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University of Greenwich
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Nearby attractions
Old Royal Naval College
London SE10 9NN, United Kingdom
Naval College Gardens
2 Cutty Sark Gardens, London SE10 9LW, United Kingdom
Cutty Sark
King William Walk, London SE10 9HT, United Kingdom
National Maritime Museum
Romney Rd, London SE10 9NF, United Kingdom
Painted Hall
College Way, London SE10 9NN, United Kingdom
National Maritime Museum Gardens
King William Walk, London SE10 9JH, United Kingdom
Queen's House
Romney Rd, London SE10 9NF, United Kingdom
City Cruises
King William Walk, London SE10 9HT, United Kingdom
Greenwich Tourist Information Desk
Visitor Centre at the Old Royal Naval College, 2 Cutty Sark Gardens, London SE10 9LW, United Kingdom
King William Court, University of Greenwich
Old Royal Naval College Park Row, London SE10 9LS, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Goddards at Greenwich
22 King William Walk, London SE10 9HU, United Kingdom
Bill's Greenwich Restaurant
13 Nelson Rd., London SE10 9JB, United Kingdom
Nando's Greenwich - Cutty Sark
West Unit, Greenwich Promenade, King William Walk, London SE10 9HT, United Kingdom
Zizzi - Greenwich
Unit W2, Greenwich Promenade, Cutty Sark Gardens, London SE10 9HT, United Kingdom
Sticks'n'Sushi Greenwich
1 Nelson Rd., London SE10 9JB, United Kingdom
Honest Burgers Greenwich
8 Nelson Rd., London SE10 9JB, United Kingdom
Rosa's Thai Greenwich
16 Nelson Rd., London SE10 9JB, United Kingdom
The Yacht
5 Crane St, London SE10 9NP, United Kingdom
The Admiral Hardy
7 College Approach, London SE10 9HY, United Kingdom
Japes Greenwich
15 Nelson Rd., London SE10 9JB, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
ibis London Greenwich
30 Stockwell St, London SE10 9JN, United Kingdom
Novotel London Greenwich
173-185 Greenwich High Rd, London SE10 8JA, United Kingdom
Number 16 B&B
16 St Alfege Passage, London SE10 9JS, United Kingdom
St Christopher's Inn Greenwich
189 Greenwich High Rd, London SE10 8JQ, United Kingdom
OYO The King William Hotel
155-157 Trafalgar Rd, London SE10 9TX, United Kingdom
Travelodge London Greenwich High Road
Greenwich High Rd, London SE10 8JH, United Kingdom
Zedwell Greenwich
Cavatina Point, 7 Harmony Pl, London SE8 3FB, United Kingdom
Daniel Defoe Hall
10 Lovibond Ln, London SE10 9FY, United Kingdom
The Crown Rooms
176 Trafalgar Rd, London SE10 9TZ, United Kingdom
Elegant Plus Apartments
228-232 Trafalgar Rd, London SE10 9ER, United Kingdom
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University of Greenwich

Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, London SE10 9LS, United Kingdom
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attractions: Old Royal Naval College, Naval College Gardens, Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Painted Hall, National Maritime Museum Gardens, Queen's House, City Cruises, Greenwich Tourist Information Desk, King William Court, University of Greenwich, restaurants: Goddards at Greenwich, Bill's Greenwich Restaurant, Nando's Greenwich - Cutty Sark, Zizzi - Greenwich, Sticks'n'Sushi Greenwich, Honest Burgers Greenwich, Rosa's Thai Greenwich, The Yacht, The Admiral Hardy, Japes Greenwich
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Nearby attractions of University of Greenwich

Old Royal Naval College

Naval College Gardens

Cutty Sark

National Maritime Museum

Painted Hall

National Maritime Museum Gardens

Queen's House

City Cruises

Greenwich Tourist Information Desk

King William Court, University of Greenwich

Old Royal Naval College

Old Royal Naval College

4.7

(2.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Naval College Gardens

Naval College Gardens

4.5

(915)

Open 24 hours
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Cutty Sark

Cutty Sark

4.6

(8.6K)

Open 24 hours
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National Maritime Museum

National Maritime Museum

4.6

(5.6K)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of University of Greenwich

Goddards at Greenwich

Bill's Greenwich Restaurant

Nando's Greenwich - Cutty Sark

Zizzi - Greenwich

Sticks'n'Sushi Greenwich

Honest Burgers Greenwich

Rosa's Thai Greenwich

The Yacht

The Admiral Hardy

Japes Greenwich

Goddards at Greenwich

Goddards at Greenwich

4.6

(1.9K)

$

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Bill's Greenwich Restaurant

Bill's Greenwich Restaurant

4.7

(4.5K)

$

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Nando's Greenwich - Cutty Sark

Nando's Greenwich - Cutty Sark

4.2

(1.2K)

