University of Greenwich Intakes and Deadlines

Most students arrive in September, when all four faculties run at full strength and the bulk of scholarships are awarded; a smaller January entry and a niche April/May window cover select postgraduate courses for students whose previous results land outside the usual cycle. Undergraduates apply through UCAS or an approved agent, while postgraduates go directly through Greenwich's own portal. Two courses: Social Work and Adult Nursing, must go through UCAS regardless of level.

University of Greenwich Fees for International Students

Greenwich tuition for international students is charged per year and varies modestly by course and faculty. The 2026-27 figures below are approximate annual estimates for tuition only. INR values are approximate (around ₹107 per £1).

University of Greenwich Programmes

Greenwich offers over 400 undergraduate and postgraduate programs across four faculties, with strong professional accreditation and industry links:

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  Bachelor's Degrees three-year degrees in fields such as computer engineering, business, architecture, nursing, social work, and the sciences, many leading to professional registration.
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  Master's & Postgraduate Coursework programs in high-demand areas like business intelligence, strategic marketing, machine intelligence, international business, and the Triple-Crown-accredited MBA.
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  Research Degrees PhD and research master's, with a 1,500-word research proposal typically required at application.
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  Pathways the University of Greenwich International College (UGIC) offers foundation and pre-sessional English programs for students who fall short of direct-entry requirements.
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  Distinctive Strengths the Greenwich Maritime Institute, the Natural Resources Institute (globally recognised for pest management and agricultural research), and a Medway School of Pharmacy run jointly with the University of Kent.
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  Career Focus courses accredited by bodies such as the Chartered Management Institute and the Nursing and Midwifery Council, with strong employer links including BAE Systems and IBM.

University of Greenwich International Students Criteria

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  Undergraduate academic requirement: A recognised Year 12-equivalent qualification; Indian applicants typically need around 60–65% in Class 12 (CBSE, ISC and state boards all accepted). A minimum GPA of around 2.8/4.00 applies for some international qualifications (3.00 for engineering, architecture and computing courses).
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  Postgraduate requirement: A recognised bachelor's degree with around 55% (some Indian universities accepted at 50%, often alongside 1–2 years of relevant work experience for business courses).
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  English proficiency: IELTS 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in each band) for most undergraduate courses, and IELTS 6.5 (minimum 5.5 in each band) for most postgraduate courses; TOEFL, PTE Academic, Cambridge English and Duolingo are also accepted. Nursing, Social Work and some health programs require higher scores (up to IELTS 7.0).
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  English waiver: Applicants scoring 70%+ in Class 12 English may qualify for a waiver (not applicable to applicants from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Uttarakhand boards).
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  Pathways / study gaps: Students below the entry threshold can join UGIC's foundation or pre-sessional English programs; the university accepts study gaps of up to 2 years with a valid academic or work-related reason.
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  Supporting documents: Academic transcripts, passport copy, personal statement, references, a CV (for postgraduate), and a 1,500-word research proposal for research programs.
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  Application route: UG applicants apply via UCAS or an authorised agent (Social Work and Adult Nursing must go through UCAS); PG applicants apply directly through Greenwich's online portal. MBA does not require GMAT or prior work experience.
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  Student visa: After accepting an offer and meeting all conditions, Greenwich issues a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS); students then apply for the UK Student visa with proof of funds and any required documents (such as a TB test certificate).

University of Greenwich Scholarships

Greenwich offers a range of merit-based and subject-specific scholarships for international students, with most assessed automatically or through a short additional form. The awards below are open to Indian and other international students.

1. International Scholarship Award

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  A tuition-fee reduction of up to £3,500–£5,000 off first-year fees (reported amount varies by source and intake).
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  Open to international fee-paying undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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  Available to all eligible offer-holders; some intakes require a short application.

2. Artificial Intelligence & Data Science Scholarship

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  A tuition-fee reduction (around £2,000) for students enrolling in eligible AI or data science programs.
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  Open to international students, including from India.
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  Assessed at the time of application or offer.

3. GREAT Scholarship

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  A UK government-backed scholarship for students from specific eligible countries.
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  Covers a significant portion of tuition or a fixed award amount, depending on the cycle.
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  Competitive, with its own separate application process and deadline.

4. Choral Bursary & Ann Packer Sports Scholarship

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  The Choral Bursary (around £1,000/year) supports students who join the university choir.
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  The Ann Packer Sports Scholarship (around £4,000) supports students competing in sport at a high level.
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  Open to eligible international students alongside academic offers.

5. International Hardship Fund

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  Discretionary financial support for enrolled international students facing unexpected financial difficulty during their studies.
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  Not a recruitment scholarship, applied for after enrolment, on a case-by-case basis.