The history this place holds and the academic excellence in their foundations will make anyone to study with university of Greenwich in their life time. The Drill Hall Library, the deep end and I can go on and on about the buildings that has a unique significance and vibes.

The ideology of the campus to promote the students with rich knowledge is what leading this institution is what I feel.

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University of Greenwich has three campuses: Greenwich campus in Greenwich, London; Avery Hill campus in Eltham area of East London, and Medway Campus in Chatham area of Kent. The campuses are well-connected by coach services (free between Avery Hill and Greenwich, about £2 per journey for the Medway service). The university is of good academic standing, very inclusive, very friendly. Students are encouraged to participate in all aspects of the University life, including through paid-for activities via Student Ambassadors and Student Union. University offers varied support for students in their studies, which includes "Studiosity" scheme to help with essay-based assignments and "MASH" scheme to help students requiring some extra-help in Mathematics and Statistics. Library staff runs a series of engaging webinars to provide sophisticated support in study skills. Varied support is offered for students with disabilities (e.g., through the STAART Ambassadors scheme). Those studying in Medway Campus have their memorable graduation in Rochester Cathedral, while those studying in Greenwich and Avery Hill graduate in the historical Chapel at the Greenwich Campus, overlooking river Thames and Canary Wharf skyscrapers. The best way to get a feeling of the University life is to book yourself and visit one of the Open Days, which run simultaneously at all three campuses. The negative side could be long commuting hours for those not living in one of the University Halls or immediate neighbourhood of their campus. However, the quality of the university experience (and Commuter Bursary offered for some) makes it an acceptable drawback.

The best aspect of my course is that goes deep into the subject area. It could be said that the same aspect of the course is also the worst, as it is sometimes difficult to grasp new material. However, lecturers and student peers are very helpful. Typically, timetables are well-structured. However, concentration of exams for all course modules in May makes it a very hard season.

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