University of Greenwich admissions run on two annual intakes — a large September intake covering most programmes and a smaller January intake for selected business, computing, engineering, and nursing courses. Indian applicants need Class XII with 65 percent for undergraduate entry and a Bachelor’s with 55 percent (50 percent from Mumbai, Pune, Calcutta, Delhi, Bangalore, or Madras universities) for postgraduate taught degrees.
- Next live deadline: UCAS equal-consideration deadline for the September 2027 intake closes on 13 January 2027; direct PG submissions run rolling.
- Base tuition and fees: UG from GBP 17,975 (around INR 23.21 Lakhs) per year, PG from GBP 18,700 (around INR 24.15 Lakhs); UCAS application fee GBP 34.50 (around INR 4,455), direct PG applications carry no fee.
- Eligibility floor: UG needs Class XII at 65 percent, PG needs a Bachelor’s at 55 percent; IELTS 6.0 for UG and 6.5 for PG, both with 5.5 in each band.
- Acceptance rate: estimated at 60 to 68 percent based on third-party admissions data; the university does not publish an official institutional figure.
Popular Indian-applicant choices include the MSc Data Science, MSc Cybersecurity, MBA, and BEng Civil Engineering. Recent Greenwich cohorts describe the admissions team as responsive on document queries, and the CAS turnaround typically runs 10 working days after the deposit clears. The University of Greenwich overview maps campus and placements alongside admissions.
Table of Contents
- University of Greenwich Application Deadlines
- Greenwich Eligibility for Indian Students
- University of Greenwich PG Programs and English Scores
- Greenwich UG Programs and Entry Requirements
- University of Greenwich MBA Admissions
- Greenwich PhD Application Route
- University of Greenwich Application Process
- Greenwich Admission Decisions and Offers
- University of Greenwich Documents Required
- Greenwich Acceptance Rate for Indian Students
- UK Student Visa Process
- Tips and Checklist for University of Greenwich Admissions
- University of Greenwich Admissions FAQs
University of Greenwich Application Deadlines
The September intake carries the widest programme coverage and is the primary intake for Indian students; January opens only for a shortlist of business, computing, engineering, and nursing courses. Undergraduate applicants route through UCAS (the UK’s central undergraduate portal), while postgraduate applicants apply directly through the university’s Nelson application portal. Deadlines below are drawn from the official Greenwich international applications page.
Greenwich’s primary intake for Indian students is September — most programmes open here.
| Intake | Level | App Opens | Deadline | App Fee | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary intake — September 2027 | UG | 1 September 2026 (submissions) | 13 January 2027 (equal consideration) | GBP 34.50 (around INR 4,455) | UCAS |
| September 2027 | PG | Rolling (open now) | Recommended by 30 June 2027 | No application fee | Nelson (direct) |
| January 2027 | UG and PG (selected) | Open now | Recommended by 11 December 2026 | No application fee (PG); GBP 34.50 UCAS (UG) | Nelson / UCAS |
Planning note: Greenwich accepts postgraduate applications on a rolling basis, but submit at least six weeks before your start date so CAS issuance and visa processing fit inside the window.
University of Greenwich Eligibility for Indian Students
Greenwich publishes country-specific entry criteria for Indian qualifications, with Class XII and Bachelor’s percentages that translate directly to Indian grading. All figures below are drawn from the official Greenwich India page.
- UG general entry: Class XII with 65 percent from a recognised Indian board within the last two years.
- UG advanced entry: completed Year 1 of an Indian bachelor’s with 60 percent for Year 2 or 3 direct entry.
- PG general entry: a three or four-year Indian Bachelor’s with 55 percent in the final year.
- PG top-tier exception: 50 percent accepted from Mumbai, Savitribai Phule Pune, Calcutta, Delhi, Bangalore, and Madras universities.
- Specialised PG programmes: 65 percent from most Indian universities, or 60 percent from the top-tier list above.
