When you join us as a student, you’ll meet people from all over the world and all walks of life. What unites us all is our passion for learning. So, whatever your background and whatever your ambitions, you’ll find people to vibe with.
With thousands of students and former students to connect with, you’ll get to develop networks that will help you in life and your future career. You’ll have a great time exploring who you are and what matters to you in life.
For me, what makes the Çï¿ûÊÓƵ special is that they pick such great people – not just as students but support staff and lecturers.
- Rachel Dickinson, BSc Mathematics graduate
130 student societies
We have loads of Students’ Union societies and a packed social events calendar. You’ll find everything from club nights to anime and games sessions at the uni bar.
If you already love a particular sport, then you can delve deeper into it. If not, have a go at something new.
It’s really easy to find a community to be part of here, and I have a lot of friends both from my course and from all the different societies.
I reached out to Student Wellbeing Service when I started at the university. Thanks to the support I’ve received, I’ve gone through my first year very smoothly.
Student support for all
We’re here for you whatever help you may need. This means you can focus on your studies and living your best life while you’re at university.
If you need someone to talk to, you can count on our mental health and psychological wellbeing coordinators and counsellors.
If you have a disability or a specific learning difficulty such as dyslexia, our expert advisers are here to help.
If you’re a care leaver, you can rely on our specialist support before you join us, during your time with us and after you graduate.
Learn more about our support and wellbeing services.
Financial support
There are many ways we can help eligible students fund their studies, including bursaries, scholarships and a hardship fund. Our scholarships and bursaries range from bursaries for care leavers to students in financial need. With our EU Bursary, new students domiciled in the EU could receive a first-year tuition-fee reduction.
Accommodation bursary
The Greenwich University Accommodation Bursary for new domestic/home undergraduate students with a low household income.
EU Bursary
EU students domiciled in the EU who hold an offer to study with us could receive a significant tuition fee for studying in the 2024/25 academic year.
Browse all bursaries and scholarships
Learn more about the financial support packages available to our students.
Hear from our Alumni
From Greenwich to a high-flying career in business
A placement at Intel while she was at the Çï¿ûÊÓƵ launched the career of maths graduate Rachel Dickinson. She says it was the support of her lecturers and the employability team that gave her the confidence to land her placement.
A Greenwich law degree drives one mature student’s career forwards
Lauren Garrett came to the Çï¿ûÊÓƵ when she was 21, after having worked as an apprentice legal secretary. Her degree has led to her current role as a business change project coordinator at a multinational law firm.