Greenwich School of Management (GSM) is one of the leading independent higher education providers in the UK. The School is an Affiliated College of the University of Plymouth and is in association with the University of Wales. The School offers programmes at professional, undergraduate and postgraduate levels in business, management, IT and coomputing and travel & tourism and related areas. All the available resources are dedicated to the provision of these programmes. The Library, for example, focuses on business management and cognate disciplines, and the lecturing faculty has expecrience in the theoretical and practical implementation in their specialist areas of management, computing and travel & tourism. This functional dedication and depth of expertise gives the School a distinct advantage over those higher education institutions which offer a wide range of courses covering many disciplines.

Greenwich is a buzzing student town with a thriving social scene with easy reach of the centre of London. There is a wealth of clubs, pubs, eating places, galleries and museums in Greenwich, as well as arts and crafts markets. Pleasure boats make the short trip up and down the River Thames from Greenwich to Central London. There are many historical sites and links to the past in the local area. The Royal Observatory stands in Greenwich Park together with National Maritime Museum and the Queen's House. The Royal Park is a short walk from the School.

What's on offer
The Plymouth MBA at GSM can be studied full-time during the day or part-time in the evening or weekends. The MBA offers experienced managers a strategic insight into the functional activities within organisations. The Wales MSc at GSM offers students a cost-effective way to study for a master’s degree in business. Recent graduates are welcome, as well as those with experience in business. The unique ‘accelerated’ BSc (Hons) programmes at GSM offer students the opportunity of gaining a University of Plymouth business degree in two years rather than over the conventional three year period. On the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), students who follow the Northwood University American degree programme get a free trip to the USA as part of their course. From October 2008 the School will be offering the University of Wales PhD and Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programmes. These two higher reasearch degrees will be available in the full-time or part-time mode.