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Enhancing our support for continuation
Over the summer, a cross-faculty and directorate team worked with Processfix to rethink how we identify and support students who are at risk of withdrawing from their studies at the University of Greenwich.
Changes coming to staff and student webpages
Over the coming months, you will notice some changes to the look and feel of some of our webpages as we migrate content to a new version of our web content management platform.
Using AI in your studies: what you need to know for 2026/27
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a normal part of studying, working and everyday life. In response, we've updated our guidance to help you use AI confidently, responsibly and ethically throughout your time at university.
Why are so many LGBTQ+ people disabled?
Exploring the intersection of queer and disabled identity. Event on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 from 12:30 - 2pm.
Join the Active Life Community
We're excited to introduce the Active Life Community Programme - a fantastic programme of free and accessible activities designed specifically for ResLife students and students living in university accommodation across our campuses.
Looking after your wellbeing at Greenwich
Starting university is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming at times.
Complete our Moodle training on Healthy Sex and Relationships
Complete the training within four weeks from enrolment and learn about your rights and options in relationships.
Demystifying Spectrum Life: Your gateway to 24/7 Wellbeing support
What if one conversation could change your life? That’s the question at the heart of the Demystifying Spectrum Life induction session, and it’s one worth exploring.
Download Safezone, the personal safety app for everyone at Greenwich
The app is free to download, and use, and is designed to put you in touch with the on campus first aiders, security or emergency response teams more quickly, when needed.
Support for disabled students
If you are a disabled student or are neurodivergent or have a long-standing medical condition or mental ill health or all of the above - there's no reason why you shouldn't excel at the University of Greenwich.
The Big Welcome September: Wellbeing and Support
Your wellbeing is our priority. From sport activities to wellbeing services, here you can find information of different supports we offer.
Academic English Essentials: build your English skills and confidence
Would you like to improve your English language skills? Our Academic English Essentials workshops can help you develop the English you need for studying, working and everyday life.
Green Champions Network 2026/27: sign up now
Our Green Champions Network is open for sign up now.
Visa advice workshops
Do you need advice on applying for the Graduate Route, extending your Student Visa, working conditions as a student, or something else? We can advise you on all of the major topics around student immigration at one of our workshops.
Need to loan a laptop? Use LapSafe, which is available on all campuses
Student loan laptops are available in Avery Hill, Drill Hall Libraries and Stockwell Street Libraries. Here we share more about the service and how to access the laptops, which you can use anywhere on campus.
Meet the Vice-Chancellor and CEO: Staff Engagement Sessions
As Professor Jane Harrington, Vice-Chancellor and CEO, leads the LASE University Group into its first year of operation, she's keen to hear directly from colleagues across our campuses.
University of Greenwich cultural festival
Dreadnought Building to come alive on 19 September 2026 with a full day of workshops, performances and celebration for the Global Majority Alumni Community
Photography exhibition documents Bangladeshi migrant experience
Seema Khalique, FEHHS Placement Administrator, is hosting a new photography and audio-visual exhibition at a Bethnal Green gallery this month.
A little something to mark the start of LASE
As we begin this new chapter together as LASE University Group, we wanted to give every colleague something to mark the occasion, and to say thank you for the part you are playing in bringing our two universities together.
Get yourself vaccinated against meningitis
Students can be at an increased risk of meningitis, particularly during their first year when socialising with lots of new people. Knowing the signs, acting quickly, and making sure you're up to date with your vaccinations could save a life.
Horizon update: record your own sickness absence
Improving user experience and enabling greater self-service remain key priorities for the tools and platforms we use across the University.
Secure your social media accounts
Our teams have noticed an increase in scams and phishing attempts coming to our community via LinkedIn and other social media platforms. Check your privacy settings and consider what you post to stay safe online.
Academic English Essentials: support your students with their English Language skills
Could your students do with a boost in their English Language skills? Watch their confidence grow as they gain new skills at our Academic English workshops.
A simpler way to search the Library
We’ve introduced an improved Library search experience to make it easier to find the resources you need.
Our Digital Pedagogy and Teaching Skills Framework: doing digital assessment effectively
Learn how digital assessment, guided by the DPTSF, benefits students by widening their opportunities to learn.
What makes Greenwich great for students?
Our historic campuses in London and Kent offer first-class facilities, inspiring teaching and a friendly, diverse community.
Research and enterprise
Your business can access our base of experts, dedicated facilities and specialised training.
Why Choose Greenwich? Sharifa
Sharifa's biggest inspiration to come to university was her mother, to fulfil the ambitions to do better, and take up the chance her mother never could.