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Plymouth University is located at Central point of the city, surrounded by various facilities such as stores, food outlets, accommodation and health services. Not only is it located at a central point for new students and boarding but it has numerous facilities that aid in support and building life in the UK. Various clubs and culture awareness is evident and welcoming for all!! Lectures are supportive and courses are clearly planned and executed. Inclusive and mindful practice evident in staff and support available for disabled students whom are very much able to enjoy and participate in events organised. Student support are tremendous and views are heard and relayed. Library access 24hours and resources to help improve assignments and help available to all. Great things are happening at the University of Plymouth.
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Ratings and Reviews
Plymouth University is located at Central point of the city, surrounded by various facilities such as stores, food outlets, accommodation and health services. Not only is it located at a central point for new students and boarding but it has numerous facilities that aid in support and building life in the UK. Various clubs and culture awareness is evident and welcoming for all!! Lectures are supportive and courses are clearly planned and executed. Inclusive and mindful practice evident in staff and support available for disabled students whom are very much able to enjoy and participate in events organised. Student support are tremendous and views are heard and relayed. Library access 24hours and resources to help improve assignments and help available to all. Great things are happening at the University of Plymouth.
Applying to University of Plymouth
- Entry Requirements
64-136 UCAS Points
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University of Plymouth Reputation
The University of Plymouth is located in the city of Plymouth, on the Devonshire coast in South West England. 19,830 students are enrolled at University of Plymouth:
- 16,840 of these students come from the UK
- 420 come from EU countries
- And 2,555 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2022/23)
The graduate outcomes for the University of Plymouth show that six months after leaving university, 91% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving the University of Plymouth is £24 - £27K a year.
(Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes Data Survey 2023 for 2020/21 graduates)
Updated: 4th October 2024
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Having only been here a short time, I can't give an in depth review, but I would say that so far the campus is clean, accessible, and an enjoyable place to be.
During my time at this university, I have been able to find many resources and facilities to help with my studies. As a first year student, it's great to have also been introduced to several societies and clubs to expand my social life and connecting with a variety of different people.
My experience so far at the University of Plymouth so far has been good. It's a good university to study in. There is a lot of social activities hosted by the student union which is really fun. You do not want to miss them!
the university itself is excellent with high standards in regards to cleanliness, education and student support. With the wide range of student activities/ societies there is never a dull moment on campus and every one is very friendly. my only issue is with the accommodation as some of my appliances were in a bad condition or non functioning and some of my furniture was damaged
Lovely University, Student Union has become more expensive though.
Generally a good university that is interested in student wellbeing and is striving to improve the university campus and facilities.
My experience at the University of Plymouth has been really positive so far. I’ve met new friends and enjoy the student life here, especially the beautiful ocean views. People are very friendly and welcoming. Even though I didn’t attend Welcome Week, I feel part of the community and look forward to exploring more clubs and activities as the year goes on.
Good WiFi all over the site and because most Accomodation’s are city centre based it’s the same WiFi so you are always connected.
The campus is really nice, it is massive which can be daunting but there’s lots of maps and resources to help and everyone is really friendly. My academics are lovely and I’m really looking forward to seeing what my course brings for me.
university of Plymouth has been very welcoming as a new student, although daunting they have made this transition into further education smooth. All the staff are approachable and friendly, the library is comfortable and easy to navigate. All the univertsin buildings are very clean and well-cared for, the only down said is some seating in lecture theatres can be uncomfortable. There are a wide range of societies to chose from, and all very easy to join.