Venue and Travel

University of Portsmouth, Faculty of Business and Law

University Of Portsmouth, Richmond Building

The conference is hosted by the University Portsmouth's Faculty of Business and Law. The local organizer, Wolfgang Luhan, is part of the active Behavioural and Experimental research group. The main campus is located close to the city centre, the harbour and the historical old town. There are a number of hotels, two train stations and many entertainment options within walking distance.

How to reach Portsmouth

By plane

The closest airports are Gatwick and Southampton, both with good train connections to Portsmouth (ca. 80 and 90 minutes respectively). The next larger Airport is Heathrow, the trip to Portsmouth via public transport will take about 2 hours and 20 minutes.

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By train

Portsmouth (Stations 'Portsmouth and Southsea' or 'Portsmouth Harbour') can be easily reached from London via direct trains every 30 to 60 minutes from 'Waterloo' or 'Victoria' stations. The journey takes between 1.5 and 2 hours. https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

How to reach The Conference Venue

Richmond Building, Portland St, Portsmouth PO1 3DE

The conference will take place at the Faculty of Business and Law's Portland Building. The Faculty Buildings are all within walking distance from both train stations (5-10 minutes), the harbour the main central Bus terminal.

Busses are the main mode of public transport, but there are several bike and e-scooter loan schemes in Portsmouth.

You can find more travel infos and campus maps on the University's webpage.

Hotels

The University has made arrangements with several hotels close to the conference venue (you should still double check prices on one of the big hotel booking websites). Please contact Wolfgang Luhan to enquire about the special conference rates.

Our conference is sponsored by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation's Conference Grant Programme and the University of Portsmouth's Faculty of Business and Law.We would like to thank the funders for their support without which this conference would not have been possible.

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