University of Greenwich

The University of Greenwich is a tertiary education public institution with its main branches in London and Kent. Thames Polytechnic and Woolwich Polytechnic were some of its former titles. The Greenwich University UK was founded in 1891, making it the second longest-living polytechnic in the UK. With Quintin Hogg’s help and in accordance with his beliefs, it was established by Frank Didden. In the month of October 1891, it began accepting students.

University Ranking

University ranking is imposing as it comes in 601-800th place among the best 1000 global universities. Whereas, the University UK ranking is also impressive as it ranked among the top 100 universities. Also, the University world ranking, often known as the University of Greenwich QS ranking, is 801-1000. Another plus point is the University of Greenwich acceptance rate of around 16%. With 25,000 students from different origins and nations, the university offers everybody a rich and inventive learning environment. Its resource base includes highly trained faculty and staff with a wide range of specialties and extensive connections with industries and businesses.

The University scholarships and international scholarship programs are accessible to all students worldwide. The University’s undergraduate courses and postgraduate courses are of great value. Further information about University tuition fees is available on the University international students’ corner. Other facilities include the University of Greenwich accommodation, a  gym, and a library.

University Campuses

Avery Hill

Medway campus or kent

Greenwich campus