$

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Zizzi - Greenwich

Zizzi - Greenwich

4.3

(961)

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Reviews of University of Greenwich

4.4
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I have already sent email to complain team as it has been outline on the complain guideline by university:

To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally submit a complaint regarding the unresolved status of my international scholarship application, and the ongoing lack of support and communication from the relevant departments at the University of Greenwich. Background: I applied for the international scholarship for the academic year 2024/25 as part of my application and received written confirmation that I was eligible for a scholarship of £1,000–£2,000, subject to completion of my Pre-Sessional English (PSE) course. I completed the PSE course on 30 August 2024, and as advised, I visited the Student Centre on 3 September 2024 to proceed with the scholarship. I was told that it was too late to process it for Term 1, but I could reapply for Term 2. This was confirmed verbally by the International team. Attempts to Resolve the Issue: Since September 2024, I have made multiple visits to the Student Centre and sent numerous follow-up emails to the International Office and the Scholarships team. I have not received any response since ever. the Finance Team also followed up on my behalf, sending a formal escalation to senior staff and the Head of Department, and she too confirmed that she received no response ad advised to make formal complain. Impact: This scholarship was a key factor in my decision to choose the University of Greenwich over other offers, despite the higher tuition fees. I also paid £1,200 for a two-week PSE course, in part based on the confirmation that I would later receive this scholarship. The continued lack of communication has placed significant financial and emotional strain on me as an international student. I have now been placed and approved on a payment plan for tuition through the Finance Office under the “Unforeseen Circumstances” process. Unforeseen Circumstances Application: Due to medical and financial challenges (detailed in my attached letter), I submitted a formal Unforeseen Circumstances application, which was approved by the Finance Office. As part of this application, I again referenced the outstanding scholarship. The Finance Team agreed to a monthly tuition payment plan until June 2025, based on the understanding that the scholarship would significantly support my ability to meet these obligations. The scholarship is not just a bonus—it is a critical part of my financial plan, and I have attached the full “Letter of Details and Explanation” submitted in support of my Unforeseen Circumstances request, which outlines this clearly. Formal Complaint and Outcome Sought: I am formally requesting that the University: Acknowledge and validate my original scholarship application and the written confirmation of my eligibility. Award the international scholarship that was promised to me, in full, as per the terms outlined in the original confirmation. Provide a written explanation as to why my previous emails and visits were ignored and what steps are being taken to improve communication going forward. I expect a formal response to this complaint, in line with the University's complaints procedure. I am attaching all relevant correspondence and supporting documentation for your reference. Thank you for your urgent attention to...

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5.0
43w

University of Greenwich – Overview The University of Greenwich is a well-established public university in London, UK, known for its academic excellence, modern facilities, and career-focused education. Founded in 1890, it has grown into a globally recognized institution, attracting students from over 140 countries. The university is ranked 691–700 in the QS World University Rankings 2024 and 501-600 in THE rankings, reflecting its commitment to high-quality education and research.

Campuses & Facilities The university has three campuses:

Greenwich Campus – Located near the iconic Cutty Sark and housed in a UNESCO World Heritage site, it offers stunning historical architecture with modern academic resources. Avery Hill Campus – Known for its health, education, and sports facilities, including advanced laboratories and student accommodations. Medway Campus – Specializes in science, engineering, and pharmacy programs, offering cutting-edge research and practical training facilities. Students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories, libraries, computing services, and 24/7 digital student support. The university also provides social clubs, career services, and extracurricular activities, ensuring a well-rounded student experience.

Academic Strengths & Reputation The University of Greenwich is particularly strong in fields like:

Pharmaceutical Sciences Engineering & Computing Business & Management Architecture & Design Health & Social Care The university emphasizes research-driven learning, preparing students with the latest industry knowledge and practical skills. The 17:1 student-to-teacher ratio ensures personalized learning support.

Student Life & International Community With a diverse student body, Greenwich provides a welcoming environment for international students. The university organizes cultural events, networking opportunities, and career fairs, helping students build professional connections.

Why Choose the University of Greenwich? Globally Recognized Degree – Well-regarded by employers worldwide. Modern Research & Learning Facilities – Cutting-edge laboratories, libraries, and digital services. Affordable & Accessible Location – Situated in London with lower living costs compared to other UK cities. Career Support & Internships – Strong industry links help students secure jobs and placements. Multicultural & Safe Environment – A diverse, inclusive, and student-friendly university. With its rich history, innovative teaching methods, and student-focused approach, the University of Greenwich is an excellent choice for those seeking quality education and strong career...

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1.0
25w

Most lectures are really good and knowledgeable I really loved being part of the Natural Resources Institute the best department to be in as they made my experiences less traumatic and helped me to ensure I was supported which I truly appreciated, and the support with placement from Jessica was amazing such a great experience.

