University of Greenwich

The cruise from London to Greenwich is absolutely charming. And the cutty sark is stunning to say the least. Must must do.

Place, Environment of study, Unique structured building, Cafeteria, Student Union and transportation system is amazing!

Suxh a beautiful campus, a lot to do around like the painted hall ( ticket) , river cruise, Greenwich park, and a lot more.

Must vsit.

Irfan

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One of the oldest universities in the UK with amazing greenery and scenic views. The university campus is fully accessible♿️ with accessible entrance. The campus has accessible toilets in each building. The campus has reserved parking for blue badge holders. Entry is allowed to only ID / pass holders. The university is LGBTQ+ friendly.

Wonderful teaching in a beautiful setting.

I had the honour of studying here and the buildings are magnificent and so well maintained.
It was really impressive to have gotten an education in buildings that were built for royalty.

If you have noticed, all the people who write good reviews are tourists. As someone who has studied here, I am telling you that the biggest mistake you will make in your life is to come to this university. teachers do not teach anything, their English is very bad. Especially student services , they do not help in anything. If you call, they won't answer, if you send an e-mail, they won't answer. Definitely a money pit. Once you register, no one cares. I would definitely not recommend coming. Do not be fooled by the comments of tourists, it is better not to study at university than to come here.

One of the best tourist attractions in London.
Lots of movies were filmed in here.
Come to visit the Painted Hall and the Chapel.
World famous Greenwich Observatory, Queens house and National Maritime Museum are just crossed the road. Right next to the Cutty Sark, the record-breaking tea clipper!
Henry VIII was born in here as well..

The Painted Hall: the finest dining room in the Western world. Find yourself surrounded wall-to-celling by the incredible paintings by James Thornhill. It's much better than it looks in photos.