Overview for International Students
The University of Greenwich is located in a uniquely historic yet modern learning environment right on the banks of the River Thames. The main Greenwich Campus is housed in the former Old Royal Naval College — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Students experience a blend of grand baroque architecture and contemporary teaching facilities, along with vibrant campus life in one of London’s most iconic areas. With strong connections to industry, a diverse international student community, and campuses in London and Kent, Greenwich combines practical education with a rich heritage.
Courses
| Course Name | Tuition Fee | Scholarship | Intake | IELTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LLM International & Commercial Law | £17,975 | September 2026 | 6.5/5.5 | |
| MA International Business | £18,700 | April 2026 | 6.5/5.5 |
History
The institution traces its roots to 1890 when it was established as Woolwich Polytechnic. Over time it evolved through Thames Polytechnic and achieved university status in 1992, becoming the University of Greenwich. Its historic buildings at the Greenwich Campus were originally designed by the famed architect Sir Christopher Wren in the 17th century, reflecting a deep heritage now adapted to modern higher education needs.
Ranking
In recent years the university has been ranked in the 501-600 band globally by Times Higher Education and in the 691-700 band globally by QS, indicating its place among well-established global universities. Nationally in London it performs strongly in student-experience metrics, being ranked #3 in London by StudentCrowd in 2024.