What I did not appreciate was being taught outdated racist narratives like Darwin theory that has been debunked and false narratives on Africa which you do not expect from lectures, unless they wish to perpetuate racism and racist ideologies. I also wouldn't recommend anyone with sickle cell anaemia or an invisible illness to attend the university of Greenwich as I was turned down extenuating circumstances repeatedly and had to appeal which affected my studies, the lack of knowledge on disabilities and lack of empathy to disabled students is shocking if you are from a certain demographic, I did my degree and received some understanding and support only having to appeal once, but as a returning student to do my masters I found the extenuating circumstances team to be very discriminatory and misinformed, and was repeatedly turned down and had to appeal, which was eventually awarded and now supports a legal case against the university. The University of Greenwich administration and finance team and management are disorganised, unprofessional, and ill mannered. I had an administration issue ignored by them for a year and 5 months seriously risking my health and masters degree which they still refuse to acknowledge this misconduct that caused a retake, and now harass me to pay for student finance uk and the university of Greenwich mistakes. I would not recommend this university to anyone or allow my own children to attend this university to experience such lack of empathy, breeches of the Equality Act 2010 in concerns of race and disability, and the unprofessional conduct from the administrative staff and extenuating circumstances teams many students rely on. I wouldn't want anyone to experience what I have been through in this past 2 years, and now have to seek justice and support after working so hard to pass while being mistreated by the university’s administrative staff and ignored by their governing bodies until I involved outside entities. Its been a disappointing and disheartening experience as a disabled student especially when they advertise how great student wellbeing is but they fundamentally only support the university not the student when they...

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OkayokayrelaxOkayokayrelax
(First-year student) Why are so many of these reviews from people who have never studied here? Tourists just walk past a couple old buildings and think they need to leave a review for some odd reason resulting in an inflated inaccurate rating. If your an international student and really want to study in London it's pretty great and they'll very likely accept you because they love money but if you're not then it's all just very very bleh. A cardboard cut-out of a university that is way too reliant on its outwards appearance. I seriously don't understand how anyone feels "a part" of Greenwich... the place has the same level of community spirit as an airport terminal but hey at least it makes a decent movie set for Hollywood I guess lol. Hopefully, my opinion changes as time goes on and if it does I will remove this review but I'm not very hopeful. Take what I say with a pinch of salt, of course, you might love it here! probably not though. There are many worse places you could choose to study however that's for sure. Maybe the muppets can come back and take over the place or something, probably a lot more competent than most of the current staff.
Shaik Masud RanaShaik Masud Rana
This photo captures the stunning Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London—a masterpiece of Baroque architecture designed by Sir Christopher Wren. The symmetrical domed buildings, grand courtyards, and beautifully maintained lawns make it a breathtaking sight. The area is rich in history, home to the famous Painted Hall, and offers spectacular views of the River Thames. A must-visit for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a peaceful yet awe-inspiring spot in London!
Sazali M SallehSazali M Salleh
We came to visit this remarkable university 2 days after Christmas, and some of the facilities were still closed. The Old Navy College was a part of it, and we took a lot of photos within the surrounding area. As an architect, I truly appreciate how the historical buildings had been preserved, to reflect their former grandeur, and for the future generations to experience. We visited the famous Queen's House, where the late Queen Elizabeth II regularly visited during her lifetime..
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(First-year student) Why are so many of these reviews from people who have never studied here? Tourists just walk past a couple old buildings and think they need to leave a review for some odd reason resulting in an inflated inaccurate rating. If your an international student and really want to study in London it's pretty great and they'll very likely accept you because they love money but if you're not then it's all just very very bleh. A cardboard cut-out of a university that is way too reliant on its outwards appearance. I seriously don't understand how anyone feels "a part" of Greenwich... the place has the same level of community spirit as an airport terminal but hey at least it makes a decent movie set for Hollywood I guess lol. Hopefully, my opinion changes as time goes on and if it does I will remove this review but I'm not very hopeful. Take what I say with a pinch of salt, of course, you might love it here! probably not though. There are many worse places you could choose to study however that's for sure. Maybe the muppets can come back and take over the place or something, probably a lot more competent than most of the current staff.
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This photo captures the stunning Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London—a masterpiece of Baroque architecture designed by Sir Christopher Wren. The symmetrical domed buildings, grand courtyards, and beautifully maintained lawns make it a breathtaking sight. The area is rich in history, home to the famous Painted Hall, and offers spectacular views of the River Thames. A must-visit for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a peaceful yet awe-inspiring spot in London!
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We came to visit this remarkable university 2 days after Christmas, and some of the facilities were still closed. The Old Navy College was a part of it, and we took a lot of photos within the surrounding area. As an architect, I truly appreciate how the historical buildings had been preserved, to reflect their former grandeur, and for the future generations to experience. We visited the famous Queen's House, where the late Queen Elizabeth II regularly visited during her lifetime..
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