Study creative arts at Greenwich and you’ll learn your craft in state-of-the-art studios and teaching spaces, supported by expert studio technicians and lecturers.
We offer degrees in animation, graphic and digital design, and web design. Subjects include typography, branding and advertising, photography, motion graphics, and web content management. You’ll also have the opportunity to use technology such as 3D printers and laser cutters.
Not only do we offer a broad variety of options to explore in the field of creative arts, we also get involved in all sorts of innovative projects. Find out what's going on at the University of Greenwich.
Our facilities include animation, photography and sound studios as well as two broadcast-standard TV studios with editing suites.
A film with a soundtrack composed by Greenwich academic Andrew Knight-Hill is shown at the 2019 BFI London Film Festival.
Our annual Graphic Design Competition, run by display and exhibition company Design Wizard, encourages our students to be creative.
Our student societies offer a space for growth and the opportunity to make lasting friendships. You can take part in activities both through your department and via the wider Students’ Union. See a taste of the societies you can join at Greenwich and the challenges we set to encourage you to be creative.
AV is a media production company run by Greenwich students for you to learn new skills and build experience in media.
We bring all game-loving students together to enjoy their hobby, from board games to console games to RPG campaigns.
The photography society is for amateur and professional photographers/videographers at the University of Greenwich.
As well as providing a rich and fulfilling experience, research programmes at Greenwich are at the leading edge of progress in a range of industries.
Our expert staff, industry-standard facilities and research expertise can help your business grow.
Greenwich Research & Enterprise
We showcase work from students in animation, architecture, digital arts, film and TV, graphic and digital design, landscape architecture, and media and communications.
