University of Greenwich (G70)

UCAS code: G70

The University of Greenwich offers students a chance to study at a choice of incredible locations on London’s doorstep. With a campus on a recognised World Heritage Site and our modern facilities in the new award–winning £76 million Stockwell Street development in the heart of Greenwich, open playing fields setting in Avery Hill in Eltham and the easily commutable Medway Campus in Chatham Maritime – the University of Greenwich has many advantages. And that’s without mentioning all the teaching, programmes, diversity, buzz and employment opportunities on offer.
Source: Students' Union, University of Greenwich

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How students describe this university

Source: The Which? University student survey

We asked more than 11,000 undergraduates to say how far they would describe their uni as having the following characteristics. We carry out this analysis where we have scores from at least 30 students. You can also see whether these ratings are high, medium or low compared to other universities.

Varied union activities

59%

LOW

Political

55%

MED

Creative

56%

LOW

Sporty

51%

LOW

Diverse local nightlife

48%

LOW

Vital stats

Sources: NSS, DLHE & HESA

% of graduates in work or further study 93% LOW

Average graduate salary £22k MED

Student satisfaction score 78% MED

Number of students

18,945

students attended last year

Undergraduate / Postgraduate

76%

of students are undergrads

Full-time / Part-time

15%

of students are part-time

Male / Female

41%

of students are male

Young / Mature

40%

of students aged over 21

UK / Non-UK

18%

of students here are from outside the UK

What students say about this university

543 comments (133 students)

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  The course is structure very clearly into 4 modules each year. Each module has a 2 hour lecture and one hour tutorial per week....
  
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  2018, 2nd year, Pure Mathematics
  
  Course
  
  The course is structure very clearly into 4 modules each year. Each module has a 2 hour lecture and one hour tutorial per week. Each module has two courseworks and one exam per year. This varies very slightly and is different in the third year but is generally correct. Assessment is weighted at 50% coursework and 50% exam. Occasionally the teaching can feel a little disorganised but generally the lecture notes are more than enough to learn what you need to. Staff are ALWAYS available to email or visit their office - I could not fault that. Another thing I could not fault is the assessment and feedback - always on time and thorough. If you wanted more feedback, you can visit them and ask. Another strong point is the abundance of career preparation, clinics and career-related work built into the actual syllabus. They don't let you leave unprepared for the working world!
  
  2018, 2nd year, Pure Mathematics
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- Course
  
  Lectures everyday for 5 days a week. A bit much and spaced out
  
  2018, 2nd year, Midwifery
  
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- Course
  
  The course content is mostly interesting and most delivered in a way that's understandable. But not all the time
  
  2018, 2nd year, Event Management
  
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- Accommodation
  
  Wanted to live in halls , special circumstances because of disability
  
  2018, 2nd year, Event Management
  
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- Support
  
  No help, but did get help with the depression and anxiety that is impacted by the money issues
  
  2018, 2nd year, Event Management
  
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- Support
  
  Got a mentor
  
  2018, 2nd year, Biology Not Elsewhere Classified
  
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