INTERNATIONALSTUDENT GUIDE
2023

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Why the Universityof Portsmouth is for you

Welcome from theVice-Chancellor

Welcome from the
Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Choosing where to study your degree is alife-changing decision which will have a profoundeffect on your future. You will be pleased tohear that, as a global university, we celebrate
diversity through an inclusive culture and a vibrantinternational community.

We are pleased that you are considering the
University of Portsmouth as a potential study
destination. We are a global university witha student population of 23,000 with 5,700
international students from around 150 countries.
We are proud of the diversity we have at this
University and you will be assured a warm welcome
if you choose to study with us. More importantly,
we ensure that our graduates have the hallmarks ofa Portsmouth graduate with a global outlook.

Here at the University of Portsmouth, you will
expand your knowledge and expertise, and realise
your potential by enhancing your employability,
building your confidence and developing new
friendships and networks.
It is people that make great universities, andeveryone at Portsmouth is committed to helping
you enjoy the best experience possible.
We look forward to welcoming you!

Professor Graham Galbraith CBEVice-Chancellor

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Why the University of Portsmouth?
Students love the island city
Living in PortsmouthStudent life
Student experience
Advice and support
Helping you get ready for your future careerGet the best from global opportunities
Study in the UK for a term or a year
English language requirements and support
Visas and immigration
Halls of residence
Accommodation at a glance
Funding and scholarships
Acting on the climate emergency
A campus built for the futureSport at PortsmouthA health and fitness membership for yourmind and body
50	Pathway programmes to the Universityof Portsmouth

Our students will be well prepared for their future
careers and the world of work. That is why the latest
HESA Graduate Outcomes Survey (2019/20) showsthat 94 per cent of our undergraduate students arein work or study within 15 months of graduation.
Our students rate us particularly highly for aspectsof their experience as diverse as personal tutors
and careers support,* and we always strive tomaintain a superior standard of teaching. Our
5-star rating in the QS World University rankings
also reflects the excellent education experience
you can expect at Portsmouth.

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We hope that you will find the information in thisguide helpful and that you will consider the Universityof Portsmouth as your future study destination.

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Deputy Vice-Chancellor(Global Engagement and Student Life)*StudentCrowd 2021

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Your steps to apply
How to apply and entry requirements
Terms and conditions
Contact us
Course index A–Z
Getting to Portsmouth

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GRADUATES IN WORK
AND/OR FURTHER STUDYHESA GRADUATEOUTCOMES SURVEY 2019/20

5,700

TOP 40
UNIVERSITY IN ENGLAND
FOR STUDENT SATISFACTION
NATIONAL STUDENT SURVEY 2022

INTERNATIONALSTUDENTSFROM AROUND 150 COUNTRIESTOP 10
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCEWHATUNI STUDENT CHOICE 20222

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Why the
University ofPortsmouth?
WE ARE DEDICATED TO
YOU AND YOUR FUTURE.

At the University ofPortsmouth, your degree isa journey of discovery and achance to find out what you
are really capable of.

counsellors and chaplains tohousing, finance and careers
advisers. Plus, of course, yourpersonal tutor.

We offer outstanding teaching,support that lets you achieve
more and learning that goesbeyond the classroom. Whether
you need help to develop study
skills or advice on settling intolife in a new country, we arehere for you every step ofyour journey. We will help you
develop the confidence, skills
and knowledge to create thefuture you want.

We are always improving andupdating. Latest spends includea £5.2m Centre for Creativeand Immersive XR (eXtended
Reality), a £57m sports facility
and a £2.3m Centre for Enzyme
Innovation to help solve someof the planet’s most pressing
environmental problems. All ofthese investments are part ofour £400m plan for the future of
our campus.

Whatever success means to you,
you will find it at Portsmouth.

You are welcome

We welcome 5,700 international
students from around 150
different countries. So wherever
you are coming from, we can help
you get to where you want to be.

Dedicated help
and guidance

Whatever support you need tohelp you achieve your goals, ourfriendly staff are on hand – from4

Superb facilities

Guaranteed room in halls

We are able to guarantee anoffer of a room in University
halls of residence to all new,full-time students who accept
an offer to join us and meet our
accommodation deadlines.*

Excellent teaching

Experience excellent teaching
every day, so you can explore
new ideas and develop skills
that enrich your life – and yourprospects.

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5-star university

Join a university that has
achieved the full five-starrating for excellence in theinternationally recognised QSWorld University rankings 2022.

Excellent employmentoutcomes

Career prospects for our
graduates are excellent, with
94 per cent in work or further
study when surveyed 15 months
after leaving us.**Great place to live

Portsmouth is an exciting island
city with lots of culture and great
entertainment choices.

Passion for the planet

Our University aims to be carbon
positive by 2030. And throughour Revolution Plastics initiative,
we will help to create a moresustainable global economy. As astudent here, you can be active inmaking a better world possible.

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September 2023**HESA Graduate Outcomes
Survey 2019/20

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Students love
the island city
‘Going up the
Spinnaker Tower
to see the views
over the whole ofPortsmouth.’Martina6‘Victoria Park – a lovely,
surprisingly peacefulpark in the middle ofthe busy city.’
Jodi

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Living in
Portsmouth

10 REASONSTO LOVE
PORTSMOUTH

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It is easy to find a place
for coffee or somewhere
to eat in Portsmouth.
Albert Road is perfectfor quirky cafés, bars andrestaurants that serve
all types of cuisine. You
will also find cafés andpubs along the cobbled
streets of historic
Old Portsmouth.

The Kings Theatre, the
New Theatre Royal andPortsmouth Guildhall all
offer a fantastic rangeof plays, live shows andmusic concerts. The
Wedgewood Rooms
in Southsea holds
regular comedy events,
live bands and clubnights. And the annual
Victorious music festival
on Southsea Common is
not to be missed.

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A BRILLIANT
PLACE TO BE.

Your best days will begin
on the UK’s only island city:
Portsmouth. A place of pretty
beaches and vivid street art, richin naval history and home to allkinds of independent start-up
businesses, Portsmouth is an
ideal place for an adventure inlife and learning.

The University of Portsmouth
is central to this unique city
on England’s south coast. The
campus is close to all amenities
and just a short walk from theseafront. Living in a hall ofresidence that feels like home,inspiration will always be on yourdoorstep. From here, you can go
anywhere.

Well connected

Southsea seafront is a shortwalk from the city centre andmain University campus. Hereyou can enjoy fantastic sea
views, four miles of beach andthe green spaces of Southsea

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Common, ideal for meeting
friends and having summer
picnics. The Common also
hosts live music, running
events and even a kite festival.
If you want to see more of
the UK, you will find goodroad and rail links to othermajor cities. London is justa 90-minute direct train
journey away. Heathrow,Gatwick and Southampton
airports are also within easyreach. Ferries cross regularly
to France and Spain, making
Portsmouth an excellent basefor exploration.

Beyondthe city4

A city that is easy
to get around

Café culture anddiverse foodFun atthe beach2Music andentertainment

Spinnaker
Tower

From Portsmouth, it iseasy to get to London,
Brighton, the Isle ofWight and other greatplaces for a weekend stayor day trip. For Europe,
you are just a ferry rideor short flight away.

Everything is close by
in Portsmouth – you
can travel from historic
ships to bustling
shopping streets inminutes. The city is flat
– perfect for walking
and cycling.

You are never far
from the beach inPortsmouth. And where
there is a beach, youwill find fish and chips
and ice cream!

Take in panoramic
views of the cityand the sea fromthe top of the 110m
Spinnaker Tower.
You can abseil
down if you arefeeling brave.

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A historic andliterary city

Portsmouth is thebirthplace of Charles
Dickens and has also
been home to Arthur
Conan Doyle andRudyard Kipling. Theseliterary greats arecelebrated at museums
throughout the city andwith special events.

A place you
can relax

Portsmouth is known
for its green spaces.
Southsea Common andCanoe Lake are close
to the seafront and are
perfect for summer
barbecues, winterwalks and meeting up
with friends.

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Maritime
heritage

Home to the Royal
Navy, Portsmouth is aproud maritime city.
Portsmouth HistoricDockyard hosts HMS
Victory and the awardwinning Mary Rose
Museum among otherfamous attractions. You
can also visit Southsea
Castle, where Henry VIII
stood and watched the
Mary Rose sink in 1545.

	The Hotwalls
Studios and
Old PortsmouthPart of Old Portsmouth’s
historic Hotwalls area
hosts 13 studios where
you can see the work of
local artists, designers
and creative companies.
Great for inspiration andfor coffee and cake.

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Representation and advice
when you need it

Student life

Our Students’ Union is a charity
run by students for students.
Elected Officers represent you
and your experiences, making
sure your voice is heard and you
are supported every step of theway. The Union gives students a
voice, standing up for things you
care about.

THE STUDENTS’
UNION OFFERS LOTS
OF OPPORTUNITIESFOR YOU TO GETINVOLVED, TRY
NEW THINGS, AND
ACCESS SUPPORTAND ADVICE.

Through the Union, you will haveaccess to student groups andUnion-led activities that broaden
your horizons, increase youremployability and help you makelifelong friends. Whatever yourneeds, the Union is here to offer
support and advice throughout
your time at university.
The Union Advice Service isavailable to all students andoffers confidential, impartial
and non-judgemental support.
Through the Service you can get
advice and guidance on a rangeof academic and University
issues. Dedicated Union staff
can also help to make sure you
understand University policies
and procedures, and support
you in University meetings.

Student groups

We know it is not always easy to
be in a new place. That is why
student groups are the perfect
way to make friends and findnew communities. There areover 150 student-led groups foryou to get involved with – fromsports to culture, politics, faithand much more.
Everyone is very proud of thecommunities these groups
create, and the exciting
opportunities they offer. Get
involved and you will gain much
more than a degree from youruniversity experience.

Here is a sample of what
is on offer:• Activist Students • Afro-Fusion
Dance • Amnesty International• Anime • Book Club • Cinema• Cuban Salsa • DJ • Hockey• Islamic • Lego • Music• SCUBA • Skydive • Tap Dancing
To find out more about student
groups at Portsmouth, visit
www.upsu.net/student-groups.

To find out more, visit
www.upsu.net.
The Union welcomes students fromacross the globe and celebrates a diverse
community with a variety of cultural events.

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Student
experience
WHAT DO OUR INTERNATIONALSTUDENTS THINK OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH?
Check out our student
stories at www.port.ac.uk/stories.

‘The Careers andEmployability Service
have made a huge
impact towards mycareer route. They
have helped me in
improving my CV andlearning how to write
an effective cover
letter. Through theirsupport, I was able tosecure employment
after graduating.’‘As a new student,
I feel cared for by
the faculty. They
provide all students
with informationand guidance bothacademically and inlife, which eased a
lot of pressure andworries, and made mystudy and life easier.’
Xiaoqing Dong
China
MSc Educational
Leadership andManagement

Umme Sumaiyah Meah
Bangladesh
PhD Law‘I love the factthat you can walkanywhere, forexample to the city
centre, the Guildhall,
Gunwharf Quays
and Southsea. It
is a perfect fit for
students.’
Hamed Alghamdi
Saudi Arabia
BA (Hons) Businessand Management

Chat to ourstudents at
www.port.ac.uk/
chat-to-us

12‘My favourite partsof the course are theprogramming andpractical sessions.’‘The University has
helped connect
me to people andbusinesses I’ve
had the pleasureof working with.
This has given
me invaluable
work experience,clarified my visionand establisheda professionalfoundation I cancontinue to build
on in my career.’Charles Oduk II
Kenya
MSc Digital Business
Management

Vlad Oltean
Romania
BSc (Hons) Cyber
Security and Forensic
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everybody iswelcomed.’
Inas Zakaria
Malaysia
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Adviceand support
MOVING TO A NEW COUNTRY IS EXCITING BUT CAN
BE CHALLENGING. WE TAKE GREAT CARE TO HELPYOU SETTLE IN, SO YOU CAN MAKE THE BEST OF
YOUR TIME AT PORTSMOUTH. THE SUPPORT BEGINS
WELL BEFORE YOU TRAVEL.
Our offices and advisers in
Portsmouth, and around theworld, are here to help. We
regularly travel overseas toattend events and exhibitions. If
we come to your country, we will
be very happy to answer yourquestions in person. See ourtravel schedule at www.port.
ac.uk/meet-us-overseas.

