Undergraduate / Foundation degrees
Most undergraduate students apply through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). If you wish to study part-time, you apply to the university directly. Students from outside the UK can also apply this way.
Applying from the UK
UK undergraduates should apply through UCAS for full-time courses and directly to us for part-time courses.
Applying from overseas
If you are from outside the UK, you can apply to us directly, via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), or via one of our in-country representatives.
Applying to a partner college?
If you are interested in a course offered by one of our partner colleges, please contact the college directly.
Postgraduate courses
For most postgraduate courses, you apply directly to the university. A small number of courses have other application routes. International students may also be able to apply through one of our in-country representatives.
Apply for a taught course
For most postgraduate taught courses, you apply directly to us. A small number of courses have other routes. Find out more.
Apply for a research degree
If you are interested in a research degree (MPhil/PhD), you can contact a potential supervisor or a research office. Find out more.
Current undergraduate students or alumni?
Recognising your prior learning / life experience
There are several routes into higher education for mature students or those with relevant learning or career experience. Your previous qualifications or experience may exempt you from modules of a degree or allow entry with lower requirements. Learn more about Recognition of Prior Learning.
Contextual Admissions
For entry onto courses starting from September 2023, we are offering special consideration to applications from care leavers of 16 UCAS points, equivalent to 2 A Level grades, lower than the advertised entry tariff for all undergraduate programmes on our website (including those provided by our partner college franchise). For further information, eligibility criteria and how to apply visit our Contextual Admissions page.
Check the status of your application
Depending on how you applied to the University of Greenwich, there are different ways you can check on the status of your application.
- If you applied via UCAS, you can view the status of your application using the UCAS application tracker.
- If you applied directly to the University, you can view the status of your application using the University of Greenwich’s application tracker.
Feedback, Appeals and Complaints
Applicants to the University of Greenwich can appeal an admissions decision, or submit a complaint about the admissions process by completing and submitting the relevant form. For more information, visit the Admissions feedback, appeals and complaints page.