The University of Greenwich was established in 1890 as Woolwich Polytechnic and received its first CGLI certificate in 1892. In 1992, the institution gained the status of a university and was renamed as the University of Greenwich. The Greenwich Campus is based on a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and we are the custodian of 16 listed buildings with special architectural or historic interest. People & Planet have rated the university “first-class” for environmental and ethical performance.
Campuses
Notably, the University of Greenwich has three campuses. Two of these campuses, Avery Hill Campus and Greenwich Campus, are located in London while the third campus, Medway Campus, is located in Kent, England. These campuses are the perfect blend of old and new. Students can access the novel technology while enjoying the splendor of historic buildings
Greenwich Campus
With historic buildings on the banks of the Thames, Greenwich Campus has one of the most beautiful settings in London. The university’s Stockwell Street building, Greenwich houses a purpose-built library and new home for the Departments of Architecture & Landscape, and Creative Arts & Digital Professions. All ACH departments are located on this campus.
- Passport (Scanned Copy)
- Academic Transcripts (scanned Copy)
- IELTS Certificate (Scanned Copy)
- LOR/Reference Letters
- SOP/Personal Statement (must be an original- written by the student).
Avery Hill Campus
Set in 86 acres of parkland in south-east London, Avery Hill Campus combines a listed Victorian mansion with modern teaching, living and sporting facilities. A library is housed in the mansion’s elegant former ballroom. The student village offers en-suite, online facilities and is home to over 1,200 students.
Medway Campus
- Passport (Scanned Copy)
- Academic Transcripts (scanned Copy)
- IELTS Certificate (Scanned Copy)
- LOR/Reference Letters
- SOP/Personal Statement (must be an original- written by the student).
The Medway Campus is a center for teaching, research and consultancy, offering hi-tech facilities in science, engineering, pharmacy, and natural resources. Business, IT, paramedic science, and nursing are also taught here, along with speech and language therapy. The campus, which dates from 1903, is based in splendid redbrick and ivy-clad Edwardian listed buildings.
