The process for applying to the University of Greenwich is different for full-time and part-time students. See the steps below.
You can apply for up to five choices of institution/course. This may include degree and non-degree courses.
To apply for more than one course at Greenwich, you make a separate entry for each choice. However, if you apply for a degree and an HND in the same subject, this may count as one choice. (Please check with us first.)
For help with your application and the latest application fee, see the UCAS guide.
Make sure you enter the institution and course codes correctly on the online form.
The campus codes for the main university campuses are:
Partner college codes are listed below:
*code not required.
To study part-time, you apply directly to the university.
For a printed copy of the application form, please call 020 8331 9000 or email us via our contact form.
Please check the attendance requirements of your course before applying. You may be able to change between full-time and part-time status after registration.
There is no closing date for part-time applications, but we advise you to apply as early as possible and not to wait for examination results.
If you are currently in the final year of a Foundation Degree or HNC/HND at Greenwich or a Partner College, Fast Track offers progression onto the final year of a related degree programme without the need to apply through UCAS.
We identify the courses that have a natural progression to further courses taught at Greenwich.
For example, students on the FdA Education and Special Education Needs may progress onto Year 3 of the BA Education Studies or BA Early Years.
If you wish to begin a 'Top-up' course at one of our Partner Colleges, your tuition fee may be different to our on-campus fee (see Partner College tuition fees). To progress onto the second or final year (top up) of an honours degree, you must have successfully completed one of the following:
If you apply to study at the same or lower level as a qualification you already hold, you may not be entitled to student support and may have to pay your own tuition fees.
If you are unclear about the support you may be entitled to or the tuition fee you will have to pay, please contact us.
We are committed to fair admissions and access by recruiting students regardless of their social, cultural or economic background.
Our admissions policy sets out the principles and procedures we use to admit new students for all courses offered by the university and its partner and network colleges.