Greenwich English Language Scores
Greenwich accepts several tests. Undergraduate needs IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 in each band; postgraduate needs IELTS 6.5 with 5.5 in each band. Nursing and midwifery need IELTS 7.0, and speech and language therapy needs IELTS 8.0 with 7.5 in each skill.
| Test | UG Minimum | PG Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS Academic / UKVI | 6.0 overall, 5.5 each band | 6.5 overall, 5.5 each band |
| TOEFL iBT | 72 overall (R 8, L 7, S 16, W 18) | 79 overall |
| PTE Academic | 59 overall, 51 each skill | 58 overall, 51 each skill |
| Duolingo English Test | 105 overall, 95 each skill | 110 overall |
| Cambridge C1 Advanced (post-2015) | 169 overall, 162 each skill | 176 overall |
Greenwich IELTS Waiver for Indian Students
Indian applicants can skip IELTS if their Class XII English score is 65 percent or higher and the certificate is dated within the last two years. Older certificates require a fresh IELTS or PTE result. The Class XII waiver is not accepted for applicants whose Class XII was issued in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, or Uttarakhand — these applicants must submit a test. Passport holders from UKVI-defined majority English-speaking countries and holders of degrees taught in English are also exempt.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official University of Greenwich India page for your chosen program before applying.
University of Greenwich PG Programs and English Scores
Postgraduate taught degrees at Greenwich run 12 months full-time and cluster around business, computing, engineering, and health. Base tuition for PG taught programmes starts at GBP 18,700 (around INR 24.15 Lakhs) per year, with most Indian-preferred programmes falling between GBP 18,700 and GBP 21,850 (around INR 28.21 Lakhs). For a course-wise breakdown across all Greenwich programmes, see the course-wise fees breakdown.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSc Data Science | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent, quantitative subjects preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Computer Science | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in computing or related | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Cyber Security | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in computing, IT, or STEM | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc International Business | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in any discipline | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Marketing Management | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent, business background preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Accounting and Finance | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in accounting, finance, or related | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Civil Engineering | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in civil or structural engineering | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Mechanical Engineering | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in mechanical engineering | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Global Public Health | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in health, science, or social science | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc Pharmaceutical Sciences | 1 year | Bachelor’s with 55 percent in pharmacy, chemistry, or biology | IELTS 6.5 |
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official University of Greenwich applications page for your chosen program before applying.
University of Greenwich UG Programs and Entry Requirements
Undergraduate degrees at Greenwich run three years for most disciplines and four years with placement or foundation year. Base tuition for UG programmes begins at GBP 17,975 (around INR 23.21 Lakhs) per year and reaches GBP 19,400 (around INR 25.05 Lakhs) for engineering and computing.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| BSc (Hons) Computing | 3 years | Class XII with 65 percent, Mathematics preferred | IELTS 6.0 |
| BA (Hons) Business Management | 3 years | Class XII with 65 percent | IELTS 6.0 |
| LLB (Hons) Law | 3 years | Class XII with 65 percent, English at 65 percent | IELTS 6.5 |
| BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering | 3 years | Class XII with 65 percent in Mathematics and Physics | IELTS 6.0 |
| BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing | 3 years | Class XII with 65 percent in science subjects | IELTS 7.0 |
University of Greenwich MBA Admissions
The Greenwich MBA is a one-year, full-time programme delivered from the Greenwich campus. It suits Indian applicants targeting a mid-career UK degree without a GMAT hurdle. GMAT and GRE are not mandatory for admission — the panel weighs the transcript, experience letter, and personal statement.
Greenwich MBA Entry Requirements
- Academic: a Bachelor’s degree with 55 percent from a recognised Indian university.
- Work experience: minimum three years of professional work experience for the full-time MBA.
- English: IELTS 6.5 with 5.5 in each band, or waiver as per Class XII rule.
- GMAT or GRE: not required; strong applications without a test are considered.
Greenwich MBA Intakes and Interview
The MBA opens for both September 2027 and January 2027 starts. Shortlisted applicants may receive a brief online interview covering career goals and reasons for choosing Greenwich; timing typically falls 2 to 4 weeks after the application is submitted. Base MBA tuition sits at GBP 21,850 (around INR 28.21 Lakhs) for the 2026-27 fee year — see the funding options for Indian students for scholarship routes on the MBA.
