Apply for an undergraduate course — UK
Apply through UCAS for full-time bachelor's degrees starting in September.
Start here →We'd love to welcome you to Greenwich and our diverse, friendly community — where there are no limits on your future. With great bursaries, funding and support, we'll help you every step of the way.
Limitless
Every degree is designed with employers, so you graduate with the skills they're actually hiring for — plus placements, projects and a professional network from day one.
Scholarships and bursaries
From the £4,000 Commuter Bursary to international scholarships and hardship funds — see what you could be entitled to before you apply.
How to apply
Apply through UCAS for full-time bachelor's degrees starting in September.
Start here →Apply directly to us for master's degrees. No application fee.
Start here →Country-specific guidance, entry requirements and visa support.
Start here →MPhil and PhD opportunities across our research communities.
Start here →Study a Greenwich-validated degree at one of our partner institutions.
Start here →Life at Greenwich

Lectures in baroque riverside buildings, labs and libraries with the latest kit — a campus blend you won't find anywhere else.

Careers guidance, skill-building workshops and internship and placement support from your first term to well after graduation.

Halls at every campus from £120 a week, all bills included — with a dedicated team to help you find your home.

Rated Gold overall in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023 — the highest possible rating for outstanding teaching, learning and student outcomes.

Earn while you learn with one of our employer partners.

Part-time, online and January-start options that fit your life.

Step up to a full degree with an integrated foundation year.

Sharpen your skills with professional development courses.
University of Greenwich × University of Kent
From 1 August 2026, Greenwich and Kent are forming a new multi-university group for London and the South East — sharing research strengths, facilities and opportunities while keeping each university's identity, name and campuses exactly as they are.
For students, that means more choice: shared modules, joint research projects and a bigger network of employers — with no change to how you apply, study or graduate.
No. You will still apply to, study at and graduate from the University of Greenwich, with the same name on your certificate.
There are no changes to Greenwich's identity, courses or campuses as part of the agreement — the group is about sharing strengths, not merging identities.
No. Visa sponsorship continues exactly as before; international students are unaffected.
The formal agreement takes effect on 1 August 2026, with joint projects rolling out over the following academic year.
Search our courses, or come and see the campuses for yourself.