
Life on campus
Discover more about living and studying at Southampton.
In the top 100 of universities globally (QS World University Rankings 2022), Southampton is a leading UK research university with world-class facilities and teaching, innovative learning environments and unmatched flexibility in our degree programmes. We back this up with superb accommodation and excellent sport and social amenities.
Discover more about living and studying at Southampton.
Discover our range of accommodation options and how to apply.
Step into our world and explore the University from wherever you are using our Virtual Open Day.
Four current students share their experiences on our Life at Southampton student blog.
Find out how to take a tour around the campus and meet some of our current students.
Find out why you should choose Southampton for your undergraduate degree.
Undergraduate students can apply for courses through UCAS. Find out more about the process, deadlines, entry requirements and more on our undergraduate application pages.
For all up-to-date information on activities and events for all Humanities undergraduate students visit the Welcome website.
The University offers a huge range of resources and study support across all our campuses to help you make the most of your learning experience.
Find out more about the University's alumni community, their experiences and the benefits available to graduates.
Humanities' range of flexible undergraduate degree courses appeals to students with a wide range of interests. One third of our Humanities students study one of our fifty combined honours courses as these prove to be an exciting alternative to simply studying one subject at university. We also encourage you to spend time at one of our partner universities as part of our study abroad scheme. This multitude of opportunities will allow you to develop yourself and your thinking in ways that will benefit you for the rest of your life, whatever career you chose.
Our undergraduates have access to the very latest study resources including the largest university library in the South of England. We boast an extensive range of unique facilities including a purpose-built £3m Archaeology building, valuable historical archives and a strong collaborative relationship with Chawton House Library (former residence of Jane Austen). On campus we host internationally acclaimed arts venues such as Turner Sims Concert Hall and John Hansard Gallery.