Greenwich PhD Application Route
Greenwich admits PhD candidates across four faculties — Engineering and Science, Business, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Education, Health and Human Sciences. PhD entry is research-proposal-led: applicants first identify a supervisor, then submit a formal application.
Greenwich PhD Application Steps
- Step 1: Draft a 1,500 to 2,000-word research proposal aligned to a live research group.
- Step 2: Contact a prospective supervisor via the faculty page for informal endorsement.
- Step 3: Submit the direct PhD application with proposal, transcripts, references, and CV.
- Step 4: Attend an interview (usually online) with the proposed supervisor and a second reader.
Greenwich PhD Entry and Funding
Applicants need a Master’s degree with distinction or a strong Bachelor’s plus research output. English requirement is IELTS 6.5 with 5.5 in each band. PhD applications are open year-round with intakes in October, February, and May. Funded studentships are advertised on faculty pages — see the Greenwich ranking band for the university’s research-power context.
Insider note: Applying to Greenwich PhD without a named supervisor rarely succeeds. Send a two-paragraph email with the proposal abstract before starting the formal application.
University of Greenwich Application Process
The application route splits by level. Undergraduates use UCAS; postgraduates apply directly to Greenwich through the Nelson portal. The steps below sequence a first-time Indian applicant from submission to CAS.
- Register on the correct portal. Undergraduates open a UCAS account for 2027 entry (UCAS opened 12 May 2026, submissions accepted from 1 September 2026). Postgraduates open a Nelson account on the Greenwich international applications page.
- Pay the application fee. UCAS charges GBP 34.50 (around INR 4,455) for the 2027 cycle covering up to five choices; direct PG submissions on Nelson carry no application fee.
- Upload transcripts and personal statement. Include Class X and XII marksheets or the Bachelor’s transcript with degree certificate, one personal statement, and one academic reference for PG.
- Add English evidence. Attach IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or Duolingo score reports; upload the Class XII English marksheet if using the MOI waiver.
- Track the decision. Direct PG decisions typically arrive in two to four weeks; UCAS UG decisions arrive on a rolling basis up to 13 January 2027.
- Accept the offer and pay the deposit. Pay the GBP 3,000 (around INR 3.87 Lakhs) tuition deposit via Flywire within 28 days to unlock the CAS request.
- Request the CAS. Complete the CAS Shield checks and receive the 14-digit reference within 10 working days for your UK Student visa application.
Greenwich Admission Decisions and Offers
Greenwich issues most direct postgraduate decisions within 2 to 4 weeks of receiving a complete application. Undergraduate decisions through UCAS follow the standard UK cycle and are usually returned before mid-May. Offers may be conditional (pending final marksheet, English score, or specific subject grade) or unconditional where all evidence is on file.
- Acceptance deadline: international applicants have a guaranteed 28 days to accept and pay the deposit.
- Deposit: GBP 3,000 (around INR 3.87 Lakhs) paid via Flywire triggers the CAS process.
- Deferral: offers can typically be deferred by one intake with written request to the admissions office.
- Rejection appeals: not routine; a new application in the next cycle with strengthened evidence is the normal route.
University of Greenwich Documents Required
All documents must be uploaded as clear PDF scans. Non-English documents need a certified English translation attached to the original.
- Valid Indian passport (biometric page, minimum one blank page on both sides).
- Class X and Class XII marksheets and pass certificates.
- Bachelor’s transcript with individual semester marksheets and the provisional or final degree certificate (PG applicants).
- English-test score report — IELTS TRF, TOEFL, PTE, or Duolingo.
- Statement of Purpose of 500 to 800 words tailored to the chosen programme.
- One academic reference on institutional letterhead (two references for PhD).
- Updated CV showing education, internships, and any full-time work.
- Work-experience letters (mandatory for MBA, optional for other PG).
- Portfolio for design, architecture, or creative programmes.
- Financial proof for the CAS stage — bank statement covering tuition plus GBP 1,483 per month for up to nine months of London living costs.
