IT and Campus Facilities

You can visit other University libraries under the SCONUL Access scheme.

Rooms can be booked via the Portal. Click on 'my learning' and the 'library support' tab.

Children are allowed in the library for short periods, as long as they remain supervised at all times.

You may return your loans to any of our three libraries. We will send them back to their home library for you.

We recommend that you return your library loans before your holiday, in case they get recalled while you are away.

Your Greenwich Gateway card is the only card you need to get entry to our libraries.

You can print , photocopy & Scan on our multi-function devices (MFDs) located in all our libraries.

To search for ebooks you qill have to use our Library Search.

Use our Library Search and click on the 'Academic Journals' filter on the right hand side of your search results.

You can search for books and other resources on our online library catalogue.

Visit the IT Service Desk page for more info

You can top-up online at any time from any location or any device on our 'Print Credit' webpage.

All loans are renewed automatically. If we need a book back because someone else has reserved it, we will email you.

You can borrow up to 40 library items at a time. This can include books, CDs and DVDs.

If you need to borrow a laptop, please see our LapSafe article on our website.

You can find the email to report technical issues here.

We have designated spaces on each campus where you can go if you need to get away from the hustle and bustle of campus life.

If a book you want is on loan or in another campus library, you can reserve it through our Library Search website.

You can visit our Student Wellbeing Office, 003 Dreadnought building between the hours of 10am - 2pm, Monday - Friday.

Our libraries are usually open until midnight during term time. Check our library opening hours before you travel.

During term time, the IT Service Desk usually opens between 9am and 5pm.

The Student Wellbeing Service is open from 9am-5pm for contact via phone or online enquiries.

All three of our Student Centres are open 9am – 5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays.

In the Pembroke Building of the Medway Campus - Room PO11.

You can find the Student Wellbeing Service admin office on our Greenwich Campus on the ground floor of the Dreadnought building - Room 003.

To access eduroam you must use your short username@gre.ac.uk login credentials plus your university password.

You can print, photocopy & Scan on our multi-function devices (MFDs) located across our campuses.

We have three libraries on our campuses - on the Avery Hill Southwood Site, in Greenwich's Stockwell Street Building 10, and Medway Drill Hall.

OneDrive is a cloud based storage platform which integrates into both Microsoft Office 365 and all Windows, Mac and mobile device platforms, meaning that files can be accessed almost anywhere and anytime.

There are dedicated open access (no booking required) IT labs on all campuses, and our campus libraries also have study areas with managed desktop PCs and printers (MFDs).

All our students have access to our core applications when you log in. You can download or request more applications as needed.

Our students have free access to Microsoft 365, and you can install it on up to 10 devices.

We recommended that you use the Microsoft Authenticator app set to 'receive notifications for verification' as it is the fastest and easiest way to approve sign in.

If you have forgotten your password or your current one expires soon, then this page will tell you how to change it.

Use your university account to log in to the Portal and access Moodle (our virtual learning environment).

Use your university account to log in to the Portal and access Moodle (our virtual learning environment).

Your University of Greenwich email is available through Outlook on PC, Mac, and mobile devices.

You can access your course materials as well as university learning and support services from home.

Panopto is a software that securely captures lectures.