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Housing support
Explore the support on offer whether you're living in University halls or renting in the city
Living away from home with other students could be one of the most exciting and rewarding parts of your time in Portsmouth.
You'll have the time of your life, but if there are a few bumps along the way then there's plenty of help available to get you back on track.
Help with living in halls - Res Life Team
If you're experiencing the ups and downs of sharing a hall with other students, the residence life team can offer help and advice. You can get help and advice with:
- health concerns
- homesickness
- relationship problems (e.g. with housemates)
- noisy neighbours
Help with private renting
From finding somewhere suitable and checking over the details, to moving in - we've got you covered.
Renting in the city?
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How to use your weekly bin collections
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How to be a good neighbour
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Bringing your car to uni
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What to do with your stuff when you move out of your accommodation
Getting help and advice
You might find answers to commonly asked questions helpful. If you need any advice, our Student Housing team may be able to help.
Contacting the Student Housing Team
You can contact the team Mon to Thu, 8.30am - 5.00pm and Fri 8.30am - 4.00pm by phone on 023 92 843214, or email on student.housing@port.ac.uk.