Find out how to apply as an international student for courses at the University of Greenwich.
The application process you need to complete, depends upon on the level of course you are interested in studying.
Undergraduate courses
Students who wish to study at undergraduate (Bachelor's) level can either apply through one of our trusted agency partners* or direct to us via UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service).
If you wish to study BA Hons Social Work or BSc Hons Adult Nursing, you must apply through UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service).
Students who wish to study a training or qualification programme associated with teaching or education, which is organised or accredited by the Department for Education (DFE) can apply here.
Postgraduate courses
Students who wish to study at postgraduate (Master’s) level with us, can either apply directly on our website using the online application form or use one of our trusted agency partners*.
*Students applying through an agent should check they are an official partner of the University of Greenwich. Further details of our official agents can be found on our Greenwich in my country.
If you are unsure about the validity of an agent, contact us to discuss your concerns or chat with us by clicking on the compass icon in the bottom right of the screen.
Research degrees
Students who wish to apply for a research degree (MPhil or PhD), please view applying for a research degree.
Foundation and pre-sessional English
We also offer students foundation courses before their undergraduate or postgraduate studies if they fail to meet the entry requirements for direct entry to our programmes. These are run at University of Greenwich International College (UGIC).
For students whose English language is slightly below the levels required, we offer pre-sessional English courses which can then progress to a student’s degree.
What happens next
Receiving an offer
If you have provided us the necessary documents and are eligible, we will send you/your agent an offer letter. If there are still outstanding documents, we will issue a conditional offer explaining what else you need to provide.
Accepting your offer
You will then need to accept your offer and fulfil any outstanding conditions. Once this is complete our CAS team will help with issuing you the documents you need for your student visa.
Help and support
Scholarships and funding
We have a range of scholarships available, including the International Scholarship Award and EU Bursary, open to all offer holders.
Student visa support
The visa process can feel overwhelming, but we've gathered all the information you will need to make the process as easy as possible.