Why choose The University of Greenwich?

The University of Greenwich is a large and diverse institution offering a taste of city and country across our three campuses: Avery Hill and Greenwich in London, and Medway in Kent. We are proud of our wide multi-cultural student body. People from more than 140 countries choose to study at Greenwich, part of a community of 4,200 international students and 1,150 EU students.

The university’s vast portfolio of masters and degree programmes, including combined degrees, allows a wide range of subject options. A resource base of highly qualified staff, with broad-ranging expertise and significant links with business and industry, coupled with over 26,000 students from a variety of backgrounds and countries, provides an imaginative and affluent learning experience for all.

We are delighted that you have taken the time to visit our web pages. The International Office is a dedicated department here to help you with all aspects of your application, from obtaining your visa to arriving in the UK to study. Contact us today to see how we can help you with your future study plans.

Source: Official website https://www.gre.ac.uk

Facts about The University of Greenwich

• Teaching excellence. At the University of Greenwich, we set high standards for teaching quality. We are proud to be ranked first in London for teaching excellence with many of our programmes ranked in the national top ten in this category (Sunday Times University League Table 2012).
• Great student satisfaction. In addition to delivering top-class teaching, the university provides an excellent experience for students. The University of Greenwich has been ranked first in London for student satisfaction with teaching (The Guardian University Guide 2013).
• Modern resources. The university continually invests in developing its three campuses. New buildings and improved resources include a teaching centre, multi-purpose sports hall, engineering research block, skills laboratories and libraries. We are committed to providing the best learning environment for our students, so they have all the necessary resources to succeed in their studies.
• Wide international community. With so many international students from so many countries, the University of Greenwich gives you a unique opportunity to meet people from all over the world.
• Recognised qualifications. Our qualifications are recognised and valued by employers around the world. They indicate academic achievement and a good level of English, and by studying in another country, you gain a broader perspective on life.
• Successful graduates. Our degrees are designed with industry boards to ensure that our graduates are equipped with the cutting-edge skills and knowledge they need to secure a position in their chosen profession.

Location - London (Greenwich)

Greenwich is a bustling town with a great atmosphere fostered by markets, pubs, clubs and restaurants. Up the Creek, a comedy and cabaret club offers up-and-coming names in stand-up and is a short walk from the campus.

The borough is steeped in history. East meets West on the Greenwich Meridian Line, which divides the hemispheres and marks longitude zero. The line runs through the courtyard of the 17th-century Royal Observatory and indicates the spot from which Greenwich Mean Time is calculated. Greenwich is home to the Cutty Sark, a 19th-century clipper ship, and the National Maritime Museum, as well as one of London’s finest Royal Parks.

If you are feeling fit, you could climb the steep hill to the park's highest point. Or you may like to join Greenwich Cyclists, which organises excursions for all abilities.

Career Prospects & Opportunities 

The university employability service, GET, currently provides online, one-to-one, group and on-course support to University of Greenwich students and graduates (up to two years after completion of studies) on topics such as:

• Application forms
• CVs and covering letters
• Developing an e-portfolio
• Final year planning
• Interviews
• Job hunting tips
• JobShop part-time work
• Mentoring Schemes
• Volunteering opportunities
• Leadership training
• Branding yourself and LinkedIn profiles
• Presentation skills
• Psychometric tests and assessment centres
• Using your dissertation to network yourself into a job.

Source: Official website https://www.gre.ac.uk