International Orientation
Programme

This programme is designed tohelp you settle in and make newfriends before you start yourcourse. It is completely free.

We can help with:• completing your registration• settling into youraccommodation in Portsmouth
before term starts• learning about the support
services available to you• joining in social events
including walking tours, coachtours, sporting events andplenty more

Airport pick-up service

We offer a coach pick-up
service on specific dates from
London Heathrow airport fora fee. We will meet you andbring you straight to youraccommodation. To find out
more, visit www.port.ac.uk/
how-to-get-here.

International Student
Advisers

We want your time with us tobe as enjoyable and stress free
as possible, so that you are free
to focus on your studies and doyour best.

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We have offices
and advisers in
Beijing, Delhi,
Dhaka, Kuala
Lumpur, Lahore,
Lagos, Nairobi andShanghai, as wellas in Portsmouth.

Money matters

Our dedicated advisers areready to help with:• immigration and visa advice• confidential advice• social events and excursions• referrals to other support
services within the University

Global Community –a whole world withinyour reach

Join our Facebook group run
by our International Student
Advice Team. Meet current
students, learn about othercultures and find out about
great events. With over 5,700
international students at the
University from all aroundthe world, you could makea friend for life. Find out
more on our Facebook group‘University of Portsmouth –Global Community’.

Student advice andsupport services

If you have other questions,
we offer a range of further
support services. Visit
www.port.ac.uk/support.

If you need advice on budgeting,managing your money orprotecting your finances, ourStudent Finance Centre canadvise you on all your financial
matters. No appointment
necessary. Find out more atwww.port.ac.uk/money.

Stay healthy

It is a good idea to registerwith a doctor as soon as you
arrive. We can tell you which
doctor’s surgery is closest to
your accommodation. You may
also be able to register at the
University Dental Academy and
Eye Clinic.

Additional Support andDisability Advice Centre(ASDAC)If you have a disability, medical
condition or additional learningneeds which may affect yourability to access the campus,
teaching and learning,assessment or examinations,contact ASDAC for confidential
advice and guidance. Visit
www.port.ac.uk/asdac formore information.

Academic help and support
If you would like advice andguidance on specific academic
and study skills, our Academic
Skills Unit (ASK) can help witheverything from tutorials
on essay writing, through topresentations and more. Visit
www.port.ac.uk/ask formore information.

Student Wellbeing Service

It is natural to feel a little unsure
when you move somewhere
new. If you ever need a friendly
ear, our wellbeing services offer
confidential support. Courses,
workshops, self-help resources,
in-person or online counselling,
wellbeing and mental healthsupport are all available, as wellas our popular WhatsUp app.

Chaplaincy

We offer support to all students
regardless of faith or world view.
A small quiet room is available
for reflection, thought and prayer.
There are dedicated Islamic prayer
rooms, with ablution facilities.
For more information, visit
www.port.ac.uk/chaplaincy.

Nursery facilities

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need to apply for a place, please
do so as soon as you can.

Maths Café

If you would like help withyour mathematical andstatistical skills, visit our Maths
Café. It is free of charge andyou can drop in for one-to-one
maths support, or visit the
Maths Café resource base. For
more information, visit
www.port.ac.uk/mathscafe.

Global Café

If you want to meet otherstudents in a friendly, informal
environment then the
Global Café is for you. Get toknow students from othercountries, share knowledge
and experiences of different
cultures and languages, or justchat over a hot drink.

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‘I love Portsmouthand my advice to
new students is be
ready to explore andexperience life.’
Ramkumar RavindranIndia
Bsc (Hons) Psychology
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get readyfor your
futurecareerWE AIM TO
GIVE YOU ALL
YOU NEED TO
SUCCEED IN
THE WORLD OF
EMPLOYMENT.

Work-related learning• Our courses are designed togive you a range of skills, so
you can show employers you
are ready to be a valuableaddition to their organisation• Working environments suchas our Dental Academy andindustry-standard newsroom
for journalism students let you
develop and practise skills foryour professional career• Many courses are accredited,
approved or recognised
by Professional Statutory
Regulatory Bodies• We organise regular visitsfrom employers, many ofwhom run career-specificseminars, to give you help
with finding a job

Learning on the job• Our dedicated placement
offices facilitate work
experience with local, national
and international employers– from short experiences
to summer and year-longindustrial placements
20• We provide you with a rangeof volunteering opportunities,
so you can gain valuable skills
and professional experiencefor your CV• We have our own in-house
Graduate Recruitment
Consultancy who can help
you find local graduate roles

Getting you on the
career ladder• The Careers and Employability
Service can help you develop
your abilities and findopportunities to achieve yourambitions• You can access the Service
from day one of your firstyear, to up to five years after
you graduate• Career planning advice• Help to find and apply forgraduate jobs
• Support to start your own
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Part-time work

• Many students choose
to work part time while
they study• Portsmouth is a city with awide range of part-time jobs
• The Careers and Employability
Service can help you findpart-time work
• We advertise hundreds ofpart-time opportunities within
the University, and with
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Get the best fromglobal opportunities
AS WELL AS EXPERIENCING THE UK, YOU CAN ALSOSTUDY AND WORK IN OTHER COUNTRIES, THANKSTO OUR CONNECTIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES ANDEMPLOYERS ALL OVER THE WORLD.

Why study or work abroad?

Learn a language for free

Where to start

Find out more at www.port.ac.uk/
learn-a-language.

• Experience another culture• Gain broader knowledge
and skills• Boost your confidence• Build a network of international
contacts• Develop skills employers value,such as languages, adaptability andresilience• Stand out from other graduateswith overseas experience on
your CV
Portsmouth has partnerships with
universities around the world – from
Europe to North America, SouthAmerica, Australia, Japan and China.
Knowledge of the local language is notalways required, as you can attend
modules taught in English.
There are also funding opportunities
available to support you during
these life-changing study and work
abroad experiences, such as theTuring Scheme.*‘My time as an exchange student at Brock
University in Canada was incredible. I know
this term gets thrown around quite a lot but
it’s 100% true for me: this was a life-changing
opportunity. Without going abroad andstudying a new subject, I would have neverdiscovered my interest in sport finance.’
Eddie Koppoe
BSc (Hons) Sports Management
and Development

Contact our Global
Mobility TeamE goabroad@port.ac.uk
T +44 (0)23 9284 3149

International
Summer Schools

Study abroad does not have totake a term or a year – you could
choose a two-week International
Summer School instead. On these
trips, you will explore famous
landmarks and have lessons on
local culture, arts and language –perfect for boosting your CV andbroadening your horizons.
Previous Summer School locations
include China, Malaysia, India
and France.
Contact our Summer Schools TeamE summerschools@port.ac.uk*The information on the Turing
Scheme is accurate at the time ofprinting. Access to funding is subject
to successful future bids.

EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY IN AUSTRALIA
Dual Degrees at University of Portsmouth and Edith Cowan University, Australia
Gain two Bachelor’s degrees in less time than it takes to study them separately.
This will involve studying at two universities, so you will benefit from the teachingexpertise, latest research and facilities of both institutions. And because each
university is located in a different country, you will get to experience two new
cultures and build an international professional network.

Find Eddie’s story at
www.port.ac.uk/stories
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Ask our Global Mobility Team about
opportunities available in your subject
area. Find out more atwww.port.ac.uk/studyabroad.

Our Institution-Wide Language
Programme (IWLP) gives all students
the opportunity to learn a new
language, or develop skills in alanguage previously studied – free ofcharge. You could even gain credits
towards your degree. We offer IWLP
language modules in Arabic, British
Sign Language, French, German,
Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chineseand Spanish.

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Study in the UK
for a term or a year
Already at university?

Our Study Abroad programme
offers you the opportunity to
study for a half or full academic
year and gain credits which
you can transfer back to yourhome university. You will
gain experience of a different
academic environment, and study
in classes alongside full-time
British and international students.
As well as lectures, you will learn
through smaller seminar andtutorial classes. This gives you an
opportunity to work closely with,and get to know, other students
on your course.

There are a range of subjects
available to study at Portsmouth
as part of our Study Abroad
programme.
Did you know?
All Study Abroad
students areentitled to a 20
per cent alumni
discount on
selected Master’sand PhDs at the
Universityof Portsmouth.

Teaching dates/term

Calendar months

Autumn/fall term

September to January

Spring term

January to June

Full academic year

September to June

Study Abroad
accommodation

Join us as a Study Abroad
student at Portsmouth in
the autumn/fall term andyou can secure a guaranteed
room in halls of residence. All
you need to do is meet our
accommodation and deposit
deadlines.
If your Study Abroad programme
starts in the spring term, there
is still a chance we can offer you
a place in halls. If we cannot,
there is plenty of private rented
accommodation in the city, withsomething suitable for all. You
should have no trouble choosing
a place to live in Portsmouth.
To discover more and findout how to apply, visit
www.port.ac.uk/studyabroad.

Choose to study
abroad in Portsmouthand you can:
• Gain transferable credits
towards your degree• Experience UK lifestyleand education• Develop new skills• Grow in confidence• Make new friends

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support and its location. The lecturers
are knowledgeable and always there
to explain the material further.’
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Kazakhstan
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English language
requirements
and support
English language requirements
All of our courses are deliveredin English. To complete
your course, you will needa sufficient level of English
to take part in classes anddiscussions, and to produce
assessed writing such ascoursework and examinations.

You will find a full list of acceptable English language qualificationsat www.port.ac.uk/englishlanguage. You can see specific course
requirements on the relevant course page at www.port.ac.uk/courses.
Foundation courses

If you are interested in a foundation or pathway course you need aminimum of IELTS band 5.5, with no component below 5.5.
Undergraduate courses

You need to demonstrate
your English level by taking anapproved English language test
and sending us your results.
Different courses need different
levels of English, usually
measured on the International
English Language Test System(IELTS), though we also accept
other tests.

For most of our undergraduate courses, you need a minimum of IELTS
band 6.0, with no component below 5.5. Some courses, especiallythose with a high level of discussion and writing, require higher scores.
You can see course-specific details on the individual course webpages.
Postgraduate courses

For most of our Master’s degrees, you need a minimum of IELTS band
6.5–7.0, with no component below 6.0. Some courses and PhDs require
higher scores. You can see course-specific details on the individual
course webpages.

Pre-Sessional English language courses
If you need to improve yourEnglish before starting yourdegree or just want to practise
your language skills, apply to
study one of our Pre-Sessional
English (PSE) language courses
either online or on campus.

PSE courses

You will get dedicated support
and advice from experienced
academic staff, International
Student Advisers and yourpersonal Pre-Sessional English
tutor. You will study for 25 hours
a week, Monday to Friday, inclasses of around 14 students.
You will have the same tutor
throughout your course.
These courses are available toyou if you:• hold a conditional offer for
one of our degree courses,
but have not yet met the
English language entry
requirements• have met the academic
conditions and the English
language entry requirements,
but you want a refresher
course in academic English

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Available PSE
courses for 2023

We offer a range of courses forstudents who need to improvetheir English to enter theirdegree. These vary from 6 to 20
weeks in length. There is also a
4-week course for students who
have met the English language
requirements but want topractise their English. All PSE
courses are available online andon campus.
For course fees, start dates
and entry requirements visit
www.port.ac.uk/pre-sessionalenglish.
We also offer Pre-Sessional
English courses in China andThailand. Please contact
pse@port.ac.uk for more
information.

In-Sessional English
If English is not your first
language, you can take partin free In-Sessional English
modules designed to fit aroundyour degree. These modules
will enable you to improveyour academic language andcommunication skills. Contact
ise@port.ac.uk or visit
www.port.ac.uk/in-sessionalenglish for more information.
Need accommodation?
All Pre-Sessional students
studying on campus canbook a room in our halls ofresidence during their PSE
course. We offer privaterooms with shared facilities
and free bedding. Additional
fees apply.

