• The campus has libraries, and the accommodation of the university also has a library. The university has 3 campuses in total and also provides accommodation for the students.

• The accommodation is a very fun place to be, especially for international students to fit in. The staff also seems to be very friendly with students and helps them if needed.

• Greenwich mainly has three campuses: Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, Avery Hill and Medway.
• I am situated in the main campus, in Greenwich. The campus has its own library known as "Stockwell Library". It is a separate three-storey building with a helpdesk to navigate shelves and plenty of study rooms available to book through the University website. Although the campus itself is huge, unfortunately there is no sports facility on the campus. All sports activities happen at the Avery Hill campus, which is one hour away from Greenwich.
• Our campus is divided into multiple buildings, with each one serving a specific purpose.
• Having worked as an F&B Team Member at the University Pub "Lower Deck", I actively contributed to major events. The events included "Bollywood Night", "Wavey Wednesday" and "Oktober Fest", to name a few. Located by the riverside, the scenic campus frequently becomes home to numerous movie shoots.

• I found my accommodation in London through a website called "University Living". I got myself an en suite bedroom in London Zone 2, for roughly 800 GBP every month.
• The best part about living in the accommodation was its brand-new construction. The entire building was newly constructed, which meant I was the first person to live in my room. The renting company "Your Tribe" offered free Wi-Fi, a games room, a house party every month, and most importantly a gym. The reception was open 24 hours to ensure security at all times.
• Thankfully, I did not face any challenges while looking for accommodation in London, as the entire process was frictionless. The only caveat was I had to pay my entire rent of 5 months in a lump sum. However, the staff was very welcoming and I even made some great friends at the building.
• If budget permits, I would totally recommend Chapter living or University Living for students seeking accommodation in London, as they not only provide great rooms but also a community to build connections with.
• The University of Greenwich is 2 miles away from the accommodation I lived in. The accommodation is situated in South Bermondsey, Southwark. I knew other people from Greenwich who stayed in the same building. However, most of my friends opted for the University Accommodation although they moved to other places later.
• Note: I lived in this accommodation for 5 months. Currently, I live in East London with my sister and brother-in-law. I am attaching the pictures of the accommodation below.

• My college has three campuses: Avery Hill, Medway and Greenwich. All three of them are well-structured spaces.
• My campus In Greenwich has Library sports club medical service area .
• Our college conducts Big welcome parties for the freshers throughout the month and The students union here celebrate Diwali and Navarathri by having parties.
• We have lots of sports clubs in our college. Any students can join in any of them.

• I got a private accommodation here; I searched for it online only.
• For me the rent is about 450 GBP and Im living in zone 2 of London
• It’s pretty hard to find an accommodation in this budget in London but if we have enough time to do fieldwork, it means we can get it
• Yes. I advise students to get private accommodation here, as the student accommodation is so costly.
• My accommodation is just 30 minutes' travel from college and I'm in a place called Ilford, where most of the Indians stay.

• Three campuses – Greenwich (Park Row), Avery Hill, and Kent. The first two, i.e., Greenwich (Park Row) and Avery Hill, are based in London. Kent is a little far away from Central London and requires a bit of travel.
• All facilities, such as multiple libraries, third spaces, study spaces, restaurants and restrooms, are widely available to use.
• I cannot recall any events since I did not really want to participate in anything.

• I found my accommodation through personal and family sources.
• I paid 650 GBP per month, inclusive of all bills.
• The accommodation felt expensive at first since I was in the habit of converting INR to GBP.
• Just one recommendation: make sure that your accommodation is secured before you travel.
• Accommodation was about 75 minutes away by the tube. Most Indian students end up staying in Kingsbury/Wembley/Kenton/Harrow, etc.

• We have three campuses:
  1. University of Greenwich, Old Royal Naval College. Which is in South East London Se10 9LS and also the main campus. From this campus only we have bus facilities to go to another campus
  2. University of Greenwich, Kent Campus
  3. University of Greenwich, Medway campus. Which is special for pharmaceutical course
• There are several facilities provided by the university: those are the library, laptops, and job fairs. Educating students on healthy relationships, anti-racism programmes, employability opportunities and many more.

• I opted for off-campus accommodations. I found this accommodation through my friend. The monthly rent was 430 per head and billed another 30 pounds for a month. It was separated from the actual rent. Facilities included electricity, gas, wifi, a washing machine, a backyard, and heaters.
• I would like to say to future students: find accommodation through friends and ask them to go and check if you found any accommodations and have proper communication before paying the deposit and rent. For me, it takes 40 minutes via train to reach my campus, and it costs around 2.50 pounds for a one-way trip. 

My campus was the most beautiful campus I laid eyes on, right on the banks of the River Thames, with the best clubs allowing us to connect with like-minded individuals and also grow in our careers.

The accommodation I stayed in was Scape Canada Water where I paid 350 pounds a week for an ensuite with a kitchen sharing of 10 people, the connectivity to Central London was also great.

Campus life is pretty good at Greenwich. Very big old beautiful campus. There are many clubs which you can participate in and also many extracurricular activities. All students are encouraged to join the clubs and teams to showcase their talent and also learn new things together. This library is one of the largest in UK. You can find multiple books, articles, journals, etc which are useful for your final research and also is a knowledge center for many. There are lots of facilities in the Library and campus. You can access to computers, work on your assignments, sit with team mates and finish your group assignments, access WiFi, use computers, use laptops, locker facilities, sports indoor & outdoor facilities, and many more.

I did not go for student accommodation as I wanted to stay outside and explore more on the culture and adapt to self living. I shared a 2 bedroom apartment with one person but was a very highend luxurious one. The average cost which you have to keep in mind when you are planning to stay in UK is approx 1,000 GBP per month. For a normal living you can consider approx 600 GBP per month. For a High end one you don't have any limits. These approx values include food, accommodation, uni travel only.

Library is excellent has more than 100,000 books and is very modern. University student can access it whole day also has rooms, pods and computers. WiFi is excellent across university and library. UoG is affiliated to Charlton Athletic FC which makes it easier for student who are interested in Football to get in touch with them.

I had a private accommodation. But in University is generally around £150 / week.

The campus infrastructure is amazing. It is huge. My favorite part of attending classes is walking around the campus during breaks with a cup of coffee and my friends. The WiFi is great and the library is marvelous.

I have family friends with whom I am currently residing. Therefore, I do not have enough insight regarding this.

campus is very big and its a very old unvieristy with lots of international students

i stayed with my aunt and uncles so i dont come accros the accomadation cost till now