Greenwich University
Greenwich University
United Kingdom
About
The University of Greenwich is driven by a founding ethos of ‘no limits’. Our fundamental vision is to empower everyone to explore new possibilities, unbound by conventional wisdom and artificial boundaries.
Through this approach, we aim to inspire new ways of communicating, connecting and expressing our personal and collective identities.
We're also one of the few London universities that has everything you need in one place. Teaching, social, sports and living spaces are all on campus or close by.
Campus Information
Our campuses are very special places to study. We have two south-east London campuses in the Royal Borough of Greenwich - the iconic Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich and attractive Avery Hill - and historic Medway Campus in Kent.
Our home campus is the historic Greenwich Old Royal Naval College on the bank of the River Thames and next to the Royal Park. The iconic Greenwich Maritime World Heritage Site receives millions of tourists each year who visit the Royal Observatory meridian line, Cutty Sark ship, historic market, museums and, of course, the ORNC. Our campus can be seen in many movies including Skyfall and Pirates of the Caribbean, and TV series such as The Crown.
Just a short distance away and easily accessible by a regular university bus service, Avery Hill is a purpose-built green campus with a student village and impressive sports facilities situated next to the beautiful park in Eltham. Its cluster of teaching, living and sports facilities offer a relaxed atmosphere to study, live and work out.
Medway Campus at the Chatham dockside in Kent has great facilities, including excellent laboratories and workshops, and is ideal for exploring the Kent countryside and seaside towns. It's an easy commute to central London and the Bluewater Shopping Centre.
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Courses Available
- Applied, Pure Sciences
- Business, Management
- Computer Science, IT
- Engineering
- Health and Medicine
- Humanities & Social Sciences
- Sports Science