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We hope you found these pages useful before you arrived in Portsmouth and during your first week at the University. You can now move on to the main student pages at www.port.ac.uk/students for all the information you will need during your studies here. On the student website you will find the latest news and events [...] Continue reading »

The student website at www.port.ac.uk/students is your personalised view of the University. From the student website you will have private access to Myport, your own ‘student file’ online where you will be able to view your personal records, timetable and marks. Please be aware that your information cannot be viewed by other students. Myport is [...] Continue reading »

Your University of Portsmouth student email account is delivered to you by Google Mail along with other Google services such as calendar, documents and sites. The University will use it on a regular basis to send you important information. Your email address will be ‘forename.surname@myport.ac.uk’ and you can keep your account for life, so you [...] Continue reading »

As a student at Portsmouth we want to communicate with you in the most effective way, using a mix of printed and online information. You need to be aware of the University communication channels and use them as a means of keeping informed about important university and course-related issues and events. Student site The one-stop [...] Continue reading »

New students to the Faculty of Technology can now find more information about induction week at www.port.ac.uk/lookup/departments/facultyoftechnology.   New students from other Faculties will receive the same information direct from their faculties on induction week. Induction week for all new students at the University of Portsmouth will take place between Monday 17 and Friday 21 September [...] Continue reading »

The University would like to invite mature students (21+) starting at the University in September 2012 to a specific event providing an overview of essential technology you might use during your studies. This is an opportunity to familiarise yourself with different types of computer-based resources frequently used by University students, including the student portal, the [...] Continue reading »

The University of Portsmouth Graduate School provides study support for all University postgraduate research students.  You will be able to benefit from the skills and contacts you may need to help you complete your research degree and be prepared for your career after you graduate. The Graduate School Development Programme gives you maximum flexibility to [...] Continue reading »

The University Library has a study suite especially for postgraduate students.  Situated towards the rear of the Library building, the suite has both group and silent study areas. There are facilities for tea and coffee sor students who wish to bring their own supplies. The suite is open every day in term time from 8.00am [...] Continue reading »

All University of Portsmouth students can study a foreign language for free through the Institution-Wide Language Programme (IWLP). You can choose between Arabic, British Sign Language, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese, and Spanish. All languages are available from beginners’ level. If you have already studied a language we will place you in the [...] Continue reading »

Ask anyone who has taken a study/work abroad programme and they will tell you that it was one of the best experiences of their university life. Imagine walking to university along the banks of the river Seine or doing your weekly shopping in an Italian street market. If you are looking to spend some time [...] Continue reading »