University of Greenwich
Historic riverside university delivering modern, industry-focused learning
About
The University of Greenwich is a London-based university with stunning riverside campuses at Greenwich, Avery Hill, and Medway. Greenwich blends historic heritage with innovative teaching across business, engineering, maritime studies, computing, science, architecture, and creative disciplines.
Students learn in the UNESCO-listed Old Royal Naval College, Dreadnought Building, labs at Medway, simulation suites, TV studios, and enterprise hubs while engaging with employers, research centres, and international partners.
College Highlights
College Highlights
Key Accreditations & Recognitions
Key Accreditations & Recognitions
UNESCO World Heritage Campus
London university located within the UNESCO-listed Old Royal Naval College with additional campuses at Avery Hill and Medway.
Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) Silver 2023
Awarded TEF Silver for delivering effective teaching, strong academic support, and positive graduate outcomes for a diverse student community.
Professional Body Accreditations
Programmes accredited by AACSB (Business School), RIBA & ARB (Architecture), IMechE & IET (Engineering), NMC (Nursing), HCPC (Health), BCS (Computing), and other professional bodies.
Specialties
Specialties
Academic Programs
Practice-Focused Undergraduate & Postgraduate Degrees
Career-Focused Degrees
Duration: 3–4 years (Undergraduate), 1–2 years (Postgraduate taught), 3+ years (Doctoral)
Medium: English
Eligibility: A-Level/IB/CBSE/HSC or equivalent qualifications with relevant subjects for undergraduate entry; recognised bachelor’s degree (typically UK 2:2 equivalent) for postgraduate study. International students usually require IELTS 6.0–6.5 with no band below 5.5.
Recognition: Programmes developed with employers, professional bodies, and research centres, offering placements, live briefs, global fieldwork, and entrepreneurship support.
Program Highlights
- Faculties of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Business, Engineering & Science, and Education & Health offering interdisciplinary degrees.
- Placements with organisations such as Amazon, IBM, Thames Clippers, NHS, BAE Systems, Bloomberg, TfL, and creative agencies along the Thames.
- Facilities include maritime simulation labs, architecture studios, science laboratories, TV & radio suites, digital fabrication labs, and the Dreadnought Building learning hub.
- Global field trips, Erasmus and international exchange partners, and research collaborations across Europe, Asia-Pacific, and North America.
- International student support teams offering visa assistance, academic English, employability coaching, wellbeing, and alumni mentoring.
Fee Structure
Undergraduate & Postgraduate Programs
| Fee Component | International Students |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Tuition Fee | £15,500 - £18,500 per year |
| Postgraduate Taught Fee | £15,800 - £19,800 per year |
| Accommodation (London campus) | £7,000 - £10,500 per year |
| Living Expenses (Greater London) | £11,000 - £14,500 per year |
Note: Fees vary by faculty, specialist equipment, and fieldwork. Greenwich offers International Scholarships, Early Payment Discounts, alumni awards, and regional bursaries. Confirm current fees with the University of Greenwich admissions team.
Campus Photos
People
Why Choose University of Greenwich
Heritage Meets Innovation
Study within the historic Old Royal Naval College while accessing modern labs, studios, and enterprise hubs delivering projects linked to today’s industries.
Industry & Maritime Links
Gain placements and collaborative opportunities with companies along the Thames, Canary Wharf, maritime employers, NHS Trusts, and global partners.
Supportive Global Community
Enjoy tailored support services, language and study skills, employability coaching, and over 130 societies across Greenwich, Avery Hill, and Medway campuses.
Student Reviews & Ratings
MSc Engineering Management Student
April 2025“Studying beside the Thames is inspiring. The university organised site visits to Canary Wharf and a placement with a major engineering company that turned into a full-time role after graduation.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Admissions
What are the entry requirements for international students?
Undergraduate applicants typically require A-Level/IB/CBSE/HSC passes (around 60–70% in relevant subjects) and IELTS 6.0 with no band below 5.5. Postgraduate entry generally needs a UK 2:2 honours degree or equivalent plus IELTS 6.0–6.5 depending on the programme.
Are Greenwich degrees recognised internationally?
Yes. University of Greenwich degrees carry UK degree awarding powers and are professionally accredited across business, engineering, architecture, computing, health, education, and maritime studies. Graduates work throughout the UK, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, and the Americas.
Program Details
Which subject areas is Greenwich known for?
Signature strengths include business & management, engineering & maritime operations, computing & data science, architecture & built environment, health & social care, education, and creative arts.
Does the university offer scholarships for international students?
Yes. Greenwich offers International Scholarships, High Achiever Awards, alumni and referral discounts, Early Bird reductions, and faculty-specific bursaries. Students can also apply for external funding such as Chevening and GREAT Scholarships.