CONTACT US
E pse@port.ac.uk
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Visas andimmigration
AS AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT, YOU WILL NEED A VISA TOSTUDY IN THE UK. THERE ARE A FEW DIFFERENT TYPES OF
VISAS AVAILABLE FROM THE UK GOVERNMENT, BUT THE TYPE
YOU WOULD NORMALLY NEED IS A STUDENT ROUTE VISA.

GETTING A VISA WHEN
ALREADY IN THE UK

If you are already in the UK and hold astudent visa for a different institution, youwill still need to apply for a new Student
Route visa. You may need to return toyour home country to apply for a newvisa. You will not be able to register on
to your course at Portsmouth until you
have applied for a new visa. Find out moreat www.port.ac.uk/visa-advice or byemailing the International Student Advice
Team at student-visa@port.ac.uk.

EU STUDENTS

If you are an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen, you will probably need a Student Route visa to study in the
UK. The exception to this would be if you hold Settled or Pre-settled status to stay in the UK under
the EU Settlement Scheme or already have another type of visa that permits study in the UK.

PAYING THE IMMIGRATIONHEALTH SURCHARGE (IHS)

You will need to pay this if you are
applying to study in the UK for a period of
more than six months. You will also needto pay the IHS if you are already in the UK
and apply to extend your stay. The charge
is per student and per dependant (if you
have any) per year of study, payable at thetime of visa application. If the surcharge isrequired, but not paid, the application will
be refused or treated as invalid and will berejected. For guidance, visit www.gov.uk/
healthcare-immigration-application.

COLLECTING
YOUR BIOMETRICRESIDENCEPERMIT (BRP)

When completing your visa application
form, please state you want to collect yourvisa from an alternative location. You willneed to enter this code: 2HE479. This will
mean your BRP card will be available tocollect during registration at the University.

MORE INFORMATION• The University of Portsmouth
www.port.ac.uk/visa-advice• UK Council for International Student
Affairs (UKCISA)
www.ukcisa.org.uk• UK Visas and Immigration
www.gov.uk/student-visa

GETTING A CONFIRMATIONOF ACCEPTANCE FORSTUDIES (CAS)Once you meet all of your conditions(including paying your deposit) andaccept your offer, we will provide youwith a CAS for your visa application. As asponsor, we are bound by law to abide by
the regulations set out under the Student
Sponsor Guidance. We may have to makechecks on academic progression, lengthof time spent studying in the UK andfinancial capabilities of students prior toissuing a CAS.
Deadline for issuing a CAS
If you apply close to the deadline date,the University may contact you to discuss
your circumstances before making a final
decision on whether it is appropriate toissue you with a CAS statement. You may
be asked to provide evidence that you areable to arrange your visa application andarrive in good time.

You can also contact our International Student
Advice Team at student-visa@port.ac.uk.

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Halls ofresidence
PORTSMOUTH IS A GREATPLACE TO LIVE AND STUDY.

Burrell House

Rosalind Franklin Halls

Type of accommodation: Catered (2 meals perday, taken in Rees Hall)
Cost per week: £145–£163
Rooms: Arranged along corridors, sharedbathroom facilities
Special features: Accommodation close to theseafront and Rees HallType of accommodation: Self-catered
Cost per week: £153–£166
Rooms: 688 en suite, flats of 4–6 students
Special features: Centrally located close to
key University buildings including St Michael’s,
King Henry and White Swan Building

There is a huge range of student accommodation
to choose from. Your options include:• Self-catered or catered• En suite rooms• Shared flats or corridor rooms• Studio flats• Accessible rooms*• Female-only or male-only designated areas• Designated quieter areas• Residential wellbeing and support in halls

Please note that all prices are subject toconfirmation. All prices are estimated androunded to the nearest pound for clarity.

WE GUARANTEE ALL NEW FIRST-YEAR
STUDENTS A PLACE IN HALLS, PROVIDED
YOU HAVE A FIRM OFFER FROM US AND
MEET ALL ACCOMMODATION DEADLINES.

YOUR BESTDAYS BEGIN
IN A HALLTHAT FEELS
LIKE HOME

Catherine House

Rees HallType of accommodation: Self-catered
Cost per week: £157–£167
Rooms: 709 en suite, flats of 4–6 students
Special features: Heart of the city, near Portsmouth& Southsea train station and Victoria Park

Type of accommodation: Catered (2 meals per day)Cost per week: £188
Rooms: 267 en suite, arranged along corridors
Special features: Close to the seafront with two
communal TV lounges

Greetham Street Hall

Trafalgar HallType of accommodation: Self-catered
Cost per week: £171–£177
Rooms: 746 en suite, flats of 5–10 students
Special features: City centre location with greatcommon space overlooking the city

Type of accommodation: Self-catered
Cost per week: £142–£166
Rooms: 288 en suite, flats of 6 students
Special features: Centrally located close to
key University buildings, particularly close to
Eldon Building

Harry Law HallType of accommodation: Self-catered
Cost per week: £148–£173
Rooms: 286 en suite, corridor style, kitchen sharedwith approximately 6 students
Special features: City centre location and close to
Eldon Building

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Margaret Rule HallType of accommodation: Self-catered
Cost per week: £159–£172
Rooms: 342 en suite, flats of 4–7 students
Special features: Centre of the city, near train
station*	We have some accommodation which may be suitable for students with disabilities, please contact
Student Housing to discuss, adaptations may be required.

The University works in partnership with Yugo
(Catherine House) and Unite Students (Margaret
Rule Hall, Rosalind Franklin Halls, Greetham Street
Hall and Trafalgar Hall).
Visit www.port.ac.uk/accommodation for thelatest updates, prices and virtual tours.

Privately rented shared houses/flats

Many students prefer to live independently in thecity or surrounding area. Expect to pay around£90–£120 per week for a room in a shared flat orhouse (usually houses), and £70–£90 for food andhousehold bills per week on top of the rent price.
Lodgings, where the landlord lives on the premises,
are usually in the £90–£130 per week range. This
will include all your bills and may include somemeals too.

Studio flats

We offer 74 self-contained studio flats, locatedin various halls of residence. Prices range from
£166–£173 per week. These are prioritised fornew mature and postgraduate students, but newundergraduates are welcome to apply for them too.

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Living locally

We advise our students to live no more than 30
minutes by public transport from the University sothat you can easily attend your face-to-face sessions.

ResLife TeamYou will have access to the Residence Life Teamwho provide a varied social programme throughout
the academic year and welfare support 24/7.

Student Housing TeamOur dedicated Student Housing Team is on hand tohelp throughout your time at Portsmouth. Find out
about visiting halls or ask us any questions aboutliving arrangements.
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at a glance
THE MAIN FEATURES AND FEES FOR OUR HALLS IN 2023/24.

HALL

CATEREDSELFCATERED

EN SUITEWEEKLY
PRICES(APPROX.)SESSION
FEE(40 WEEKS)GUILDHALL HALLS**Catherine House–£157–£167£6,280–£6,680*Greetham Street–£171–£177£6,840–£7,080

Harry Law (standard)

–

£148

£5,920Harry Law (studio)–£166–£173£6,640–£6,920*Rosalind Franklin (standard)

–

£153

£6,120*Rosalind Franklin (studio)

–

£166

£6,640*Margaret Rule (standard)

–

£159

£6,360*Margaret Rule (studio)

–

£172

£6,880*Trafalgar (standard)

–

£142

£5,680*Trafalgar (studio)

–

£166

£6,640£145–£163£5,800–£6,520£188£7,520

BURRELL AND REES

Burrell House–

Rees Hall––*Marked halls are owned by Unite Students. **Marked hall is owned by Yugo.
The University of Portsmouth takes applications for these buildings, but accommodation agreements
for these will be administered directly by Unite Students or Yugo. For further information on Unite
Students or Yugo, visit www.unitestudents.com/portsmouth or
www.yugo.com/en-gb/global/united-kingdom/portsmouth/catherine-house.
Please note:
Session fees are based on a 40-week occupancy and all fees are estimated and subject to confirmation.
Please check www.port.ac.uk/accommodation for the latest information.

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Funding andscholarships

SCHOLARSHIPS
EU Scholarship

WE WANT TO ENSURE YOU HAVE ALL THE FACTS ABOUT FINANCENOW AND THROUGHOUT YOUR TIME WITH US. OUR STUDENTFINANCE TEAM ARE HERE TO HELP. FOR THE LATEST INFORMATIONAND GUIDANCE, PLEASE VISIT WWW.PORT.AC.UK/MONEY.

If you are an EU, EEA or Swiss student, our Transition Scholarship is applied to your tuition fees, so
you pay the same amount as a UK student. The scholarship will be automatically applied to yourfees throughout the length of your course.
Vice-Chancellor’s Global Development Scholarship

Eligible students can receive the Vice-Chancellor’s Global Development Scholarship. Thisscholarship will take the form of a fee reduction that will apply to your first year of study.

TUITION FEES
Chancellor’s Global Academic Merit Scholarship

How much you pay in tuition fees as an international student depends on whether your course isbased in classrooms, laboratories or both, and whether your course includes a placement year. You
can find out what you will pay on the course page on our website.
Academic Year

Tuition Fee

Placement Year Fee

2022–2023£16,200–£18,300£1,800–£18,300

This scholarship will take the form of a £5,000 fee reduction that will apply to your first year of
study. This scholarship is merit based and we only have a limited number to award.
For full terms and conditions on all our international scholarships, visit
www.port.ac.uk/global-scholarships.

Fees for 2023 entry may differ from those in the table. For the most up-to-date information, visit
www.port.ac.uk/international-fees-and-funding.

FEE PAYMENTALUMNI DISCOUNT

If you have previously studied an undergraduate programme or Master's course at the Universityof Portsmouth (on campus or as a study abroad student), you could get a 20 per cent discount ontuition fees for selected Master's and PhDs.*

Fees can be paid in full at registration or in two instalmentsof 50 per cent, first at registration and then at the start ofyour second term.

THE STUDENT FINANCE CENTRE

Please see www.port.ac.uk/international-fees-and-fundingfor detailed information.

Our team of experienced staff can provide you with:DEPOSITSManaging your money

All international students will need to pay a deposit towards
their tuition fees before they can receive their Confirmationof Acceptance for Studies (CAS).

• information on funding, such as tuition fee loans• advice on budgeting for your time at university and living costs in the UK• support on how to keep your money safe and avoid scams
Once you are at the University, you may still need some help with managing your money. Lookout for the Student Finance Team around campus offering advice on budgeting, money-saving tips,
competitions and more.
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Cost of living in Portsmouth

If you are studying on a visa, you will need to make adequate financial provision before the startof your course to cover tuition fees, accommodation and general living costs in line with UKVI
requirements. Find the latest figures at www.gov.uk/student-visa/money.
We advise you to budget at least £9,500 for each academic year to cover accommodation andliving costs. Other living costs depend on your lifestyle. The figures below show the average weekly
outgoings for our students living in Portsmouth. Students choosing to live outside of Portsmouth
may find the cost of living much higher.

ITEM

COST OF LIVING IN
UNIVERSITY HALLSOF RESIDENCE

COST OF LIVING IN
PRIVATE RENTED
ACCOMMODATION£142–£188£90–£120

Bills (gas/electricity/water/internet)

Included in halls rent

£40

Food/housekeeping£35–£40(less if you are in catered halls)£35–£40

Travel£5–£10£5–£10Phone£5–£10£5–£10Contents insurance

£2–£3

£2–£3

TV licence£3£3Social costs£30–£40£30–£40£222—£294£210—£266£8,880—£11,760£8,400—£10,640

Halls/rent

TOTAL PER WEEKTOTAL PER ACADEMIC
YEAR (40 WEEKS)

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University’s Tennis
Club has had a massive
positive impact on myuniversity experience.
It is a place where I canleave all the stress of
university work andjust enjoy myself.’
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Acting on
the climate
emergency

algae, and the new habitats
formed by reefs made of oldoyster shells, this restoration
project could transform the
Solent’s water quality andincrease its marine biodiversity.