Greenwich Acceptance Rate for Indian Students
Greenwich does not publish an official institutional acceptance rate. Third-party admissions data estimates the rate at 60 to 68 percent, based on aggregated applicant-to-offer patterns across UG and PG. In practice, meeting the Class XII 65 percent floor for UG or the Bachelor’s 55 percent floor for PG with the right English evidence produces a strong likelihood of a conditional offer.
What Improves an Indian Applicant’s Odds
The single largest lever is a clean English submission — either a valid IELTS above the programme’s stated floor, or a compliant Class XII English score from a non-restricted state. Applicants routed through the Punjab, Haryana, UP, or Uttarakhand boards should attach IELTS rather than rely on the waiver, since a missing test is the top rejection reason for these states.
Where Indian Applications Get Held Up
Missing final-year marksheets, unaddressed academic gaps, and a generic SOP delay the file more than a low percentage does. Attach a one-page gap explanation for any break longer than six months so the admissions team does not need to email back.
Insider note: Applications from the top-tier universities named on the India page (Mumbai, Pune, Calcutta, Delhi, Bangalore, Madras) qualify at 50 percent for standard PG programmes — worth checking your parent university’s status before assuming you fall below the floor.
UK Student Visa Process
Indian applicants need the UK Student visa (the route that replaced Tier 4) to study at Greenwich. Apply once you hold the CAS from Greenwich and no earlier than six months before the course start date. The visa fee for applications made outside the UK is GBP 524 (around INR 67,664), plus the Immigration Health Surcharge of GBP 776 (around INR 1.00 Lakh) per year of the course. Financial proof must cover full first-year tuition plus GBP 1,483 (around INR 1.91 Lakhs) per month for up to nine months of London living costs, held in the applicant or sponsor account for 28 consecutive days.
Booking a TB test at an IOM-approved clinic in India is mandatory before submitting the visa application. Some engineering, computing, and pharmaceutical-sciences PG programmes need an ATAS certificate — check the CAS letter to confirm. On arrival, collect the Biometric Residence Permit within 10 days and register on the Greenwich CAS Shield system for the enrolment week.
2026 update: Graduate Route visa remains at two years after a Bachelor’s or Master’s and three years after a PhD, unchanged for 2027 starters at Greenwich.
Tips and Checklist for University of Greenwich Admissions
The following tips and steps are drawn from Indian-applicant patterns at Greenwich and the university’s own admissions guidance for the 2027 cycle.
- Confirm your MOI waiver eligibility first: Punjab, Haryana, UP, and Uttarakhand Class XII boards are excluded — book IELTS if that applies.
- Request transcripts 8 weeks before deadline: Indian universities often take 4 to 6 weeks to issue official copies.
- Aim to submit PG applications by October 2026: rolling review favours early files, and CAS windows tighten from March onwards.
- Book IELTS by August 2026: London-cluster demand pushes slots out into peak months.
- Keep your Bachelor’s provisional certificate ready: Greenwich accepts a provisional in place of the final degree at offer stage.
- Add a one-line SOP hook per programme: generic SOPs reused across five choices are the most common revision request.
- Pay the deposit within 21 days, not 28: a week of buffer time lets Flywire clear before CAS Shield opens.
- Prepare financial proof 40 days before CAS: the 28-day holding period plus statement issuance takes time.
Popular Indian-applicant programmes at Greenwich sit at the intersection of employability and reasonable tuition, with a CAS process that runs faster than most Russell Group peers when documents are clean. Meeting the Class XII 65 percent or Bachelor’s 55 percent floor with matching English evidence takes an Indian applicant most of the way to a conditional offer.
University of Greenwich Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What is the University of Greenwich application deadline for Indian students in 2027?
Ans. UCAS undergraduate applications for the September 2027 intake close on 13 January 2027 at 18:00 UK time. Postgraduate applications are rolling, but Greenwich recommends submitting at least six weeks before the intake start.
Ques. Does University of Greenwich accept Indian Class XII English in place of IELTS?
Ans. Yes, if the Class XII English mark is 65 percent or higher and the certificate is dated within the last two years. The waiver does not apply to Class XII boards from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, or Uttarakhand.
Ques. What is the minimum IELTS score for postgraduate at Greenwich?
