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Welcome to the University of Greenwich. Established in 1890, we are located on the banks of the River Thames in London and the historic Chatham Maritime in Kent. Apply for our degree courses online.
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Our historic campuses in London and Kent offer first-class facilities, inspiring teaching and a friendly, diverse community.
Find your ideal course and discover more about our facilities and subject experts.
Not sure if Greenwich is right for your chosen Business specialism? Join us on Saturday 27 April to help you make your final UCAS choices.
Our historic campuses in London and Kent offer first-class facilities, inspiring teaching and a friendly, diverse community.
Paula Fairfield, the multiple Emmy Award winning sound designer behind Game of Thrones and Lost, will be working with the University of Greenwich and L Acoustics.
Four high-profile speakers from across the political spectrum took part in a panel debate at the University.
Hannah Phillips worked with local children to write a storybook for children who suffered with long term health conditions.
The University of Greenwich is featured in the first ever global ranking of universities’ social and economic impact.
Your business can access our base of experts, dedicated facilities and specialised training.
If you are an international student looking to continue your education at one of our historic campuses in the UK, then we can help you.
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The University of Greenwich is based in London and Medway. You can reach our campuses by car or via public transport (including bus and rail), with easy connections from airports in London.
The largest of our three campuses, Greenwich Campus sits on a World Heritage Site on the banks of the River Thames. It is centered on three baroque buildings designed by Sir Christopher Wren for the Royal Navy at the end of the 17th century.
You can find out more about it in our campuses section.