New app to tackle sourcesof plastic pollution

OUR RESEARCHERS, STAFF ANDSTUDENTS ARE TAKING STEPSTO HELP PROTECT THE PLANET.
Revolution Plastics – fora more sustainable world

If we do not take radical
action, the consequences ofplastic pollution on our healthand the environment will becatastrophic. To make ourworld more sustainable, wemust build a global economy
in which plastics are recycled
and reused, not thrown away.
Our Revolution Plastics initiative
unites scientists, businessleaders, campaigners andcitizens to make change happen
through research, innovationand global partnerships.

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We are working to:• transform the potential ofplastic recycling• reduce waste throughinnovative packaging• develop new, sustainable
materials• further the world’s
understanding of microplastics• examine the effects of
exposure to plastics onhuman health
Find out more atwww.port.ac.uk/
revolutionplastics.

Restoring millions ofoysters to the Solent

The native oyster is almost
extinct in many areas around
Europe – including in the Solent,
the strait along Portsmouth’s
seafront. We are helping to bringthem back from the brink.
We have collaborated with theBlue Marine Foundation (BLUE)
to open the country’s first oyster
restoration hatchery in the
Solent. It will provide a million
native oysters a year.
Thanks to the native oyster’s
astonishing capacity for keeping
seawater clean by consuming

The University has partneredwith Portsmouth-based
environmental technology
company Jetsam Tech, whose
app allows anyone to help map
plastic pollution in Portsmouth.
Local people can use the app tosubmit photos of plastic waste
they see in daily life. These
photos will form a ‘plastic
heatmap’, revealing when andwhere waste is building up.
Our researchers will use the dataas an evidence base for solutions
that will reduce the amount ofplastic entering the sea and thewider local environment.

Your university becoming
climate positive

We are working hard to achieve
our vision of becoming a climate
positive university by 2030. Thatmeans we will go beyond net

zero and save more emissions
than we generate. It is one of themost ambitious environmental
targets of any UK university.
We encourage students andstaff to live, think and work withsustainability in mind. You canchoose to use less energy andwater, reduce waste and picksustainable travel options.

Here is some of the progress
we have made:*• our electricity is from 100
per cent renewable sources• we have halved our carbon
emissions from energy
since 2009
• we have increased ourrecycling rate from 40 per
cent to 70 per cent since 2011
• each of our graduation gowns
is made from 70 per centrecycled polyester which ismanufactured from recycledplastic waste• students get involved in
eco-friendly activities
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on campus with beehives on
the grassed roof of RavelinSports Centre, and an urban
orchard in Ravelin Park• we aim for all our newbuildings to achieve‘Outstanding’ ratings forsustainable design fromBREEAM† and ‘A’ ratingsfor energy use and carbon
emissions• we are eliminating single-use
plastic from products sold incampus cafés• we are a Top 10 Vegan
Friendly University in theUK,†† with 40 per cent offood on our menus being
plant-based and rewards forchoosing meat-free meals• printed communications
use paper and board fromsustainable and recycledresources, vegetable-based
inks, and laminates madefrom sustainable wood pulp –and like this guide they are all
fully recyclable*All facts and figures correct at thetime of publication†The world’s leading sustainability
validation and certification system††Veganuary and PETA rankings 2021

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The University Library

Spacious, comfortable, wellequipped and open 24 hours a
day during term time, with:• meeting pods
• bookable group study rooms
with presentation facilities• soft seating areas• café serving coffee, snacks
and light lunches• over 390,000 printed
books and DVDs, morethan 765,000 ebooks, andnearly 59,000 journals• chat to a friendly librarianin person, online or byphone 24/7
• dedicated faculty librarians
offer in-depth subject
support and training

Professional Interpreter
Training Suite

A campus built
for the future
WE HAVE COMMITTED £400 MILLION TO THE
NEXT PHASE OF OUR CAMPUS EVOLUTION.
Here are some of theamazing facilities that are
already up and running:
Learning facilities

Our students have access to
all the following, and more:• Wi-Fi across campus• free IT support• laptops on 24-hour loan
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• computer suites withspecialised software andequipment• free to download broad
range of software, including
MS Microsoft Office and
Adobe Creative Cloud• open access areas, printing
and scanning facilities, andgroup working areas

Future Technology
Centre (FTC)Work on real-life projects
with companies thatwant to access the
FTC’s advanced science,technology, engineeringand mathematics (STEM)
facilities and specialist
equipment.

Featuring the latest technology
for training in simultaneous andconsecutive interpreting, as usedby the European Parliament. The
suite is designed to immerse
you in a professional setting todevelop the interpreting skills
required in some of the world’s
most prestigious organisations.

Forensic Innovation
Partnership (FIP)

Our partnership with
Hampshire Constabulary
sees, for the first time in theUK, operational police staff
located on a university campus.
The Constabulary’s scientificsupport staff work closely withacademics and students toadvance forensic education,
research and innovation – which
has a direct impact on real,professional forensic practice.

Work placement opportunities
give students the chance toboost their employability.

Bloomberg Suite

Access the same data,
analytics and software usedby over a quarter of a million
finance professionals globally.
Students monitor and analyse
real-time financial market data
movements, and trade virtuallyin the Portsmouth Business
School Bloomberg Suite.

Motion capture technology
Creative students can workwith commercial clients andstudios who want to use ourfacilities, including the Vicon
optical system.
Psychology students explore
human movement, looking
at how body language
influences our appraisalof others and affects
interpersonal interactions.

Replica courtroom

Centre for Creative and
Immersive XR (CCIXR)

Centre for Simulation in
Health and Care

Business Simulation Suite

We are one of the few UK
universities with a replica
courtroom – a realistic copy ofa Crown Court, where students
can gain the practical experience
they need to start their legal
career, through mooting andsimulated court cases.

Our health and care students
can use a simulated GP surgery,a mock dispensary, clinical skills
simulation suite, one-bedroom
flat and two acute hospitaltraining wards.

Dental Pre-Clinical Skills
Laboratory

Our 26-seat laboratory takes
pre-clinical skills development
for our Dental Hygienist and
Dental Therapist courses. Eachstation is equipped with a dental
handpiece, suction, overhead
dental lamp and computer
monitor. This helps students
develop their periodontal,
restorative and paediatricdentistry skills.

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The CCIXR, in partnershipwith Solent Local EnterprisePartnership, is the UK’s first
integrated facility to support
innovation in the creative anddigital technologies of virtual,augmented and extended
realities, TV studios andphotogrammetry.
The Business Simulation Suite
is a flexible learning facility.
The room contains sliding
partitions that can quickly
transform the suite into a mockboardroom, a classroom, or aroom for practising speech andpresentation skills.

The Technology Enhanced
Active Learning (TEAL) room
The TEAL room is a flexible
space in which lecturers canshare their computer screen toeach of the specially-designed
tables, which can seat a teamof up to nine students. Eachtable is set up to encourage
student participation andinteractive learning.

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Sport at
Portsmouth‘University ofPortsmouth has
consistently supported
me to improve in mysport. They have always
been willing to be flexible
to help me achieve asport and study balance.’

PLAY. TRAIN. COMPETE.
REACH YOUR PERSONAL BEST.

Fleur Schrader
BSc (Hons) Social WorkSports Scholar
Hong Kong Paralympic
Dressage Rider

Whether you are a top athlete
or just want to keep fit, we havefacilities and support to help
you achieve your goals. The
University offers all kinds of ways
for you to stay physically active,
try new things and make friends.

Play

Play in the gym with our
fantastic Technogym kit. Playin our studios with a range offitness classes. Play in our sports
clubs for fun and make friends.

Train

Train to get stronger, fitter,
healthier, more focused. Trainto earn opportunities throughvolunteering and coaching. Trainto get into the first team. Trainto run a sports club. Or simply
train for fun.

CompeteCompete against your own
personal best in the gym.
Compete to earn that spot in theteam. Compete against otheruniversities. Compete to achieve
great things in study and sport.
Compete on the world stage.

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Sports clubs

Play, train and compete with35 sports clubs throughour Sport and Recreation
department. Here is a sample
of what is on offer:• American Football • Archery• Athletics • Badminton• Basketball • Boxing• Cheerleading • Climbing
and Mountaineering • Cricket• Cycling • Dance • Dodgeball• Equestrian • Fencing• Football (Men’s and Women’s)• Futsal • Golf • Gym andTrampoline • Handball • Hockey• Lacrosse • Netball • Rowing• Rugby (Men’s and Women’s)• Sailing • Snow Sports• Softball • Squash • Swimming• Table Tennis • Taekwondo
and Karate • Tennis • Ultimate
Frisbee • Volleyball • Water Polo

Teams take part in leagues andcompetitions against otheruniversities, including British
Universities and CollegesSports (BUCS) competitions.
Alternatively, campus sport
leagues offer a chance tocompete socially against student
and staff teams.

Skills development

Sports coaching, officiating andvolunteering can be great fun.
They can also enhance youremployability. We offer a wide
range of opportunities for you todevelop new skills and gain extra
qualifications through supported
community placements at
schools, events and clubs.

The University has a historyof sporting success, with
Olympians, Paralympians andother international competitors
having studied here. Our Sports
Scholarship Scheme can assist
high-level athletes to achieve
their goals during their time withus. Find out more about how
and when to apply at www.port.
ac.uk/sport-scholarships.

Visit sport.port.ac.uk

Sport scholarships

In line with the University’s
focus on unlocking potentialand enabling students to excel,
we are committed to helping
you reach the top of your game.
We offer dedicated support andtop-quality coaching.

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A healthand fitness
membershipfor your mind
and body

Superb facilities

PLAY, TRAIN AND COMPETE
AT RAVELIN SPORTS CENTRE.
Ravelin Sports Centre is
the perfect place for you
to meet new people, try
different activities, reachyour fitness goals andcompete in the sports
you love.
Whether you exercise
regularly or are looking to
try something new, you arewelcome at Ravelin.

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Offering the latest facilities,
a range of fitness classes
and courses, personaltraining and a variety ofsports clubs, Ravelin Sports
Centre has something foreveryone. Your mind canbenefit as much as yourbody. You will find plenty ofopportunities for mindful
moments while flexing in ayoga class, relaxing in thesauna and steam room, or
enjoying soothing views oftree-filled parkland throughthe swimming pool’s greatglass walls. Whatever reason
you choose to join us, there
are flexible, affordable
student membership options
and a free ‘UoP Sport’ appfor information, bookings
and timetables.

• 25m swimming poolwith 8 lanes• sauna and steam room
• 8 court sports hall
• 175-station fitness suite• 3 fitness studios• 2 squash courts• bouldering and climbing wall
• ski simulator• café
• community orchard

Step inside

Rising through the centre of thebuilding, from basement to roof,
scaling the impressive climbing
wall will be a challenge like noother. And with large windows
to the historic parkland outside,taking a dip in the indoor pool
will feel like you are swimming in
the open air.

Step it up

Thanks to the latest fitness
technology, a workout in thegym, virtual skiing or class withfriends will keep your healthgoals on track. Our 175-station
gym features equipment by
Technogym, the leaders ininnovation, technology anddigital connected fitness.
Combine all your physicalactivity data, track your progressand start your personalised
programme with the free ‘UoP
Fitness’ app. A wide rangeof cardiovascular, resistanceand free-weights will help you
customise your workouts.
The friendly fitness teamdelivers a wide range ofhigh-quality classes that arerecognised worldwide. A rangeof Les Mills classes are perfectfor any level of fitness. You canalso play, train or compete in avariety of sports in our indoor,
above-ground-level sports hall.

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A step forward
for sustainability

Designed to the highest
sustainability credentials,
Ravelin Sports Centre aims tobe zero carbon. Renewableenergy is generated from roof
solar panels and internal heatrecovery systems. Its grass roof
with beehives and a wildflower
amphitheatre events spaceencourage biodiversity in thesurrounding areas.

