朴茨茅斯大学University of Portsmouth

花费Fee

生活费／周Catered costs £98-£126

英国欧盟UK/EU fees £9,000

实习／海外年Fees (placement/overseas year) £900/£900

国际学生Fees (international) £11,000-£12,500

地址Address

Winston Churchill Avenue, Portsmouth, PO1 2UP

Performance		Score 数值	Ranking 排名
2015 Times Ranking	2015年泰晤士报排名		57
2014 Times Ranking	2014年泰晤士报排名		55
World Ranking	世界排名
Student satisfaction	学生满意度	83%	42
Research quality	研究质量	5.3%	61
Ucas entry points	本科录取水平	314	84
Graduate prospects	毕业生展望	66.3%	60
Firsts and 2:1s	1等及2等1学位比例	712%	41
Completion rate	完成度	88.1%	46
Student-staff ratio	学生-老师比	18.6:1	75
Services/facilities spend	服务/设施花费	£1,431	74
Graduate salaries	毕业生起薪	£19,644
Sports points/rank	体育	938.5	32

Social mix	学生情况	Score数值
Undergraduate (full-time)	本科全日制人数	17,015
Postgraduate (full-time)	研究生全日制人数	1,705
Applications/places	申请人数／录取人数	29,890/5,240
Applications/places ratio	申请录取率	5.7:1
EU students	欧盟学生	4.8%
Other overseas students	海外学生	9.7%
Mature	成年学生	14%
State school educated	公立学校教育	95%
Middle class/working class	中产／工薪比率	66.4/33.6

Student satisfaction 学生满意度
Subject	科目领域	％
Accounting & Finance	会计金融	85.0
Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering	航空和制造工程	79.5
American Studies	美国研究	88.6
Anatomy & Physiology	解剖和生理学	84.0
Architecture	建筑学	79.9
Art & Design	艺术设计	83.1
Biological Science	生物科学	81.2
Building	建造学	77.1
Business Studies	商务研究	80.4
Civil Engineering	土木工程	79.5
Communication & Media Studies	传媒和媒体研究	84.8
Computer Science	计算机科学	82.9
Creative Writing	创造性写作	80.2
Drama, Dance & Cinematics	戏剧舞蹈和电影研究	78.4
Economics	经济学	80.7
Education	教育	78.5
Electrical and Electronic Engineering	电子电气工程	76.9
English	英语	85.6
French	法语	83.2
Geography & Environmental Science	地理和环境科学	85.7
Geology	地质学	79.4
German	德语	84.6
History	历史	84.0
Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism	酒店休闲娱乐和旅游	81.9
Iberian Languages	伊比利亚语	84.6
Italian	意大利语	84.6
Law	法律	84.9
Mathematics	数学	84.5
Mechanical Engineering	机械工程	84.6
Nursing	护理	90.2
Pharmacology and Pharmacy	药理学和药剂学	84.0
Politics	政治	85.1
Psychology	心理学	84.9
Radiography	射线学	90.5
Russian and East European Languages	俄语和东欧语言	84.9
Social Work	社会工作	72.9
Sociology	社会学	85.0
Sport Science	体育科学	89.4
Subjects allied to medicine	医学相关	89.0

朴次茅斯大学位于英国南部著名海滨城市朴次茅斯，由1869年建立的戈斯波特文理学院发展而来，于1900年开始颁发学士学位。自从1992年改为综合性大学至今，已成为英国规模较大的大学之一，拥有学生23,000余名左右，其中国际学生占14%左右。商学院于2007年正式成为AMBA（世界MBA协会）成员。在2013-14泰晤士高等教育世界大学排行榜中，朴次茅斯大学位列第351-400名区间。 2012年全国学生满意度调查中荣登第一。朴茨茅斯大学属于中英文凭互认院校之一。

城市简介

朴次茅斯坐落于英格兰南海岸，是一座美丽的海滨城市，距离伦敦90分钟路程（火车）到希思罗机场只需要1个小时，是英国最大，最繁华的港口之一，每天都有往返法国和西班牙的轮渡服务，又是英国皇家海军基地，更有许多迷人的名胜古迹。朴次茅斯也是维多利亚时代伟大的小说家查尔斯·狄更斯的诞生地。与怀特岛隔海相望，是一个旅游胜地。朴次茅斯有三大主要购物区，并有许多的娱乐项目可供选择。除了众多的餐厅、咖啡厅、俱乐部、影院和剧院外，朴次茅斯的人均酒吧数量是英国最多的，其中一些酒吧现已成为历史名胜。其中冈沃夫码头(Gunwharf Outlet) 是英国5大折扣村之一，主营运动与休闲品牌，价格折扣相当合适，去朴次茅斯必去Gunwharf。朴次茅斯的经济以高科技、工程技术和金融服务业为主，IBM欧洲总部、英国航空公司、福特、苏黎士保险等跨国公司在这里都设有办事机构。朴次茅斯足球俱乐部也是英格兰传统的足球队之一。

