ABOUT US

The University of Greenwich is a leading public university in London, United Kingdom, known for its stunning historic campus and strong focus on research, innovation, and student experience. With campuses in Greenwich, Avery Hill, and Medway, the university offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across fields like business, engineering, computing, education, and the arts. Its riverside Greenwich campus, set within a UNESCO World Heritage Site, combines rich history with modern learning facilities—making it an inspiring place to study and grow.

1. January 2026 Programmes — (Undergraduate & Postgraduate )

Undergraduate

• Business Management, BA (Hons) — including Sandwich option

• Health Sciences — Adult Nursing (BSc Hons) (Greenwich & Medway variants)

Postgraduate

Engineering

• Engineering Management, MSc

• Engineering Management with Industrial Practice, MSc

• Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering (+ Industrial Practice)

• Electrical & Electronic Engineering (+ Industrial Practice)

• Electrical Power Engineering (+ Industrial Practice)

• Civil Engineering (+ Industrial Practice)

• Water, Waste & Environmental Engineering (+ Industrial Practice)

• Advanced Chemical Engineering (+ Industrial practice)

• Applied Artificial Intelligence for Engineering, MSc

• Construction Project Management (+ Industrial Practice)

Science

• Pharmaceutical Sciences, MSc (+ Industrial Practice)

• Formulation Science, MSc

• Biotechnology, MSc

• Food Innovation, MSc (+ Industrial Practice)

Health Sciences

• Interprofessional Healthcare Simulation, MSc

• Global Public Health, MSc

Accounting, Finance & Economics

• Accounting & Finance, MSc

• Economics, MSc

Business, Operations & Strategy

• International Business, MA (with & without placement)

• Business Analytics, MSc

Management & Marketing

• Marketing Management, MA (with & without placement)

Executive Business Centre

• Global MBA (with & without placement)

Computing & Mathematical Science

• Big Data & Business Intelligence, MSc

• Management of Business Information Technology, MSc

• Computer Forensics & Cyber Security, MSc

• Computer Science (Network Engineering), MSc

• Computer Science, MSc

• Computing & Information Systems, MSc

• Data Science, MSc (incl. Fintech)

Natural Resources Institute

• Applied Food Safety & Quality Management (MSc / MSc PGDip)

• Global Environmental Change (MSc, and with Industrial Practice)

Education

• Education, MA

2. BSc Nursing — Professional Practice (Top-up) — January 2026

This is a dedicated top-up for qualified nursing professionals who want to convert prior qualifications and experience into a UK BSc (Hons).

Entry Requirements (as stated on flyer):

• Academic qualification: Diploma / Level 5 in Nursing (240 credits).

• Professional experience: Minimum of 12 months post-graduation clinical experience with proof of employment (verification letter).

• English language: IELTS 6.5 overall, with a minimum 6.0 in each component.

• Interview: No interview is required.

How the programme is positioned: top-up route for registrants wanting an honours degree while recognising professional experience.

3. CAS Deadlines & Important Visa Dates — January 2026 Intake

Use these dates to manage offers, deposits, and CAS issuance. The university groups nationalities into Group A, B, and C — the data below summarizes the deadlines.

Group definitions :

• Group A: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Ghana, Iran, Iraq, Kenya, Myanmar, Pakistan, Syria, Vietnam

• Group B: India, Nepal, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Uganda

• Group C: All other nationals

CAS Deadlines — Key Dates

• Last new conditional offer date: 19/12/2025 (Group A + B*) | 19/12/2025 (Group C)

• Last new unconditional offer date: 02/01/2026 (Group A+B) | 07/01/2026 (Group C)

• Last update date (conditional → unconditional): 02/01/2026 (Group A+B) | 07/01/2026 (Group C)

  • Note: agents must have provided documents by this date. Students paying close to the deadline must make immediate payment to secure a place.

• Last deposit date: 02/01/2026 (Group A+B) | 07/01/2026 (Group C)

  • Note: Students must have deposited by this date; finance may allocate payments later, but the deposit secures a place.

• Last CAS issuance date: 07/01/2026 (Group A+B) | 14/01/2026 (Group C)

  • Note: Students who receive CAS after these dates should apply for a priority visa.