Get in touchor speak to us@UOPsport@UOPsport@UOPsport+44 (0)23 9284 5555
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Pathwayprogrammes
to the Universityof Portsmouth
Pathways to your degree

If you are an international
student who does not
qualify for direct entry, you
may be able to begin yourpathway at International
College Portsmouth (ICP) andgraduate with a degree fromthe University. ICP has helped
over 4,500 students from
more than 100 nationalities
progress to their chosen
University course.

ICP is an embedded college to
the University and is centrally
located on campus. You will
have the benefit of learning insmaller classes with additional
teaching sessions by highly
qualified lecturers and tutors.
You will also enjoy full accessto all the same services andfacilities a University student
has. Successful completion of
an ICP programme gives you
guaranteed progression to
the University.

The College offers Pre-Sessional
English, University Foundation(Year 0), First Year Degree(Year 1) courses andPre-Master’s. ICP offers a flexible
entry system of three intakes
each year (January, June and
September), so you can begin
your studies at a time that suitsyou. If you are interested instudying at ICP, you will need tosubmit an online application on
the ICP website.

Undergraduate
pathways

Duration• Accounting and Finance• Architecture, Design and Fashion• Business and Management• Computing• Engineering• Law, Politics and International
Relations• Mathematics• Media and Games Technologies• Property and Surveying• Science

Undergraduate programmes

Postgraduate
pathways

One semester: £8,300• Business and Management• Education• Finance• International Relations
and Criminal Justice• Logistics and Supply Chain
Management• Science and Engineering

Postgraduate: £8,150—£8,400

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Postgraduate programmes
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ACCOUNTING, ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
UNDERGRADUATE

MSc Finance

1 year full time

MSc Forensic Accounting

1 year full time, 30 months part time

MSc International Finance and Banking

1 year full time

ARCHITECTURE AND SURVEYINGUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Architecture		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Building Surveying
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Accountancy and Financial Management (Top-up)

2 years full time (Top-up)

BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Accounting with Finance		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Property Development
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Econ) (Hons) Economics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Econ) (Hons) Economics, Finance and Banking
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

BA (Hons) Economics and Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

Course title

Duration

MArch Architecture

2 years full time, 4 years part timeBA (Hons) Finance with Business Communication (Top-up)		

1 year full time (Top-up), 2 years full time(Top-up)

Final Examination in Professional Practice (Part 3) Architecture

1 year part timeBA (Hons) Financial Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

International Professional Practice (Part 3) Architecture

1 year part time

MPhil Architecture

2 years full time, 4 years part time

BSc (Hons) Mathematics for Finance and Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

PhD Architecture

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Building Information Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Conservation Architecture

1 year full time, 2 years part time

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

DurationMSc Accounting and Data Analytics

1 year full time, 30 months part time

MSc Accounting and Finance

1 year full time, 30 months part time

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MPhil Accounting and Financial Management

2 years full time, 4 years part time

Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries

PhD Accounting and Financial Management

3 years full time, 6 years part time

The majority of courses start in September;all courses with additional start dates arehighlighted in the key.

Faculty of Technology

MPhil Economics and Finance2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Economics and Finance3 years full time, 6 years part time

English language requirements — pages 26—27
Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81

1 year full time, 2 years part time

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MRes Creative Industries

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Interior Architecture and Design

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Quantity Surveying

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Real Estate Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Sustainable Cities

1 year full time, 2 years part time

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BSc (Hons) Biochemistry		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Biology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Marine Biology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

DurationMSc Applied Aquatic Biology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MPhil Biological Sciences

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Biological Sciences

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Biotechnology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Medical Biotechnology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MRes Science and Health

1 year full time, 2 years part time

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETINGUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Business and Human Resource Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Business and Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Business Management and Entrepreneurship		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Business and Supply Chain Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Business with Business Communication (Top-up)		

1 year full time (Top-up), 2 years full time(Top-up)

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) International Business		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) International Business Communication (Top-up)		

1 year full time (Top-up), 2 years full time(Top-up)

BA (Hons) International Trade and Business Communication (Top-up)		

1 year full time (Top-up), 2 years full time(Top-up)

BA (Hons) International Trade, Logistics and Business Communication 1 year full time (Top-up), 2 years full time(Top-up)(Top-up)
LLB (Hons) Law with Business		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Marketing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

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Entry requirements — pages 80—81
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Course title

Duration

DBA Professional Doctorate in Business Administration

4–7 years part time

MA Business Communication for International Leadership

1 year full time

MA Business Communication for International Leadership(with Professional Experience)

2 years full time with work placement

MSc Business and Management

1 year full time, 3 years part time

MSc Digital Business Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

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MA Digital Marketing

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Fashion Marketing

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Fashion Marketing (with Professional Experience)

18 months full timeMSc Human Resource Development (Top-up)
		

CHILDHOOD, YOUTH STUDIES AND EDUCATIONUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

6 months full time (Top-up), 9 months
part time (Top-up)

BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

PgDip Human Resource Management

2 years part timeMSc Human Resource Management

1 year full timeBA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies with Criminology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies with Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MSc Human Resource Management (Top-up)		

6 months full time (Top-up), 9 months
part time (Top-up)

MSc Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc International Business and Management

14 months full timeBA (Hons) Education Studies (Top-up)

1 year full time (Top-up)

MSc International Human Resource Management

1 year full time

CertEd Further Education and Training

1 year full-time

MA International Marketing

1 year full time, 2 years part time

BEd (Hons) Primary Education with Qualified Teacher Status

3 years full time

MSc Leadership and Management (Top-up)

1 year part time (Top-up)

MPhil Marketing

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Marketing

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MA Marketing Analytics

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management

3 years part time

MSc Occupational Health and Safety Management

3 years part time

MPhil Operations and Systems Management

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Operations and Systems Management

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MPhil Organisation Studies and Human Resource Management

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Organisation Studies and Human Resource Management

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Project Management
		

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

EdD Professional Doctorate in Education

4–6 years part time

PgCert Educational Leadership and Management

6 months full time, 1 year part time

PgDip Educational Leadership and Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Educational Leadership and Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MPhil Education and Sociology

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Education and Sociology

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MA Education Studies

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MRes Humanities and Social Sciences

1 year full time, 2 years part time

1 year full time (September intake),
15 months full time (January intake)MSc Risk, Crisis and Resilience Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MBA Strategic Leadership

2 years part time

MPhil Strategy, Enterprise and Innovation

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Strategy, Enterprise and Innovation

3 years full time, 6 years part time

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The majority of courses start in September;all courses with additional start dates arehighlighted in the key.

Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries

English language requirements — pages 26—27
Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81

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COMPUTER GAMES, ANIMATION AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIESUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Animation
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Computer Animation and Visual Effects		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Computer Games Art		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Computer Games Design		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Computer Games Production		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Computer Games Technology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Creative Computing with Foundation Year		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Creative Computing with Foundation Year		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Creative Media Technologies
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Creative Media Technologies (L6 Top-up)

1 year full timeBA (Hons) Creative Music Technology (Top-up)

1 year full time (Top-up)

BSc (Hons) Interactive Technologies
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Music Technology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Virtual and Augmented Reality		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MORE INFORMATION
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Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81
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POSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MA Creative Technologies

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Creative Technologies

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MPhil Creative Technologies

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Creative Technologies

3 years full time, 6 years part time

COMPUTING
UNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BSc (Hons) Computer Networks
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Computer Science		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MEng Computer Science		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Computing
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Forensic Computing
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Data Science and Analytics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Software Engineering		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

MSc Computer Network Administration and Management				

Duration

1 year full time (September intake), 3 years
part time (September intake), 16 months
full time (January intake)

MPhil Computing

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Computing

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Cyber Security and Forensic Information Technology

1 year full time, 3 years part time

MSc Data Analytics

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Data Analytics (with Professional Experience)

18 months full time

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CRIMINOLOGY, CYBERCRIME AND FORENSICSUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies with Criminology		BSc (Hons) Counter Terrorism, Intelligence and Cybercrime(Dual Degree)

Duration

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement
3.5 years full time with a year abroad

BSc (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Criminology and Cybercrime		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Criminology and Forensic Studies
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Criminology with Environmental Justice		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Criminology with Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Forensic Computing
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Professional Policing
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Sociology with Criminology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MSc Criminal Justice

1 year full time, 2 years part time

DCrimJ Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice

4–7 years part time

MPhil Criminal Justice Studies

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Criminal Justice Studies

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Cyber Security and Forensic Information Technology

1 year full time, 3 years part time

MSc Forensic Psychology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MRes Humanities and Social Sciences

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc International Criminal Justice

1 year full time

MSc International Criminal Justice (with Professional Experience)

2 years full time with work placement

DSyRM Professional Doctorate in Security Risk Management

4–7 years part time

DRAMA, MUSIC AND PERFORMING ARTSUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Drama and Performance		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Musical Theatre		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Music Technology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MPhil Art, Design and Performance

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Art, Design and Performance

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MRes Creative Industries

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Theatre: Socially Engaged Practice

1 year full time, 2 years part time

EARTH SCIENCES
MORE INFORMATION
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Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81
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UNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BSc (Hons) Geology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Palaeontology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

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POSTGRADUATEPOSTGRADUATE

Course title

Duration

MSc Engineering Geology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Environmental Geology and Contamination

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MPhil Environment, Geography and Geosciences

2 years full time, 4 years part time

MSc Civil Engineering

1 year full time, 2 years part time

PhD Environment, Geography and Geosciences

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MPhil Civil Engineering and Surveying

2 years full time, 4 years part time

MSc Geological and Environmental Hazards

1 year full time, 2 years part time

PhD Civil Engineering and Surveying

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MRes Science and Health

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Construction Project Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

UNDERGRADUATE
Duration

BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MEng Civil Engineering		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BEng (Hons) Construction Engineering Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BEng (Hons) Electronic Engineering		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MEng Electronic Engineering		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BEng (Hons) Engineering and Technology with Foundation Year		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MEng Mechanical Engineering		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BEng (Hons) Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Product Design and Innovation
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BEng (Hons) Renewable Energy Engineering		

MSc Advanced Manufacturing				

MSc Electronic and Electrical Engineering				

ENGINEERING

Course title

Course title

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

1 year full time (September intake),
3 years part time (September intake),
16 months full time (January intake)1 year full time (September intake),
3 years part time (September intake),
16 months full time (January intake)

MSc Electronic and Electrical Engineering(with Professional Experience)

18 months full time

MPhil Energy and Electronic Engineering

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Energy and Electronic Engineering

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Energy and Power Systems Management				
MSc Engineering Geology
MSc Engineering Management				

1 year full time (September intake),
3 years part time (September intake),
16 months full time (January intake)1 year full time, 2 years part time
1 year full time (September intake),
3 years part time (September intake),
16 months full time (January intake)

MPhil Mechanical and Design Engineering

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Mechanical and Design Engineering

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Mechanical Engineering				
MSc Petroleum and Gas Engineering

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3 years part time (September intake),
16 months full time (January intake)1 year full time, 3 years part time

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MEng Renewable Energy Engineering		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

English language requirements — pages 26—27
Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81

BSc (Hons) Software Engineering		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

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ENGLISH AND CREATIVE WRITINGPOSTGRADUATEUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Creative Writing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) English and Creative Writing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) English Language and Linguistics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) English Literature		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Journalism with Creative Writing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Screenwriting		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

Course title

Duration

MPhil Art, Design and Performance

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Art, Design and Performance

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MRes Creative Industries

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Fashion Marketing

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Fashion Marketing (with Professional Experience)

18 months full time

MA Fashion and Textiles

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Graphic Design

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Illustration

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MA Photography

1 year full time, 2 years part time

FILM AND TELEVISIONUNDERGRADUATEPOSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MPhil Area Studies, History, Politics and Literature

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Area Studies, History, Politics and Literature

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MA Creative Writing

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MRes Humanities and Social Sciences

1 year full time, 2 years part time

FASHION, PHOTOGRAPHY, GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN

Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Film Production		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Film Studies
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Screenwriting		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Television Production		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

UNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Fashion and Textile Design		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Graphic Design		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Illustration		
BA (Hons) Photography		

MORE INFORMATION

Faculty of Business and Law

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

The majority of courses start in September;all courses with additional start dates arehighlighted in the key.

Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

English language requirements — pages 26—27
Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81

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HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL CARE

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MRes Creative Industries

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MPhil Film, Media and Communication

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Film, Media and Communication

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Film and Television

1 year full time, 2 years part time

GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

BSc (Hons) Environmental Science		Duration

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

UNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BSc (Hons) Advancing Professional Practice (Top-up)

2 years part time (Top-up)

BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Dental Hygiene

3 years full time

BSc (Hons) Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy

3 years full time

CertHE Dental Nursing

1 year full time

BSc (Hons) Pharmacology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy

4 years full time

3.5 years full time with a year abroad

BSc (Hons) Social Work

3 years full timeBA (Hons) Geography		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

BSc (Hons) Geography		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

Course title

DurationMSc Advanced Clinical Practice

3 years part timeBA (Hons) International Development
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MSc Applied Exercise Physiology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

DBMS Professional Doctorate in Biomedical Science

4–7 years part time

MSc Clinical Exercise Science

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MD Health and Care Professions

2 years full time, 4 years part time

MPhil Health and Care Professions

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Health and Care Professions

3 years full time, 6 years part time

BSc (Hons) Environmental Science and Management (Dual Degree)

BA (Hons) International Development and Languages
BSc (Hons) Marine Environmental Science		

4 years full time with language year abroad
3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MSc Coastal and Marine Resource Management

1 year full time, 2 years part timeMSc Health Psychology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Crisis and Disaster Management

1 year full time, 2 years part time

DHealthSci Professional Doctorate in Health Science

4–7 years part time

MSc Environmental Geology and Contamination

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Medical Biotechnology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MPhil Environment, Geography and Geosciences

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Environment, Geography and Geosciences

3 years full time, 6 years part time

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MSc Geographical Information Systems

1 year full time, 3 years part time

Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries

MSc Geological and Environmental Hazards

1 year full time, 2 years part time

The majority of courses start in September;all courses with additional start dates arehighlighted in the key.

MRes Science and Health

1 year full time, 2 years part time

English language requirements — pages 26—27
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Entry requirements — pages 80—81

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Additional start dates

January

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DMedImg Professional Doctorate in Medical Imaging

4–7 years part time

POSTGRADUATE

DNursing Professional Doctorate in Nursing

4–7 years part timeCourse title

Duration

DPharm Professional Doctorate in Pharmacy

4–7 years part time

MPhil Area Studies, History, Politics and Literature

2 years full time, 4 years part time

MD Pharmacy and Biomedical Science

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Area Studies, History, Politics and Literature

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MPhil Pharmacy and Biomedical Science

2 years full time, 4 years part time

MRes Humanities and Social Sciences

1 year full time, 2 years part time

PhD Pharmacy and Biomedical Science

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MA International Relations

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MRes Science and Health

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Social Work

2 years full time

DSW Professional Doctorate in Social Work

4–7 years part time

MPhil UPDA

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD UPDA

3 years full time, 6 years part time

HISTORY, POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSUNDERGRADUATE

MA International Relations and Politics
		

1 year full-time block delivery, 2 years
part-time block delivery

LANGUAGESUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Applied Languages

4 years full time with language year abroad

BA (Hons) International Development and Languages

4 years full time with language year abroad

BA (Hons) International Relations and Languages

4 years full time with language year abroad

Duration

BA (Hons) Language Studies

3 years full timeBA (Hons) History		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Modern Languages

4 years full time with language year abroad

BA (Hons) International Development
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

Course title

Course title

Duration

MA Applied Linguistics and TESOL

1 year full time, 2 years part time

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MA Applied Linguistics and TESOL (with Professional Experience)

2 years full time with work placement

4 years full time with language year abroad

MRes Humanities and Social Sciences

1 year full time, 2 years part timeBA (Hons) International Relations and Politics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MPhil Languages and Applied Linguistics

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Languages and Applied Linguistics

3 years full time, 6 years part timeBA (Hons) Politics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MA Translation Studies

1 year full time, 2 years part timeBA (Hons) International Development and Languages
BA (Hons) International Relations		
BA (Hons) International Relations and Languages

4 years full time with language year abroad

LAW
MORE INFORMATION
The majority of courses start in September;all courses with additional start dates arehighlighted in the key.
English language requirements — pages 26—27
Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81
For full course details, including tuition fees and startdates, please visit the course pages on our website.
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Key to course listings

Faculty of Business and Law

UNDERGRADUATEFaculty of Creative and Cultural Industries

Course title

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Faculty of Science and HealthFaculty of Technology
Additional start dates

January

Duration

LLB (Hons) Law
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

LLB (Hons) Law with Business		

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LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

LLB (Hons) Law with Legal Practice		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management		

1 year full time (September intake),
17 months full time (January intake)

MPhil Mathematics

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Mathematics

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MPhil Physics

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Physics

3 years full time, 6 years part timeCourse title

Duration

LLM Corporate Governance and Law/Grad.CG

1 year full time, 30 months part time

LLM Law

1 year full time, 30 months part time

MPhil Law

2 years full time, 4 years part time

UNDERGRADUATE

PhD Law

3 years full time, 6 years part timeCourse title

Duration

LLM Law and LegalTech

1 year full time, 3 years part timeBA (Hons) Global Communication and Media (Dual Degree)

3.5 years full time with a year abroad

MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICSUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MEDIA AND JOURNALISM

BA (Hons) Journalism		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Journalism with Creative Writing		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Journalism with Media Studies
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Media and Communication with Foundation Year		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement
3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Mathematics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MMath Mathematics
		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BA (Hons) Media Studies		

BSc (Hons) Mathematics for Finance and Management		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

BSc (Hons) Mathematics with Statistics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Physics
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MPhys (Hons) Physics
		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

MPhys (Hons) Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology
		

4 years full time, 5 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE
Course title

Duration

MPhil Cosmology and Gravitation

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Cosmology and Gravitation

3 years full time, 6 years part time72

Course title

Duration

MRes Creative Industries

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Digital Media

1 year full time, 3 years part time

MPhil Film, Media and Communication

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Film, Media and Communication

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MA Media and Communication

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MORE INFORMATION

Key to course listings

Faculty of Business and Law

The majority of courses start in September;all courses with additional start dates arehighlighted in the key.

Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries

English language requirements — pages 26—27
Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81

Faculty of Technology

For full course details, including tuition fees and startdates, please visit the course pages on our website.
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Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Faculty of Science and Health
Additional start dates

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PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGYSPORT SCIENCEUNDERGRADUATE
Course title

UNDERGRADUATE
Duration

Course title

Duration

BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies with Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Criminology with Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement, 6 years part time

BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Sociology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Sociology with Criminology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Sociology with Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Psychology
		

3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

POSTGRADUATE

BSc (Hons) Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences (Dual Degree)
BSc (Hons) Sport Management		

4 years full time with a year abroad
3 years full time, 4 years sandwichwith work placement

BSc (Hons) Sport Management (Dual Degree)

4 years full time with a year abroad

BSc (Hons) Sport Management (Top-up)

1 year full time (Top-up)

BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching (Top-up)

1 year full time (Top-up)

Course title

DurationMSc Applied Exercise Physiology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Clinical Exercise Science

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MRes Science and Health

1 year full time, 2 years part time

DProf Professional Doctorate in Sport, Exercise and Health Science

6 years part timeCourse title

Duration

MPhil Education and Sociology

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Education and Sociology

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology (BPS accredited)

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Forensic Psychology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

DProf Professional Doctorate in Sport and Exercise Psychology

6 years part timeMSc Health Psychology

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MPhil Sport, Health and Exercise Science

2 years full time, 4 years part time

MPhil Psychology

2 years full time, 4 years part time

PhD Sport, Health and Exercise Science

3 years full time, 6 years part time

PhD Psychology

3 years full time, 6 years part time

MRes Science and Health

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology (BPS accredited)

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MORE INFORMATION
The majority of courses start in September;all courses with additional start dates arehighlighted in the key.
English language requirements — pages 26—27
Fees and funding — pages 34—36
Entry requirements — pages 80—81
For full course details, including tuition fees and startdates, please visit the course pages on our website.
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MSc Sport Management				

1 year full time with mandatory work-basedlearning element, 2 years part time withmandatory work-based learning element

MSc Sports Performance

1 year full time, 2 years part time

MSc Strength, Conditioning and Rehabilitation

1 year full time, 2 years part time

Key to course listings

Faculty of Business and Law
Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Faculty of Science and HealthFaculty of Technology
Additional start dates

January

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Your
steps
to apply

STEP 3
Accept your place
If you are successful, we will send you anoffer of a place at the University. If this is‘conditional’, it means there is at least one
requirement you need to meet before you canjoin your course. You may be asked for English
language qualifications or exam results and/or
to pay a deposit.

HERE ARE THE STEPS YOU
NEED TO TAKE TO APPLYFOR YOUR COURSE AND
GET YOUR VISA ON TIME.

We understand that getting a visa and making
arrangements to study with us takes time and we
aim to support you where we can. We are here
to help you every step of the way – just email
global@port.ac.uk with any questions.

STEP 2
Apply early

STEP 1
Choose theright course
Visit our website and review ourcourses at www.port.ac.uk/courses.
Make sure to check the course entry
and English language requirements foryour country.
If you have any questions, you
can speak to one of our local
representatives. For details, seewww.port.ac.uk/your-country.

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You can apply directly to the University for
all our courses via the course pages on our
website, or through UCAS for undergraduate
courses. You can also apply through one of ourregional offices or through an education agent.

As soon as you get your offer, you should
review your conditions. Contact us if you haveany questions. If you are happy with the offer,
you can accept it via the Applicant View or
UCAS. Accepting your offer means that you
have reserved a place on the course. It does notmean that the place is guaranteed; you will stillneed to meet the conditions of your offer.
If English is one of your conditions, you may
want to consider a Pre-Sessional English course.
You can study on campus or online. For details
go to www.port.ac.uk/pre-sessional-english.

STEP 4IMPORTANT: Upload
documents via
Applicant View
Your offer letter will tell you which documents
you need to send us in order to meet yourconditions. It is very important to upload theseas soon as you have them. You can do this via
UCAS or your Applicant View. Please check youremails regularly (including your spam folder) for
messages from us.

You can find lots of advice on our website
www.port.ac.uk. You do not need to wait for
all your documents to be available before you
apply – you can send these as soon as you
have them.
Check your emails regularly (including yourspam folder) as we may need to contact you inorder to progress your application.
For creative courses, we may need to review arelevant portfolio of your work. Find out moreat www.port.ac.uk/portfolio-guides.

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STEP 5

STEP 7

STEP 8Start looking foryour new home

Confirmation of
Acceptance forStudies (CAS)statement

Plan your journey
to Portsmouth

There is plenty of accommodation in
Portsmouth to choose from. If you are afirst-year student starting in September, weguarantee you a place in halls of residence
when you accept our offer to study inPortsmouth and meet accommodation
application deadlines.
Check pages 30–33 or visit www.port.ac.uk/
accommodation to find out about youraccommodation options.
The Student Housing Team will contact
you with details about how to apply
for halls of residence once you haveaccepted your offer. You can contact
the Student Housing Team atstudent.housing@port.ac.uk forhelp and advice on all types ofaccommodation in the city.

STEP 6
Deposit payments
and visa requirements
The conditions of your offer will
include completing your visa eligibility
requirements and making your deposit
payment (or providing a sponsor letter).
You can pay your deposit via your
Applicant View.
When we have received your payment
and all your supporting documentation,
we will make your offer unconditional,
which means you have a confirmed placeon the course.

A CAS statement allows you to apply for yourvisa. We can only send the CAS when your offer
is unconditional and you have accepted it.
Check your emails regularly for your CAS
statement. If you are applying through anagent, they will also receive a copy.
Once you have your CAS, check it to make surethe details are correct before making your visa
application. You can apply for your visa up to six
months before the start of your course if you
are outside of the UK, and three months before
if you are already in the UK. If you need visa
advice, visit www.port.ac.uk/visa-advice oremail student-visa@port.ac.uk.

