University of Greenwich Admission

University of Greenwich Admission Intakes and Deadlines

Below is a quick overview of the intake options and key deadlines to help you organize your application on time for University of Greenwich.

Note: Deadlines may vary by course and applicant type, so always double-check the official university website before applying.

University of Greenwich Fees

The table below gives an overview of the University of Greenwich fees for Indian students. Since tuition varies by course, please check the official website for the exact amount for your program.

University of Greenwich International Students Criteria

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  Undergraduate: Successful completion of Class 12 / senior secondary course with good grades from a recognised board.
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  Postgraduate: A recognised bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, typically equivalent to a UK 2:2 or above. Course-specific requirements may apply for certain programs.
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English Language Requirements:

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  UG Programs: IELTS 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in each band)
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  PG Programs: IELTS 6.5 overall (minimum 5.5 in each band)
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  Some professional programs (e.g., Nursing, Social Work) may require higher scores such as IELTS 7.0.
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  University also accommodates other similar tests as TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, etc.
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  Those applicants, who fail to satisfy the direct English requirements, can enroll in pre-sessional English courses.

Required Documents:

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  Academic transcripts & certificates
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  English language test results
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  Statement of Purpose / Personal Statement
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  Letters of Recommendation (for postgraduate courses)
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  Valid passport
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  CV/Resume (for certain PG programs)
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  Portfolio (in case applicable, e.g. design courses)

University of Greenwich Scholarships

International Scholarship Award:

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  Up to £2,500 (first year) for January 2026 intake
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  Have an offer for a full-time undergraduate or taught-postgraduate course for January 2026.
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  Not already in receipt of another UoG scholarship or award.
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  Must pay the international fee rate.

International Hardship Fund:

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  Up to £1,000 per academic year
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  You must be an international fee-paying student (or EU student without a maintenance loan).
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  Fully registered student with all holds lifted and up-to-date tuition fee account.