朴次茅斯交通便利，与伦敦之间只需90分钟的火车车程，每小时有3趟火车往返于伦敦与朴次茅斯之间。该市航运发达，是英国第二大海港，每天都有海轮驶往法国和西班牙。学校与伦敦希思罗机场和盖特威克机场之间有优质的高速公路相连接。朴次茅斯是一座气氛友好的城市，校园附近有众多具历史趣味的景点和社交场所。

学校校区

学校有两个主要校区，一个位于城市的中心，朴次茅斯市政厅旁边；另一个位于东部海边朗斯通（Langstone）校区。

朗斯通校区

朗斯通校区位于朴次茅斯东部米尔顿区，濒临朗斯通港，主要是住宿区，以及学校的运动场。朗斯通校区主要有三栋宿舍，(QEQM), Trust Hall and Langstone Flats。每周一至周五可乘免费校车往返于宿舍和教学区，校车每20分钟一班。

市中心校区

市中心校区包含学校的主要建筑，遍布在城市的中心，教学楼和七栋学生宿舍都集中在南海区（Southsea）。

地理概况

朴茨茅斯是英格兰南部海岸的一座岛屿城市，民风热情友好，是英国气候最佳的城市之一。地理位置十分理想：乘火车到伦敦只需1小时，抵达希思罗及盖提克机场也非常便捷。从学校出发到伦敦和主要机场仅需1个多小时，校区之间还设有迷你公车服务。朴茨茅斯是个多元化社区，人们的居住和工作都十分和谐。

学校优势

位于英国南部著名海滨城市朴茨茅斯，由1869年建立的戈斯波特文理学院发展而来，于1900年开始颁发学士学位。

该大学为新生提供“第一年协议安排住宿”的服务，学校专设国际学生顾问和国际事务办公室，帮助国际学生解决各种学习和生活上的问题，使他们能够顺利地完成在朴茨茅斯大学的学业。

学生生活

住宿

校方为所有海外学生提供学校的宿舍（需提前申请），市区内也有大量的学生房屋和公寓可供租用。

住宿家庭：￡120/周（暑假）￡115（平时） 学生公寓：￡74- 104/周 合租：￡70- 130/周，价格是在上升变化中。

另： 国际学生入学的第一年，只要在规定日期内提出申请，学校保证在学生公寓内为其安排住宿。

大学共有10栋学生公寓。有7栋学生公寓步行至主校区仅十分钟路程，其他3栋公寓到主校区则可乘学校的免费巴士。

---学生公寓内学生享有单人房间

----有些房间配有盥洗室，有些则需公用盥洗室。

----学生可住包餐公寓，也可自己做饭。

----所有房间有免费的互联网和电话线（仅内线电话免费）

----2012年的住宿费在每周71－107英镑不等。

----如果需预订住宿，需预付一定金额的订金。

除了大学公寓，住宿办公室可帮助学生在私人住宅内找到合适的住处。但学校建议：所有学生入学第一年住学生公寓。一年后大多数学生会租私人住房

学生会

朴次茅斯大学学生会为学生提供广泛的服务和学习支持。朴次茅斯大学学生会位于朴次茅斯的中心对每一位就读的学生提供积极的协助和影响。新建的学生会大楼内有商店、快餐店、运动吧、食堂和工作介绍所，也是100多个俱乐部和社团的活动中心。

设施

学校在开学前一周为所有海外新生举办入学仪式以及指导课程，旨在介绍学校的设施、校园及城市的情况。学校还为那些需要语言学习的人免费提供英语语言培训。

大学主图书馆（Frewen 图书馆）在学期期间24小时开放，藏书60多万册、期刊15000份有300多种电子数据库和120多台联网的计算机。计算机中心提供的服务包括可访问主要的国际互联网。大学另设特殊学科资源中心和两所语言中心。

为国际学生提供广泛的社团，并与城市各个文化和信仰中心紧密联系。大学有自己的清真寺，多种宗教的礼拜堂，还有大量的体育设施，包括多功能运动馆。

学校还设有一系列完整的体育运动设施，包括两个橄榄球场、四个足球场、一个完全由泛光照明的标准尺寸合成草坪、一个理疗室和多个健身房及体育馆。

学校2000年以来投资建设以下项目以提高教学楼和学生服务设施的水平。

入学要求

本科

语言要求：IELTS：6.0-6.5；TOEFL：79.0

高中GPA：75.0

开学时间：每年9月中旬新生周，新生周后正式开学

申请截至日：每年8月1日

申请预科、本科段课程（含HND、专升本）材料：1，申请表[必须包括带签名的个人陈述(申请表与个人陈述签名需一致)]； 2，毕业证书或在读证明复印件及翻译件(使用带有学校抬头的公函纸打印)；3，成绩单复印件和翻译件(使用带有学校抬头的公函纸打印)；4，一封教师推荐信原件(英文书写，用推荐人所在学校公函纸打印，签名并留联系方式)；5，雅思或托福成绩单复印件；6，护照的首页复印件。

研究生

语言要求：IELTS：6.5分；TOEFL：90.0

大学GPA：70.0

开学时间：每年9月中旬新生周，新生周后正式开学

申请截至日：每年8月1日

申请研究生课程材料：1，申请表[包括带签名的个人陈述(申请表与个人陈述签名需一致)]；2，学历及学位证书(或在读证明)复印件及翻译件(使用带有学校抬头的公函纸打印)；3，成绩单复印件及翻译件(使用带有学校抬头的公函纸打印)；4，两封教师或雇主推荐信(英文书写，用推荐人所在学校的公函纸打印，签名并留联系方式)；5，雅思或托福成绩单复印件；6，护照首页复印件。

奖学金／助学金Bursaries/scholarships

English students (excluding those at partner colleges) with household income below £25K, a bursary of £1,500 in year 1, £1,000 all other years; £25K–£32K, £500 a year.