It is really important that you arrive in timeto enjoy the Welcome and Orientation
Programme and attend your course
induction. For most students, this will be
the week before your course start date. If
you are not able to arrive in time, you must
email global@port.ac.uk.
You can find out about what to expect in yourfirst weeks, at www.port.ac.uk/firstweeks.
To plan your journey to Portsmouth, visit
www.port.ac.uk/how-to-get-here. We
offer an airport pick-up service from London
Heathrow (LHR) on selected dates in
September and January. We will email you
more details about this closer to the time ofyour departure.

STEP 9Start your new life
in Portsmouth
Before you arrive, we will send you lots of
information and advice. When you arrive, we will
help you to settle into the University, find yourway around the city and meet lots of people.
Join as many activities as you can during the
Welcome and Orientation Programme – makesure you do not miss out on all the fun!
To find out more, go towww.port.ac.uk/newstudents.

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How to apply

Entry requirements

There are several ways you can apply:

General entry requirements

Commonly accepted qualifications

Application deadline guidance• online at www.port.ac.uk/apply• via our regional offices and advisers in Delhi, Dhaka,
Kuala Lumpur, Lagos, Lahore, Nairobi and Shanghai• through an agent – find agents operating in yourcountry by visiting www.port.ac.uk/your-country• via UCAS by visiting www.ucas.com or calling+44 (0)330 3330 230

For undergraduate study, we will normally expect
you to have the equivalent of two to three A levels
in appropriate subjects. Please check the course
pages on our website for specific entry requirements.
We also normally require a minimum of three GCSE
passes or equivalent in subjects other than thoseoffered at A level. GCSE passes relate to grades C/4
and above. GCSE English and Mathematics are also
normally required.

We accept a range of international and EU
qualifications – see below for examples and visit
www.port.ac.uk/your-country for country-specificentry requirements.

• Direct applications for undergraduate andpostgraduate courses are considered all year
round – but we advise you to apply as early as
possible in order to have sufficient time to securea student visa. Certain courses and countries
will have application deadlines. Please contact
globaladmissions@port.ac.uk for course-specificdeadlines.
• UCAS Applications – typically 15 January.
International applications received after this date
will still be considered, but we cannot guaranteethat places will be available. Applications received
from 30 June will automatically be entered into the
UCAS Clearing scheme.
• University Pre-Sessional English courses –deadlines for applications to these courses are
typically two weeks before the start of the course.
For more information, please see page 27, visit
www.port.ac.uk/pre-sessional-english or contact
pse@port.ac.uk.

We welcome students who have the potential tocomplete their course and contribute to University
life regardless of age, background or financial
circumstances. We treat every application fairly inaccordance with our admissions policy.

Please note
• Part-time study at postgraduate level is permitted
on the Student Route visa. The restrictions forpart-time study on this visa are: no dependants; nowork; no work placements.
• Some courses may require a Disclosure and Barring
Service (DBS) check, and/or occupational healthscreening. Please check with the department if anapproved alternative is accepted.
• Some of our courses are only offered to practising
UK professionals. Where this is the case, it will be
indicated on the course page on our website.
• Please check the website for details of entry
requirements for individual courses.
• Some courses may require an ATAS (Academic
Technology Approval Scheme) certificate – this will
be stated in the conditions of your offer.
• Some of our courses require an interview. Thesecan be conducted online where you are unable toattend in person.

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For postgraduate study, entry requirements will
depend on your chosen course. Please visit our
website for course-specific entry requirements.

English language requirements
If your first language is not English, the minimum
English language proficiency level for undergraduates
ranges from IELTS band 6.0 overall with no componentscore below 5.5, to band 6.5 overall with nocomponent score below 6.0 or equivalent, or GCSE/
IGCSE English Language minimum grade C/4. For mostof our Master’s degrees, you need a minimum of IELTS
band 6.5–7.0, with no component below 6.0. Somecourses and PhDs require higher scores.
You will find a full list of acceptable English language
qualifications at www.port.ac.uk/englishlanguage.
Please note, the UK Visas and Immigration Officeregularly make changes to the immigration rules
and requirements, so there may be changes to ourrequirements after this guide is published.

• A levels and AS levels• BTEC qualifications• Bachelor’s degree• Access to Higher Education• Irish Leaving Certificate• Cambridge Pre-U• China: one year of higher education study orInternational Foundation Year (IFY)• Cypriot Apolytirion of Lykeion• East African Certificate of Education (EACE)• European Baccalaureate• French Baccalaureate• Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education(HKDSE)• International Baccalaureate Diploma• Malaysian SPM• Master’s degree• WAEC WASSCE/NECO SSCE plus a recognised
International Foundation Year (IFY) or OND/HND• Thawawaya/Tawjihiyah/Thanawiya (General
Secondary School Certificate) plus a recognised
International Foundation Year (IFY)• USA: High School Diploma plus Advanced
Placement Exams (APS)
The range of qualifications that can be taken is solarge that we do not print all individual qualification
requirements, but you can find these on our website
or the UCAS website.

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Contact us
Please get in contact if there is anything at all
we can help you with. There are numerous waysof getting in touch.

IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ AND MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND
THIS INFORMATION WHICH FORMS PART OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONSOF YOUR STUDIES SHOULD YOU CHOOSE TO STUDY AT PORTSMOUTH.

We (the University of Portsmouth)
have checked the informationin this guide and believe that itis accurate at the time of going
to press (June 2022). However,
it is possible that some course
details may change over time,either where the changes areunavoidable through, for example,
staff changes, where changes tothe mode of delivery are required
to deal with emergency situations
such as the COVID-19 pandemic
or where it is believed that thechanges would be beneficial tothe course, such as updating
the course content to reflectchanges in the discipline or theindustry. The University will takeall reasonable steps to minimise
the impact of any changes on
students and will always ensurethat students receive the same
standard of service.

Contract as well as the University’s
policies, rules and regulations. You
can read the Student Contract at
www.port.ac.uk/terms.

Applicants for such courses will
be informed of any significant
changes, such as course content
changes, with as much noticeas possible, so the effects of any
changes can be considered byyou. You are advised to check the
University website for the most
up-to-date information at all times,
and/or to contact the University forfurther details if you are at any time
uncertain of information.

Tuition fee terms
and conditions

Agreeing to ourterms and conditions

When you accept an offer to study
at the University of Portsmouth,
you also agree to our Student
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Note that our policies, rules andregulations may change at thestart of any academic year. The
most up-to-date versions can befound at www.port.ac.uk/terms.
It is best to be aware of these
documents and to read them
before you accept your offer of aplace. This is so you understandthe commitment you are making
and what you can expect fromthe University.
If you would like more
information on how we process
your application, there ismore on our undergraduate
applications, postgraduate
applications or international
applications pages online.

The information on our website
for each course includes tuition
fee terms and conditions. This
sets out in detail how tuition fees
are calculated, increased andcharged. It may be necessary,on some courses, to pay extra
costs in relation to fieldtrips/
study visits etc. If this is the case,this information will be available
on the Undergraduate Fees andStudent Finance page of the
University website.
As above, you are advised, at all
times, to check the University

website for the most up-to-date
information on tuition and otherfees. For the latest information,
visit www.port.ac.uk/
feesandfunding.

Courses ‘subject to approval’Courses advertised as ‘subject
to approval’ have successfullycompleted the first stage of thecourse approval process. However,the full academic detail is subject
to consideration and approvalby the University in the secondand final stage of the approval
process, which happens after thispublication is printed. Applicants
for such courses will be informedof any significant changes to theadvertised course as soon as
possible during the application
process so that you may make an
informed choice about the course.
Where a change to the course
content and/or fees has a material
adverse impact on you, you will
be entitled to terminate yourobligations to the University.

Your responsibility

It is your responsibility toconfirm that the course you
wish to study is suitable foryour needs (particularly any
additional needs/disabilities
you might have), interests
and abilities, and that theservice, support and facilities
provided by the Universityof Portsmouth meet yourrequirements. If you accept
the offer of a place on one of
our courses but later decidethat you wish to change orwithdraw from your courseof study, without there being
any changes to the course
for which you applied, theresponsibility for doing so andfor any costs that you may
incur is yours alone.
The University will provide
its services to you with all
due care and skill. We do not
accept responsibility if we areunable to fulfil our teachingcommitments at all throughcircumstances beyond ourcontrol. These include (by way
of example but not limitation)
illness, industrial action,
pandemic and/or epidemic,
travel restrictions, civil
emergencies or the actionsof third parties. We will
always try, however, where
possible, to make alternative
arrangements to fulfil ourcommitments to you.

BrexitThe United Kingdom’s
withdrawal from the European
Union may mean that courses
which are accredited byprofessional bodies are notrecognised within the EU in thesame way as they have been
historically. If you have any
queries in relation to the impactof Brexit on your specific course,
please contact the University
and we will be happy to giveyou guidance and information
relevant to your circumstances.

University of Portsmouth Global
T +44 (0)23 9284 3488
E global@port.ac.uk
W www.port.ac.uk

Admissions enquiries
The Global Admissions Team is available to support you through theapplication process.
T +44 (0)23 9284 5113
E globaladmissions@port.ac.uk

Delhi, India

Lahore, Pakistan

T +91 956 039 6002
E india-office@port.ac.uk

T +9234 5005 5109
E pakistan@port.ac.uk

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Nairobi, Kenya

T +880 130 964 2651
E bangladesh@port.ac.uk

T +254 726 490347
E emily.chepkosgei@port.ac.uk

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Shanghai, China

E seao@port.ac.uk

T +86 216319 1155
E china.office@port.ac.uk
W	www.universityof
portsmouth.cn

Lagos, Nigeria
T +234 (0) 807 680 1798
E chinelo.konwea@port.ac.uk

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Course index
A–Z
A
Accountancy and Financial
Management (Top-up) BA (Hons)

54

Accounting with Finance BA (Hons) 54
Advancing Professional Practice(Top-up) BSc (Hons)

69

Animation BA (Hons)UNDERGRADUATE

Computer Animation and Visual
Effects BSc (Hons)

60

Computer Games Art BA (Hons)

60

Computer Games Design
BA (Hons)
Computer Games Production
BSc (Hons)

60
60

D

F

Data Science and Analytics
BSc (Hons)

61

Dental Hygiene BSc (Hons)69

Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy
BSc (Hons)
69

60

60

Dental Nursing CertHE

69

Applied Languages BA (Hons)

Computer Games Technology
BSc (Hons)

71

Computer Networks BSc (Hons)

61

Digital Marketing BA (Hons)

57

Architecture BA (Hons)

55

Computer Science BSc (Hons)

61

Drama and Performance BA (Hons) 63

Computer Science MEng

61

Computing BSc (Hons)

61

B
Biochemistry BSc (Hons)

56

Biology BSc (Hons)

56

Biomedical Science BSc (Hons)56, 69Building Surveying BSc (Hons)

55

Business and Human Resource
Management BA (Hons)

57

Business and Management
BA (Hons)

57

Business Management andEntrepreneurship BA (Hons)

57

Business and Supply Chain
Management BSc (Hons)

57

Business with Business Communication(Top-up) BA (Hons)
57

Counter Terrorism, Intelligence
and Cybercrime (Dual Degree)
BSc (Hons)

Creative Computing with Foundation
Year BSc (Hons)
60
Creative Media Technologies
BSc (Hons)
Creative Media Technologies(L6 Top-up) BSc (Hons)

59

Childhood and Youth Studies with
Psychology BA (Hons)59, 74
Civil Engineering BEng (Hons)

64

Civil Engineering MEng

64

60

Creative Writing BA (Hons)

Criminology and Forensic Studies
BSc (Hons)

E
Early Childhood Studies BA (Hons)

59

Economics BSc (Econ) (Hons)

54

Economics, Finance and Banking
BSc (Econ) (Hons)

54

Economics and Management
BA (Hons)