Ans. IELTS 6.5 overall with 5.5 in each band for most postgraduate taught programmes. Nursing needs 7.0 and speech and language therapy needs 8.0 overall with 7.5 in each skill.
Ques. Is there an application fee at University of Greenwich?
Ans. Direct postgraduate applications through the Nelson portal carry no application fee. Undergraduate applicants pay the UCAS fee of GBP 34.50 (around INR 4,455) for the 2027 cycle.
Ques. What deposit does Greenwich charge to secure an offer?
Ans. Greenwich charges a GBP 3,000 (around INR 3.87 Lakhs) tuition deposit, payable via Flywire within 28 days of accepting the offer. The CAS request opens once the deposit clears.
Ques. What Bachelor’s percentage do Indian students need for a Greenwich Master’s?
Ans. A minimum of 55 percent in the final year of a recognised Indian Bachelor’s. Applicants from Mumbai, Pune, Calcutta, Delhi, Bangalore, or Madras universities qualify at 50 percent.
Ques. Does the Greenwich MBA require GMAT or work experience?
Ans. GMAT and GRE are not required. The full-time MBA needs a minimum of three years of professional work experience alongside a Bachelor’s at 55 percent and IELTS 6.5.
Ques. How long does Greenwich take to release a postgraduate decision?
Ans. Most direct postgraduate decisions are issued within 2 to 4 weeks of a complete application. Missing transcripts, English scores, or SOPs are the main causes of delay.
Ques. Can Indian students apply to the January 2027 intake at Greenwich?
Ans. Yes, the January 2027 intake is open for selected business, computing, engineering, and nursing programmes. Greenwich recommends submitting by 11 December 2026 for the January start.
Ques. What is the acceptance rate at University of Greenwich?
Ans. Third-party admissions data estimates the acceptance rate at 60 to 68 percent based on aggregated applicant-to-offer patterns; the university does not publish an official institutional figure.
Ques. How does the CAS process work at Greenwich?
Ans. After accepting the offer and paying the GBP 3,000 deposit, Greenwich invites the applicant to the CAS Shield portal. The 14-digit CAS reference is typically issued within 10 working days for the UK Student visa application.
Ques. Do I need ATAS clearance for Greenwich postgraduate programmes?
Ans. ATAS is required only for specific postgraduate programmes in engineering, computing, and pharmaceutical sciences. The CAS letter states clearly whether ATAS is needed, and the certificate is valid for six months.
College Student Profiles
University of Greenwich Program Fees & Deadlines
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 | ||
BA Business Management 3 years | Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 | |
BS Computer Science 3 years | Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 | |
LLB 3 years | Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 4.5 | |
Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 | ||
BEng Mechanical Engineering 3 years | Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 | |
BEng Computer Engineering 3 years | Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 | |
Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 | ||
| USD 23,625 /Yr GBP 17,500 /Yr | 28 | IELTS : 6.5, TOEFL: 60 | |||
BS Business Computing 3 years | Equal Consideration Deadline for 2027 Intake (13th Jan 2027) Final Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (30th Jun 2027) | USD 24,266 /Yr GBP 17,975 /Yr | 29 | Standard XII: 65%, IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 4.5 |
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Likes
- The Campus
- The Exposure
- Opportunity to work on Real-Time projects with actual international clients
Dislikes
- No job security or placement benefits
- We did not have the opportunity to attend extra events that occur on campus
- Limited to No On Campus housing or benefits
Scholarship
- Yes there are scholarships available and I had applied for 2 but was not selected. I was not given any particular reasoning for not being chosen. I did know 2 girls that I spoke to from India that did get a scholarship. 1 of them was the daughter of a political leader and maybe hence had a preference and the other had received scholarship on merit.
- I am not aware of the exact number of people that received scholarships but I assume it to be around 7 for my coursework.









Likes
- The university is huge and beautiful it is located upon the bank of river thames thats probably the best thing about it
Dislikes
- The placements are a 0/10 very minimal support from them.
