The University of Greenwich is a public university located in London and Kent, United Kingdom.Greenwich Campus is near 74-hectare Greenwich Park, home to the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. The Stockwell Street Building opened in 2014 and is now home to the campus library, film and TV studios, and state-of-the-art editing suites. The Dreadnought Building is a central hub for the Greenwich Campus, with further teaching and social spaces.

Greenwich research seeks to influence and enhance health, education, science, engineering, computing and social policy, and attracts international agencies, government departments and global corporations (for example, Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline, BAE Systems, Airbus, GE Aviation and Merck Consumer Health) from over 50 countries. Significant areas of research and consultancy include landscape architecture, employment relations, fire safety, natural resources, tourism and hospitality, social network analysis, education, training, educational leadership and public services.

This course is designed to prepare international students for undergraduate study at one of our university partners.

This pathway course is particularly suited to those seeking a career in

business, finance, and management. Carefully designed to prepare you for undergraduate study at a university of your choice, this course will strengthen your English language and academic skills while developing your knowledge in Business topics such as Marketing and HR.

Upon successful completion, you are guaranteed progression to the University of Greenwich, alternatively, many students have gone onto study at a number of our partner institutions in the UK and worldwide.

When choosing a pathway course, you need to know what is right for you based on your academic and personal development goals. Our pathway courses will prepare you with subject-specific knowledge and academic English language skills. Alongside this, our dedicated and friendly college teams will ensure that you have the help you need to adjust to life as an international student abroad.

Cybernetics

Mathematics

Civil Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Business with Finance

Mechanical Engineering

Accounting and Finance

Business Economics

Study Abroad

Event Management

Early Years Teacher Status

Primary Education with Qualified Teacher Status

Graphic and Digital Design

Sport and Exercise Science

Electrical and Electronc Engineering

Psychology

Marketing Management

Hospitality Management

Law

Statistics and Dat Analytice

Pharmacy

Business with Marketing

Business with Accounting

Drama

Architecture

Computing

History

Mathematics and Computer Science

Sociology

Digital Arts

Physical Geography

Business Studies

Biology

Animation

Business Management

Early Years

Physical Geography

Biology

Computer Engineering

Computing

Business Computing

Midwifery

Chemistry

Tourism Management

English Literature

Urban Design

Creative Writing

Mechanical Engineering

Quantitiy Surveying

Engineering Managment

Human Nutrrition&Health

Construction Management

Fil Studies

Social Work

Law Senior Status 

Event Management

Public Health

History and English

Chemistry

Pharmaceutical Sciences

Mathematics

Climate Change

Mechanical Engineering Technlogy

Global Public Health

Lanscape Architecture

History and Sociology

History and Politics

Financial Mathematics

Digital Media Desing and Developement

Finance and Investment Banking

Software Engineering

Encironmental Science

Animal Management

Adut Nursing

Early Years

sociology and Criminology

Mechanical Engineering

Business Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Paramedic Science

Law in Pratice

Business Purchashing and Supply Chain Maagement

Human Resource Management

Biomedical Science

PCE Further Education

Media and Communications

Mathematics with Economics

Forensic Science

Children Nursing

Computer Science(Networkig)

Mathematics with Business

Computing(Information Systems)

Criminology and Criminal Justice

Environmental Science

Horticulture-Commercial

Applied Biomedical Science

With a range of comfortable and modern rooms close to campus, the University of Greenwich provides high-quality accommodation perfectly suited to your needs.

The Greenwich campus offers a choice of there different halls of residence, all within easy walking distance of the University’s lecture halls and facilities.

One of the many reasons that students come to the University of Greenwich is its location, which offers the excitement and attractions of London coupled with the countryside charm of Kent.

London needs no introduction, a thriving global metropolis with something for everyone, the city is as famous for its retail, restaurants, architecture and culture as it is for Buckingham Palace and Big Ben. Whether it’s science, history, art, design or fashion that interest you, London has a huge range of world-class museums and galleries to explore – many of which are free!

Just outside London, the county of Kent boasts a wealth of scenic countryside and coastal resorts: tourist attractions include Leeds Castle and Canterbury Cathedral, and local towns have a range of shopping, entertainment and leisure on offer when you are taking a break from studying. Medway also has excellent links to the rest of the county, and the campus is close to the historic city of Rochester.

Cutty Sark Hall

The Cutty Sark Hall offers 231 single study/bedrooms, all with en-suite shower/toilet facilities in shared, self-catering flats. Situated in the heart of Greenwich, it sits above the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) station among shops that are only a few minutes’ walk from the Greenwich campus.

McMillan Student Village

The McMillan Student Village offers a range of accommodation only 10-15 minutes’ walk from Greenwich town centre and Deptford High Street. The site accommodates students from a number of local colleges and features a large common room for the use of all residents.

Daniel Dafoe Hall

The Daniel Dafoe Hall is located next to the Greenwich rail and Docklands Light Railway station, approximately 15 minutes’ walk from Greenwich campus. I  includes 358 en-suite rooms for students in a mix of flatshares, studios and two-bedroom “studio-style” flats, as well as two student communal areas and a mini-gym for residents.