University of Greenwich

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About

Greenwich is more than a collection of individual students and staff, it is a community of people united by their passion for learning. University of Greenwich courses will give you the skills employers value and the confidence to achieve extraordinary things. Our historic campuses in London and Kent offer first-class facilities, inspiring teaching and a friendly, diverse community. Greenwich employs well-qualified, expert teaching staff, the majority with formal teaching qualifications. A large number of our academics have also previously worked in business or industry. You'll benefit from excellent study facilities, including first-class advanced laboratories for science and engineering subjects and three campus libraries with dedicated academic services librarians.

Features

The iconic Greenwich Maritime World Heritage Site receives millions of tourists each year who visit the Royal Observatory meridian line, Cutty Sark ship, historic market, museums and, of course, the ORNC. The campus can be seen in many movies including Skyfall and Pirates of the Caribbean, and TV series such as The Crown.

Quick Facts

Research addresses some of the world's most challenging issues, from global health to public safety. Current investigations include mosquito-carried diseases, such as malaria and the Zika virus, and the use of 3D printers for medical implants. Other projects include life-saving research into evacuating difficult environments, such as high-rise construction sites, and understanding the links between politics and the economy.

Our Legacy

Rich History of United Kingdom and Heritage

From the early medieval period, Anglo-Saxon kingdoms unified into the Kingdom of England by 927 AD while the Kingdom of Scotland formed under David I in the 12th century; the 1066 Norman Conquest fused Norman and Anglo-Saxon culture, establishing a centralized monarchy and common law. The 1707 Acts of Union merged England and Scotland into the Kingdom of Great Britain, and the 1801 union with Ireland created the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland .

In the 19th century, the UK led global industrialisation and built the world’s largest empire. Two world wars in the 20th century weakened its imperial power, spurring rapid decolonisation after 1945. The UK joined the European Economic Community in 1973, withdrew in 2020, and today remains a major global financial, cultural, and diplomatic centre balancing tradition with innovation .

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Academic Programs

Available Programs

Master of Arts1

Master of Science - Psychology

Application Fee:£0.00

Tuition Fee (Per Semester):£17,975.00

Session:Fall Intake

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Bachelor of Science3