Look around our campuses, view our student accommodation, and speak with staff and students to get your questions answered. Friends and family are very welcome too! Join one of our Open Days and see why Greenwich is the ideal university for you.
Can't make it? Don't worry!
We host events regularly, so there will be more opportunities to visit very soon. What else can you do to find out more about life at Greenwich?
What to expect on an Open Day
Open Days give you a great sense of what it’s like to join our student community. As well as exploring our historic campus, you’ll get to take part in exciting taster sessions. These give you an idea of the style of learning you can expect once your course begins.
Open Day schedules
The university is a big place. Make sure you don't miss a thing by downloading our Open Day timetables.
Subject talks
Get a sense of what your classes at the University of Greenwich will be like by joining subject talks and taster sessions from our lecturers.
Accommodation and campus tours
Take a guided tour of our campuses and accommodation and find out from our students what it's like to live and study at the University of Greenwich.
Videos and virtual tours
What's on at Greenwich?
Events for prospective students
From taster days to subject open evenings, find out more about what you'll study, where you'll study it and perhaps even meet who'll you'll be studying with.
Teachers and advisers
Whether you are a teacher or parent, we offer a range of events designed to assist you in helping others make life choices.
Public events and lectures
Learn something new or join the discussion at one of our many public lectures, seminars and events, covering everything from education to foreign policy and current affairs.
How to find us
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.
Excellent transport links provide a 10 minute train journey to Central London.