsmouth is located in southern England, two hours south of London in one of the most affordable cities for students. The University of Portsmouth is rated the number one university in the UK for graduate salary boost (The Economist, 2017), top 30 for student satisfaction (National Student Survey (NSS) 2020), and has an overall five star world-class rating in all categories (QS Top Universities 2021). From the University of Portsmouth, 94 percent of graduates are working or in further study (HESA Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2019). There are over 150 societies, clubs, and sporting opportunities to get involved in. The city you’ll call home has miles of beaches, green spaces, and cultural opportunities.

cost

Student fees for the 2020/2021 academic year:

International undergraduate fees vary depending on course and approximately total £15,500 -£17,600
International Postgraduate taught and research degrees fees vary, some depending on program and approximately total £15,500 - £17,600

The University of Portsmouth does does offer international funding at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Find more information about international undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships.

campus

The University of Portsmouth is located in one of the most affordable cities for students in the UK. Portsmouth houses miles of green spaces, and beaches. As well as cultural and artistic hotspots, great shopping, restaurants, and nightlife,

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Accommodation

The University of Portsmouth offers a range of accommodation options from residence halls to private renting with options for everyone.

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student life

Portsmouth offers over 150 clubs and societies to get involved in. The Union gives you access to activities and services that broaden your horizons, increase your employability and helps you make lifelong friends.

Need to work? Students are allowed to work 20 hours per week during the term and 40 hours per week during the summer.

After graduation, students will be able to apply for a two year working visa through the Graduate Extension Scheme [Expected June 2021].