You can contact us by e-mail, telephone or on Facebook.
Email: international@gre.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 8331 8136
We know that for an International Student it can be quite daunting at first, but we will ensure that you are being supported throughout your studies at Greenwich. Alternatively, you can also visit the Student Support and Service page for more information about any issues or problems you encounter.
Your journey to the University of Greenwich
See our step-by-step guide to studying with us.
Step 1: Choose your programme
Choose from a broad range of subjects at foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Step 2: Apply from your country
We accept students from hundreds of different countries each year. Select your country to find out about entry requirements and contact local representatives.
Step 3: Accepting your offer
You can accept your offer by paying a deposit, or (if a sponsored student) emailing us directly. If you applied by UCAS, you can accept your offer there.
Step 4: Payment & Funding
Find out more about how you can pay tuition fees. We also offer a limited range of partial scholarships.
Step 5: VISA and CAS
The visa process can feel overwhelming, but we've gathered all of the information you will need to make the process as easy as possible.
Step 6: Arrival and registration
Arriving in a new country can be scary. To help you settle in, we have written some guidance on what we think you'll need to know when you first arrive, so all you need to do is enjoy the journey!
Moving to the UK
We can also help with the final steps of becoming a student at Greenwich. Read below for information on accommodation and living in the UK.
Our Accommodation
Find out when and how you can move in to student accommodation at the University of Greenwich. Dates, directions and tips for moving in to your new place.
Moving in to your accommodation
Find out when and how you can move in to student accommodation.
Living in the UK
Moving to the UK to study at the University of Greenwich will be an exciting experience. But you will have so much to do and think about when you arrive that it may at first seem overwhelming.