Greenwich College application deadlines 2027
Recommended
Apply by around November 2026
Semester 1 · Foundation/Pathway · our guidance, not a published date
Greenwich College does not publish a single closing date for international applications. For its next intake (Semester 1) we recommend applying around November 2026, roughly three to four months ahead; later applications are often still accepted while places and visa-processing time remain.
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Greenwich College application fee
Greenwich College charges a non-refundable application fee of about A$240 per application, payable when you submit online. Some universities waive this for applications lodged through an authorised agent, so check before you pay.
How Greenwich College handles application dates
Greenwich College assesses international applications on a rolling basis rather than to one fixed deadline. The date shown is a recommended time to apply for your intended intake, roughly three to four months before it starts. Applications are usually still accepted after it while places remain and there is time for a student visa. Pathway and foundation programs often run extra intakes through the year; confirm the next start with Greenwich College.
Applying to Greenwich College at a glance
Greenwich College has 16 published programs on this site, most in Business, Hospitality & Tourism, Information Technology, and Education. The figures below are the lowest and highest listed across those programs, so check the specific course page for yours.
| Level | Programs | International tuition listed | IELTS overall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation/Pathway | 9 | A$8,000 to A$9,500 | Not listed |
| Undergraduate | 6 | A$10,300 to A$23,200 | Not listed |
| Graduate | 1 | A$10,300 | Not listed |
These dates are for international applicants. Domestic dates, and the exact date for a specific course, can differ. Always confirm on Greenwich College’s own website before you rely on a date.
Once you have an offer, you accept it, pay the deposit, and receive a Confirmation of Enrolment, then you apply for the subclass 500 student visa. Build that time into your plan: from some countries the visa alone takes one to three months.
Greenwich College deadlines: common questions
When is the Greenwich College application deadline for international students?
Greenwich College does not publish a single closing date for international applications. For its next intake (Semester 1) we recommend applying around November 2026, roughly three to four months ahead; later applications are often still accepted while places and visa-processing time remain.
Can I apply to Greenwich College after the deadline?
Often, yes. Greenwich College does not publish one hard closing date for every course. If places remain in your course and there is enough time to arrange a student visa before the intake starts, a late application is usually still considered. Competitive and quota courses close firmly.
What intakes does Greenwich College have?
Greenwich College takes international students for 2 intakes: Semester 1 and Semester 2. Not every course is available in every intake, so check the course page.
How early should I apply to Greenwich College?
For Greenwich College's next intake (Semester 1), the recommended date is around November 2026. Three to four months before your intended intake is the usual advice, and earlier for competitive courses or if you are from a country where the student visa takes longer to process.
How much does it cost to apply to Greenwich College?
Greenwich College charges a non-refundable application fee of about A$240 per application, payable when you submit online. Some universities waive this for applications lodged through an authorised agent, so check before you pay.
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