54

Education Studies (Top-up)
BA (Hons)

59

Electronic Engineering BEng (Hons) 64
64Engineering and Technology withFoundation Year BEng (Hons)

64

66

English and Creative Writing
BA (Hons)

66

62

English Language and Linguistics
BA (Hons)

66

English Literature BA (Hons)

66

62

Environmental Science BSc (Hons)

68

62

Environmental Science andManagement (Dual Degree)
BSc (Hons)

68

60

Criminology with Environmental JusticeBSc (Hons)
62
Criminology with Psychology
BSc (Hons)62, 74Cyber Security and Forensic
Computing BSc (Hons)61, 62

Fashion Marketing BA (Hons)57, 66

L

Illustration BA (Hons)

66

Language Studies BA (Hons)

Fashion and Textile Design BA (Hons) 66

Interactive Technologies BSc (Hons) 60

Law LLB (Hons)

Film Production BA (Hons)

67
67

55

Law with Business LLB (Hons)

Film Studies BA (Hons)Interior Architecture and Design
BA (Hons)
International Business BA (Hons)

57

Finance with Business Communication(Top-up) BA (Hons)
54
Financial Management BA (Hons)

54

Forensic Psychology BSc (Hons) 62, 74
Further Education andTraining CertEd

Electronic Engineering MEng

Creative Music Technology (Top-up)
BA (Hons)
60

Criminology and Cybercrime
BSc (Hons)

Childhood and Youth Studies with
Criminology BA (Hons)59, 6262

Creative Computing with Foundation
Year BA (Hons)
60

Criminology and Criminal JusticeBSc (Hons)

CChildhood and Youth Studies
BA (Hons)

Construction Engineering Management
BEng (Hons)
64

I

59

International Development
BA (Hons)

68, 70International Development andLanguages BA (Hons)68, 70, 71
International Relations BA (Hons)

GInternational Relations andLanguages BA (Hons)

Geography BA (Hons)

68

Geography BSc (Hons)

68

Geology BSc (Hons)

63

Global Communication and Media(Dual Degree) BA (Hons)

73

Graphic Design BA (Hons)

66

H
History BA (Hons)International Business Communication(Top-up) BA (Hons)
57

70
70, 71

International Relations and Politics
BA (Hons)

70

International Trade and BusinessCommunication (Top-up) BA (Hons) 57
International Trade, Logistics andBusiness Communication (Top-up)
BA (Hons)

57

71
57, 71

Law with Criminology LLB (Hons) 62, 72
Law with Legal Practice LLB (Hons)

72

M
Marine Biology BSc (Hons)

56

Marine Environmental Science
BSc (Hons)

68

Marketing BA (Hons)

57

Mathematics BSc (Hons)

72

Mathematics MMath72

Mathematics for Finance andManagement BSc (Hons)
Mathematics with Statistics
BSc (Hons)54, 7272

Mechanical Engineering BEng (Hons) 64
Mechanical Engineering MEng

64

Mechanical and Manufacturing
Engineering BEng (Hons)

64

Media and Communication withFoundation Year BA (Hons)

73

Journalism with Creative Writing
BA (Hons)
66, 73

Media Studies BA (Hons)73

Modern Languages BA (Hons)

71

Journalism with Media Studies
BA (Hons)

Musical Theatre BA (Hons)

J
70

71

Journalism BA (Hons)

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P

Q

Palaeontology BSc (Hons)

63

Pharmacology BSc (Hons)69

Pharmacy MPharm (Hons)69

Photography BA (Hons)66

Physics BSc (Hons)72

Physics MPhys (Hons)72

Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology
BSc (Hons)72
Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology
MPhys (Hons)
72
Politics BA (Hons)
Primary Education with Qualified
Teacher Status BEd (Hons)
Product Design and Innovation
BSc (Hons)
Professional Policing BSc (Hons)
Property Development BSc (Hons)
Psychology BSc (Hons)UNDERGRADUATE

70
59
64
62
55
74

Quantity Surveying BSc (Hons)Sport and Exercise Psychology
BSc (Hons)
55

Renewable Energy
Engineering MEng64
64

Screenwriting BA (Hons)66, 67

Social Work BSc (Hons)

69

Sociology BSc (Hons)

74

Sociology with Psychology
BSc (Hons)62, 7474

Software Engineering BSc (Hons) 61, 64

A

Biotechnology MSc

Accounting and Data Analytics MSc 54
Accounting and Finance MSc

54

57

54

Business Communication forInternational Leadership MA

57

57
57

Sport Management (Dual Degree)
BSc (Hons)

75

Accounting and Financial
Management PhD

54

Sport Management (Top-up)
BSc (Hons)

Advanced Clinical Practice MSc

69

Business Communication forInternational Leadership (withProfessional Experience) MA

75

Advanced Manufacturing MSc

65

Business and Management MSc

Sports Coaching (Top-up) BSc (Hons) 75

Applied Aquatic Biology MSc

56

Applied Exercise Physiology MSc 69, 75

Television Production BA (Hons)

Applied Linguistics and TESOL MA
67

Applied Linguistics and TESOL (withProfessional Experience) MA
71
55

Architecture Final Examination in
Professional Practice (Part 3)

V
Virtual and Augmented Reality
BSc (Hons)

71

Architecture MArch

60

55

Business Administration DBA
Professional Doctorate in

75

T

56

Building Information
Management MSc

Accounting and Financial
Management MPhil

Sport Management BSc (Hons)

S
Sociology with Criminology
BSc (Hons)

75

Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences(Dual Degree) BSc (Hons)
75

R
Renewable Energy Engineering
BEng (Hons)Sport and Exercise Science
BSc (Hons)74, 75POSTGRADUATE

55

Architecture International
Professional Practice (Part 3)

55

Architecture MPhil

55

Architecture PhD

55

C

61

Creative Writing MA

66

Criminal Justice MSc

62

Criminal Justice DCrimJ Professional
Doctorate in
63
Criminal Justice Studies MPhil

63

Criminal Justice Studies PhD

63

Crisis and Disaster
Management MSc

68

Cyber Security and Forensic Information
Technology MSc
61, 63D

Civil Engineering MSc

65

Civil Engineering and
Surveying MPhil

65

Civil Engineering and Surveying PhD 65
Clinical Exercise Science MSc

Creative Technologies PhD

69, 75

Data Analytics MSc

61

Data Analytics (with Professional
Experience) MSc

61

Digital Business Management MSc

57

Digital Marketing MA

58
73

Coastal and Marine Resource
Management MSc

68

Digital Media MSc

Computer Network Administrationand Management MSc

61

Area Studies, History, Politics andLiterature MPhil
66, 71

Computing MPhil

61

E

Area Studies, History, Politics andLiterature PhD
66, 71

Computing PhD

61

Conservation Architecture MA

Economics and Finance MPhil

54

55

Economics and Finance PhD

54
54

Art, Design and Performance
MPhil

63, 67

Art, Design and Performance
PhD

63, 67B

Construction ProjectManagement MSc

65

Economics, Finance andBanking MSc

Corporate Governance and Law/
Grad.CG LLM

72

Cosmology and Gravitation MPhil

Education EdD Professional
Doctorate in

59

72

Cosmology and Gravitation PhD

72

Educational Leadership andManagement PgCert

59

Creative Industries MRes 		
56, 63, 67, 68, 73

Educational Leadership andManagement PgDip

59

Educational Leadership andManagement MSc

Biological Sciences MPhil

56

61

Biological Sciences PhD

Creative Technologies MA

56

Creative Technologies MSc

61

Creative Technologies MPhil

61

Biomedical Science DBMS Professional
Doctorate in
69

59

Education and Sociology MPhil

59, 74

Education and Sociology PhD

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Education Studies MA

59

Electronic and ElectricalEngineering MSc

Geographical Information
Systems MSc

65

Geological and Environmental
Hazards MSc

Electronic and Electrical Engineering(with Professional Experience) MSc 65
Energy and Electronic
Engineering MPhil

65

Energy and Electronic
Engineering PhD

65

Energy and Power Systems
Management MSc

65

Engineering Geology MSc

64, 65Engineering Management MSc
Environmental Geology andContamination MSc
Environment, Geography andGeosciences MPhil
Environment, Geography andGeosciences PhD

65

68
64, 68Graphic Design MA

67

H
Health and Care Professions MD

69

Health and Care Professions MPhil

69

Health and Care Professions PhD

69

Health Psychology MSc

L
71

64, 6872

Law and LegalTech LLM
Leadership and Management(Top-up) MSc

61

Film and Television MSc

68

Innovation Management andEntrepreneurship MSc

Finance MSc

55

Interior Architecture and Design MA 56

Forensic Accounting MSc

55

International Business andManagement MSc

58

International Criminal Justice MSc

63

63, 74

58

58

Psychology PhD

74Strategy, Enterprise andInnovation PhD

58

Strength, Conditioning andRehabilitation MSc

75

Sustainable Cities MA

56

Logistics and Supply Chain
Management MSc

Medical Imaging DMedImg
Professional Doctorate in56, 6970

Q
70

Occupational Health, Safety andEnvironmental Management MSc

58
58

Operations and Systems
Management MPhil

58

72

Operations and Systems
Management PhD

58

58

Organisation Studies and Human
Resource Management MPhil

58

73

Organisation Studies and Human
Resource Management PhD

58

P

Marketing MPhil

58

Marketing PhD

58

Marketing Analytics MA

58

Mathematics MPhil

73

Mathematics PhD

73

Mechanical and Design
Engineering MPhil

65

Mechanical and Design
Engineering PhD

65

Quantity Surveying MSc

56

R

Occupational Health and Safety
Management MSc

M

Information Systems MSc

74

Medical Biotechnology MSc

O

72

Film, Media and Communication
PhD
68, 73

Psychology MPhil

Strategy, Enterprise andInnovation MPhil

Nursing DNursing Professional
Doctorate in

Law PhD

67

58

71

Law MPhil

Illustration MA

58

Project Management MSc

International Relations andPolitics MA

71

I

Strategic Leadership MBA

N

Human Resource Development(Top-up) MSc

67

73

71

69

58

75

Physics PhD

International Relations MA

64, 6858, 6775

Sports Performance MSc

58

72

Human Resource Management(Top-up) MSc

Sport Management MSc

73

International Marketing MA

Languages and Applied
Linguistics PhD

Human Resource Management MSc 58

67

Physics MPhil

58

Languages and Applied
Linguistics MPhil

58

Photography MA

73International Human Resource
Management MSc

69, 74

58

65

Media and Communication MA

55

Law LLM

Human Resource
Management PgDip

Mechanical Engineering MSc

International Finance andBanking MSc

Humanities and Social SciencesMRes59, 63, 66, 71

Film, Media and Communication
MPhil
68, 73Forensic Psychology MSc

63

64, 68

Fashion Marketing (with Professional
Experience) MA
58, 67
Fashion and Textiles MA

International Criminal Justice (withProfessional Experience) MSc

Health Science DHealthSci
Professional Doctorate inF
Fashion Marketing MA

POSTGRADUATEPetroleum and Gas Engineering MSc 65
Pharmacy DPharm Professional
Doctorate in70

Pharmacy and Biomedical
Science MD

70

Pharmacy and Biomedical
Science MPhil

70

Pharmacy and Biomedical
Science PhD

70

Real Estate Management MSc

56

Risk, Crisis and Resilience
Management MSc

58

S
Science and Health MRes56, 64, 68, 70, 74, 75
Security Risk Management DSyRM
Professional Doctorate in63

Social Work MSc

70

Social Work DSW Professional
Doctorate in

70

Sport, Exercise and Health Science
DProf Professional Doctorate in

75

Sport and Exercise Psychology(BPS accredited) MSc

T
Theatre: Socially Engaged
Practice MA

63Translation Studies MA

71

U
UPDA MPhil

70

UPDA PhD

70

74, 75

Sport and Exercise Psychology DProf
Professional Doctorate in
75
Sport, Health and Exercise
Science MPhil

75

Sport, Health and Exercise
Science PhD

75

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