Likes
- The Faculty and the teaching and methodology was amazing
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- Support:- We all know that studying abroad can be daunting. Here, you're not moving from Bangalore to Hyderabad. You are literally changing countries- changing what you eat, when you sleep, and how you study. And such cultural shock can rob off a person's energy. Not to mention the intense homesickness that comes with it. In times like these, the Student Support and Greenwich Business School seems like a god send.
- For example, I still remember my second day in the UK, when I didn't even know how to use public transport and had to literally walk 2 miles to the University. I didn't even have an active UK number at that time. And unlike other Universities who only provide academic support, Greenwich Student support gave me a blueprint on how to get along in the UK.
- Curriculum:- How could I not mention how different studying in the UK is, in a good way of course! Unlike India, most UK Universities do not have a fixed syllabus, i.e., you are not limited to studying a particular book for a particular subject.
Dislikes
- Course Structure:- While the course itself is great with an immaculate curriculum, it is the way the modules are distributed that hinders one's ability to grow. The MBA course I studied is a 2-year course. Generally, all UK Masters courses are 1 year long, however mine had a sandwich year after that. In the Sandwich year, commonly known as a Placement Year, one is expected to find and complete a 40-45 week long placement, before they graduate.
- Finding a job in the UK isn't as difficult as they say on the internet, but the caveat here is compliance. My course has a detailed checklist on the type of job permitted as placement. For example, I could only do a job on fixed-term basis and not permanent. From my own research, I found 3/4 of all jobs in London to be permanent contract. This makes finding a placement extremely difficult.
- Personally, I feel it would have been better if it was a 1-year course instead, which would have facilitated better flexibility to pursue a career that one really likes, and not one that UKVI allows.
Scholarship
- No unfortunately, considering the time I got admitted in the University, I did not receive any scholarship for my course. However, Greenwich does a pretty decent number of schemes which includes the International Student bursary of about 1,500 GBP available to most students. The eligibility criteria for the bursary is pretty simple- one needs to have an offer of admission and needs to be a genuine international student to avail the bursary.
- Yes, most of my friends who got admitted through a consultancy got the bursary.










Likes
- The student union operating in our college is so great contains diverse of people
- The campus has a aesthetic view of river thames.Its one of the heritage place in UNESCO.
- The professors here are highly qualified and specialised in numerous filed.
Dislikes
- The student accommodation provided by the college is costly compared to other private accommodation here.
- Their IT team response is quite bad.
- Very strict in attendance sometime.Even if we have valid point to prove our absence.
Scholarship
- I was awarded the international student scholarship for about 4000 GBP. The eligibility Criteria is so simple that we have to be a student from outside UK and we should apply to that college early.
- I was awarded 4000 GBP so I paid only 16000 GBP for my course here.
- No, most of them are having the same scholarship as mine. Some of them applied a bit later; they didn’t get the scholarship either.
- It varies from year to year. Nearly all provide scholarships to 50 per cent of international students based on the date they submitted the application.





Likes
- The infrastructure - Greenwich is a beautiful borough of London, and studying there makes you feel surreal!
- Social activities & clubs - The university had multiple activities/festivals that provided a chance to socialise and meet new people.
- Professors - They were really learned and super helpful, friendly and kind!
Dislikes
- Distance - I did not stay in the student accommodation; so I had to travel about 2.5 - 3 hours (to + fro) on days I had classes
- Fare - Travel in London is expensive, so on days that I did have classes, I was spending quite a bit on travel
- No compulsory class participation - This caused the cohort to divide itself into groups by themselves, and I feel like I missed out on the chance to know my classmates better
Scholarship
- I do believe that there are scholarships available.
- However, despite my grades and eligibility, I could not get a scholarship, as my undergrad uni did not release the provisional certificates in time to submit them according to Greenwich's deadlines.
- I believe scholarships up to 5000 GBP were available.








Likes
- Student support by lecturers.
- Taking care of students well being.
- Employability opportunities.
Dislikes
- Firstly I don't have any negatives or dislikes about my university.
- I am confused about teaching buildings there are several buildings at the University.
- I am confused about teaching buildings there are several buildings at the University.
