University-managed accommodation is quoted from about £126.35 per person per week (bills included) up to roughly £172-£250 per week for premium en-suite or study-suite rooms, depending on campus and hall; postgraduate halls near Greenwich start around £146.30/week. Students who prefer private renting should budget roughly £800-£1,200 per month in London, which is materially higher than typical Medway-area rents in Kent.

On-campus catering operates across all three campuses, and Greenwich's location in southeast London gives access to a wide range of independent and chain food options, including halal and South Asian options in nearby Woolwich and Greenwich town centre. Medway, in Chatham, Kent, has a smaller and more limited food scene than central London and students there should expect to travel further for specialist grocery or religious dietary options.

Founded in 1890 as Woolwich Polytechnic and renamed University of Greenwich on gaining university status in 1992-93, the university spans three campuses: Greenwich, inside Sir Christopher Wren's Old Royal Naval College and the RIBA London Award-winning Stockwell Street Building; Avery Hill, an 86-acre green campus in southeast London; and Medway in Kent, shared with the University of Kent, home to engineering labs and the joint Medway School of Pharmacy. Around 22,000 students study here, roughly 35% international.

Campus security operates 24/7 across all three campuses, and the university encourages everyone to download the SafeZone personal-safety app, the quickest way to reach emergency campus assistance. Security and emergency-response arrangements are kept under ongoing review; students should still take routine personal-safety precautions in London and confirm current guidance directly with the university. New international students can join the International Welcome Programme before arrival and use the International Student Advice Service and Student Centre once enrolled, covering visa queries, bank-account and GP registration, and adjustment to UK life. A dedicated international-advisers team supports welfare and immigration matters throughout the course, alongside faculty-specific academic advising.

University-managed accommodation is quoted from about £126.35 per person per week (bills included) up to roughly £172-£250 per week for premium en-suite or study-suite rooms, depending on campus and hall; postgraduate halls near Greenwich start around £146.30/week. Students who prefer private renting should budget roughly £800-£1,200 per month in London, which is materially higher than typical Medway-area rents in Kent.

On-campus catering operates across all three campuses, and Greenwich's location in southeast London gives access to a wide range of independent and chain food options, including halal and South Asian options in nearby Woolwich and Greenwich town centre. Medway, in Chatham, Kent, has a smaller and more limited food scene than central London and students there should expect to travel further for specialist grocery or religious dietary options.

Founded in 1890 as Woolwich Polytechnic and renamed University of Greenwich on gaining university status in 1992-93, the university spans three campuses: Greenwich, inside Sir Christopher Wren's Old Royal Naval College and the RIBA London Award-winning Stockwell Street Building; Avery Hill, an 86-acre green campus in southeast London; and Medway in Kent, shared with the University of Kent, home to engineering labs and the joint Medway School of Pharmacy. Around 22,000 students study here, roughly 35% international.

Campus security operates 24/7 across all three campuses, and the university encourages everyone to download the SafeZone personal-safety app, the quickest way to reach emergency campus assistance. Security and emergency-response arrangements are kept under ongoing review; students should still take routine personal-safety precautions in London and confirm current guidance directly with the university. New international students can join the International Welcome Programme before arrival and use the International Student Advice Service and Student Centre once enrolled, covering visa queries, bank-account and GP registration, and adjustment to UK life. A dedicated international-advisers team supports welfare and immigration matters throughout the course, alongside faculty-specific academic advising.