A range of scholarships, including music and sports, and bursaries are available.

大学概况University Profile

Applications to study at Portsmouth are on the rise. It is one of the few universities to release details of its applications for courses starting this month, having seen an increase roughly four times the national average this year, more than doubling the 5% growth it enjoyed in 2013.

The university is among the leading post-1992 institutions in our league table, benefiting particularly from strong student satisfaction ratings, which have helped push it up another two places in our overall ranking this year. It is now the seventh highest-ranked of the modern universities.

It has one of the largest language departments in the country, teaching six languages to degree level and offering free language courses to all students. About 1,000 Portsmouth students go abroad for part of their course, and at least as many come from the continent.

The university also has a growing reputation in health subjects. The £9m Dental Academy trains student dentists in their final year at King’s College London in a team-based setting with dental therapists and hygienists. More than 600 radiographers, paramedics, medical technologists, pharmacists, clinicians and social workers graduate each year.

Specialist research centres include the UK’s first Brain Tumour Research Centre of Excellence, as well the Institute of Biomedical and Biomolecular Sciences and the Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation.

Teaching in all subjects is concentrated on the Guildhall campus in the centre of Portsmouth, with most residential accommodation nearby

The campus has undergone extensive redevelopment. A new £14m wing on the Eldon building opened in 2014 created an additional 3,000 square metres of space and provided the Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries with new purpose-built facilities. These include a 200-seat screening room and lecture theatre, exhibition space and seminar rooms, as well as fashion, textiles, architecture and interior design studios, a new café designed by the architecture students, and learning space.

Students in the faculty will also benefit from a partnership with the New Theatre Royal, which will allow them to use the facilities in an £8m building that will adjoin the original theatre. Refurbishment of the University Library will be complete in time for the start of the new academic year, with improved social learning space and IT provision.

Another refurbishment project will create new accommodation for the School of Engineering and Surveying, the Business School and Information Services, also ready for use in the new term.

Employability skills and training are embedded throughout 450 different degree programmes. A significant number are accredited by professional bodies and, wherever possible, students are given opportunities for hands-on practice in their chosen career.

Up to-date learning facilities, such as a mock courtroom, pharmacy, journalism newsroom, forensic suite and the Dental Academy provide real-life professional skills.

Forty per cent of the work submitted for the last Research Assessment Exercise was considered world-leading or internationally excellent. The university is an official centre of teaching and research about the EU.

Portsmouth has a larger working-class population than most cities in the south of England. One third of undergraduates come from the four lowest socio-economic groups, although this is just below the national average for the university’s subjects and entry qualifications.

Much of the extra income from £9,000 fees is being spent on initiatives to broaden the intake, such as the award-winning membership club that introduces teenagers to higher education through workshops, holiday courses and access to university facilities.

Unlike many other universities, Portsmouth is also maintaining its spending on bursaries for students from poor homes, having found that most of the recipients would have struggled to stay on their courses without financial support. A threshold of £25,000 family income to qualify for full bursaries (worth £1,500 in year 1, £1,000 a year thereafter) is more generous than in most such schemes, and there are extra awards for modern languages – one of the university’s strengths and an area of national decline.

The dividend of this level of support is a projected dropout rate that has improved considerably in recent years and, at 9.2%, is now significantly lower than the university’s benchmark.

A £6.5m student centre caters for the multicultural population of the university with alcohol-free areas and an international students’ bar. Modernised sport, exercise and fitness facilities include gyms, dance studios and a sports hall.

Many students live in Southsea, which has a vibrant social scene and quirky shops. Portsmouth has seen considerable regeneration, notably through the retail and entertainment complex at Gunwharf, with its 170-metre Spinnaker Tower.

The cost of living is not as high as at many southern universities, and the sea is close at hand. University-allocated accommodation is offered to around two-thirds of new first years who apply, and assistance is offered to thoseseeking accommodation in the private rented sector, including house-hunting events, online resources and regular drop-in advice sessions.

学生观点Student view

Grant Chapman-Clarke, students’ union president

First impressions

With a welcome pack and introductions from students during lectures it’s easy to slot in to university life.

Worst feature

I don’t come from a family of means so money issues kept me awake at night but there are hardship funds and employment help.

Making a difference

There are loads of opportunities catered to any passion a student may have that helps in career progression.

Deal clincher

We have sun for two thirds of the year, there’s plenty of people to meet and many opportunities to invest in yourself.