Scholarship
- There is a scholarship scheme for students who are coming to university; for that, we have to go to the university website page and need to apply. While applying, we should check the weekdays and decision reveal days, which include dates. In the process of applying, we need to list our academic achievements and work experience. I did everything, but I didn't receive any scholarships due to the high volume of scholarship applications for my course.






Likes
- A well recognized public university with a decent tution fee structure. More over i wanted this course with xxxx number of credits and subjects for helping my career. Compared to other universities which i wouldnt name, i felt university of greenwich is a old university in UK with enhanced teaching skills and they upgrade regularly to the current situations in the outside world. The faculty is really very professional and experienced. The reason for me to chose MBA in International Business is the global faculty who has different experiences across the world which are taught together for a student who has studied his entire lifetime in a single country.
- The professors at my university were not only experts in their fields but also approachable and supportive. Their dedication to teaching and mentoring was evident, and they always encouraged us to think critically and pursue our academic interests. The lively campus environment was one of the highlights of my university experience. There were always events, activities, and student organizations to participate in, fostering a strong sense of community and belonging. The university’s emphasis on global education, including study abroad programs and international student exchanges, enriched my understanding of different cultures and global issues. This global perspective was integral to my personal and academic development. The university’s location provided easy access to cultural, professional, and recreational opportunities. Its proximity to key industries and vibrant cities enhanced both my academic and extracurricular experiences.
Dislikes
- Nothing much i have disliked about my college. The only point i have disliked is the duration of the classes. Generally most of the classes are till late evening 8pm. This was late back in 2020. Now Couple of new joiners told me that the classes have been pushed back and are completed by 6pm.
Overview
Reflecting on my overall experience at University of Greenwich, I can say it was a transformative journey filled with growth, learning, and memorable moments. The rigorous academic curriculum pushed me to expand my knowledge and develop critical thinking skills. Engaging with professors who are experts in their fields and participating in diverse courses provided a strong foundation in my chosen discipline. The learning helped me actually implement and solve real problems on ground in business/work life. Building relationships with peers, professors, and alumni was one of the most rewarding aspects. The sense of community and the diverse network of individuals I connected with have provided lasting friendships and professional contacts. College was a time of significant personal growth. I learned to manage my time effectively, balance various commitments, and navigate the challenges of independence. These experiences shaped me into a more resilient and adaptable individual. In summary, my time at University of Greenwich was a pivotal chapter in my life. It was a period of intense learning, personal growth, and unforgettable experiences. The knowledge and skills I gained, along with the relationships I built, have prepared me well for my future endeavours. I look back with gratitude and pride for being part of such an inspiring and supportive academic community.
Scholarship
I have received the scholarship based on my Degree and 12th grades which is 2000 GBP.
Likes
- "I went forward with University of Greenwich because - 1. Its in London, in comparison to other university there were more chances of employment also during my time as student and after education as it university does not provide placement they help to get prepared. 2. The modules and fees, modules are related to and around Cybersecurity and it also included computer forensics which facinated me during that time. Fees was 14500 GBP which was average and not much and I was able to pay them in 2 instalments. 3. Campus - The Old Royal Naval Campus is very huge and old, which encourages' student in its own to come and study. "
- The approach for the education is very practical and has an hands on experience in the field of study rather than bookish knowledge.
- The main campus is very old and gives you actual feeling of studying in aboard and in a prestigious university.
Dislikes
- University has a lot of Asian student specially from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh which takes away the chance of studying with the students of other European or American countries and share the ideology.
Overview
The overall experience is quite good considering the quality of education as it is much more practical also it feels up to date with industry standards. Also some of the modules requires coursework which is more researched based which widens the knowledge and gives a student an opportunity to use the knowledge they received. In terms of placements, all the Universities lack these as they cannot provide the placement.
Scholarship
No. I applied for a scholarship but it was declined as the scholarship application was late.





















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Work experience is not necessary to get admission in the MBA International Business program of the University of Greenwich. Indian students seeking admission in this program must have a four-years bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 55% marks. You can check the complete admission requirements for this program from MBA IB at University of Greenwich.