Discover Portsmouth | City Guide

Portsmouth is a great place to live as well as study.
We're the UK's only island city and life as a student in Portsmouth is unbeatable. We’ve got beaches, great places to eat, heaps of independent shops and music venues, cultural and artistic hotspots, and stacks of green space.
Portsmouth is one of the most picturesque, welcoming and interesting places to live in the UK, and was voted the in the top 10 trending hotspots by Airbnb (2022).
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[@Stop-All-War]

Great Video & Tourist incentive

[@universityofportsmouth]

Thankyou. We are glad you enjoyed it!

[@LauAmDidi1x]

Yeyy lov it the vídeo!! In one week i go to study and im so excited ! 🌸✨✌️🩵

[@aj__love5919]

How’s your experience there ? Like what’s the weather like ?

[@ritampatra2898]

Anyone for January intake 2025

[@navedalfred7398]

Can anyone explain the current work visa situation in the UK? Since the salary requirement is now set at £38,700, how can you extend your work visa if your salary is below this amount?

[@universityofportsmouth]

For advice and support on this, contact the International Student Advisers at [e-mail].
You can also contact the team by phone on [phone], or in person at University House, Winston Churchill Avenue, Portsmouth, PO1 2UP, UK.

[@newforestpixie5297]

Re Tourism & encouraging interest in the city , If Portsmouth had an interesting illuminated structure or tower as tall as the Spinnaker atop Portsdown Hill , it would be visible from many places especially along the coast & iow whereas the tip lights on Spinnaker is limited to being visible at certain inland locations on land above 200ft near Sway 22miles West & from some park in Worthing upon the South Downs & merely along The Solent coastline as far W as Lymington sea wall & only in ideal weather conditions . Portsmouth like Brighton has the advantage of high ground to illustrate its existence & I feel the sad irony of both having towers at sea level ! Please encourage any Architects at your Uni to consider this possibility of one day improving the the city for your futures because I’ve lived through decades of hope that Bournemouth or Southampton could build something special & it never transpired & those cities haven’t the head start with a gigantic hill ! If Govt & business can find Billions for HS rail , fancy towers in The City of London or Track & Trace schemes then why can’t provincial cities have a tiny slice ?