The University of Greenwich has three campuses: Avery Hill in south east London, while Greenwich and Medway are in Kent. Greenwich is the largest campus and situated on a World Heritage Site by the banks of the river Thames.
Location
United Kingdom, England, London, SE10 9LS
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Programs
All Courses Offered
MSc Global Public Health
University of Greenwich
LevelPostgraduate
Duration12
Months
Application Fees0
1st Year
Tuition FeesGBP
17450
Exams Required
fees may vary according to
university current structure and policy
Students based at our Greenwich Campus can choose from four halls within walking distance of the university and the Student Village at Avery Hill, which is a short ride on our free shuttle bus. 4 great locations all minutes from the campus and Greenwich town centre.
Placement
A placement is an opportunity for you to gain industry experience with an employer while you are at university. Typically, you start a year-long placement between your second and third year. Many of our courses offer you the choice to take a placement year or 'sandwich year' as part of your degree.
Several courses include compulsory module placements, such as postgraduate teaching and some health courses. Please ask your programme leader for further details. There are also shorter placements you can take, called internships, lasting from 5 days – 6 months which last for a few weeks or months, on either a part-time or full-time basis.
Undergraduate Sandwich Placements
Optional Sandwich year between 2nd and 3rd year or between 3rd and 4th year if an integrated masters
Minimum 9 months paid placement
Full Time – at least 30 hours a week, minimum 3 days in the office
Needs to be relevant to your programme of study
Placement Fee (£1000)
You will still be a student, so you will get all the perks!
International students may be eligible for a placement – speak to the international office for visa conditions
Certain roles have citizenship requirement under special prerogatives
Notes
The University performed well in recent National Student Surveys, with Greenwich staff and its courses receiving high marks. The University also scores highly for student satisfaction, with Business Administration, English Language and English Language Teaching, Computer Security and Forensics, Computing with Games Development, Financial Mathematics, Midwifery, and Public Health excelling. Two of the University’s Diplomas of Higher Education courses in Children’s Nursing and Nursing Studies achieved 100% scores.