• Course start date / Welcome week: 05/01/2026 (Welcome week starts)

• Teaching start date: 12/01/2026 (Teaching begins)

• Latest registration/arrival date: 30/01/2026

4. Step-by-Step Application Process

Follow these steps to improve your chances and meet the University of Greenwich January 2026 intake deadlines.

1. Choose your programme

   • Consult the programme list above and confirm whether the January intake is open for your chosen degree (many MSc programmes and some UG courses run in January).

2. Check the entry requirements.

   • For taught courses, verify academic, work experience, and English language requirements. For the BSc Nursing top-up: Diploma/Level 5 (240 credits), 12 months’ clinical experience, IELTS 6.5 (min 6.0 each).

3. Prepare documents (scanned, clear copies)

   • Passport biodata page; academic transcripts/diploma; degree certificates; employment verification letter (for Nursing top-up and professional degrees); CV; English test result (IELTS or equivalent); passport photo; any additional programme-specific documents.

4. Submit application

   • Apply via the University of Greenwich application portal or through an approved agent. Indicate January 2026 intake. Include all required documents to avoid processing delays.

5. Follow up on offers

   • If you receive a conditional offer, satisfy outstanding conditions (e.g., final transcripts, English test) before the Last update date for your group.

6. Pay deposit

   • Pay the required deposit by the Last deposit date for your nationality group to secure your place. Keep receipts.

7. Unconditional offer & CAS

   • After meeting conditions and paying the deposit, the university issues an unconditional offer and then a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies). Note the Last CAS issuance date for your group.

8. Apply for a visa

   • Use CAS to apply for your UK student visa. If CAS is provided after the recommended dates, consider requesting priority visa processing.

9. Plan arrival & registration

   • Aim to arrive by the latest arrival/registration date and attend Welcome Week (05/01/2026). Teaching begins on 12/01/2026.

10. Accommodation & travel

• Book accommodation early (university halls or private). Arrange travel after CAS and visa are confirmed. Keep copies of all documents when traveling.

5. Documents Checklist

• Passport (clear photo page with the location and emergency contact information)

• Academic transcripts and certificates (certified translations if not in English)

• Diploma (Level 5) — for Nursing top-up applicants (240 credits)

• Employment verification letter (12 months post-grad clinical experience for Nursing top-up)

• IELTS / English language evidence (IELTS 6.5 overall, min 6.0 per component for Nursing top-up)

• CV / Resume

• Personal statement (if required)

• Financial evidence (for visa)

• Deposit payment receipt

6. Visa & CAS Practical Tips

• Begin English language tests and document gathering early — these often cause delays.

• If applying through an agent, ensure they submit verified documents to the university before the relevant last update/deposit dates.

• If CAS is issued late, contact the university's international office to discuss priority visa application options.

• Keep digital and hard copies of all correspondence from the university.

7. Key Dates Summary

• 19 Dec 2025 — Last new conditional offer (all groups)

• 02 Jan 2026 — Last unconditional offer/deposit/update(Group A+B)

• 07 Jan 2026 — Last unconditional offer/ddeposit/update(Group C) & CAS issuance (Group A+B)

• 14 Jan 2026 — CAS issuance (Group C)

• 05 Jan 2026 — Welcome week starts

• 12 Jan 2026 — Teaching begins

• 30 Jan 2026 — Latest registration/arrival

🎓 University of Greenwich – Campuses & Nearby Landmarks

1. Greenwich Campus (London)

Address: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, London SE10 9LS

Nearby Landmarks: Greenwich Park, Cutty Sark, River Thames, National Maritime Museum

Highlights: Iconic riverside location in historic Greenwich; blend of heritage architecture and modern learning spaces; quick DLR and rail access to central London.

2. Avery Hill Campus (Eltham, South-East London)

Address: Southwood Site, Avery Hill Road, Eltham, London SE9 2UG

Nearby Landmarks: Avery Hill Park, Eltham Palace, New Eltham Station

Highlights: Green, spacious campus ideal for sports and health studies; on-site accommodation; vibrant student community with easy London connections.

3. Medway Campus (Chatham Maritime, Kent)

Address: Central Avenue, Chatham Maritime, Kent ME4 4TB

Nearby Landmarks: Dockside Outlet Centre, Historic Dockyard Chatham, Chatham Maritime Marina

Highlights: Peaceful and affordable study environment; strong focus on engineering, science, and pharmacy; 45 minutes by train to London.