Portsmouth
Founded in 1870
The University of Portsmouth is a university located in Portsmouth, Hampshire, consisting of the Guildhall and Langstone campuses. Situated in the heart of the historic city of Portsmouth on the southern coast of England, it is just a 90-minute train ride from London. The city is known for being one of the safest in the UK, with a comfortable climate, and the campus is only a 10-minute walk from the beach. Additionally, there are ferries to France and Spain, and the university is easily accessible from two airports by bus or train, both within an hour's journey, making travel to the UK and Europe very convenient.
The University of Portsmouth boasts a functional library with the latest computer equipment, ensuring both software and hardware are kept up to date. The student union is one of the university’s highlights, offering a variety of social activities and excellent facilities, including social and sports clubs, many of which are specifically designed for international students.
The five main faculties include Business, Creative and Cultural Industries, Science, Humanities, and Technology. The university offers a wide range of courses, from foundation programs to postgraduate studies, covering fields from art and design to translation, psychology, engineering, and business, all while providing practical skills that meet workplace demands to help students in their post-graduation job search.
Graduates of the University of Portsmouth have a 96.5% employment or further study rate within six months of graduation. The university has a comprehensive career service, offering everything from volunteer work and professional internships to post-graduation career guidance, providing students with the best resources and support. It was named one of the world’s best young universities by Times Higher Education in 2017, and ranked among the top 40 in the 2018 Guardian University League Tables for the UK.