There is a PG study room (room 3005) on the third floor of Stockwell Street Library. This room is open to all postgraduate students (research and taught) , and is accessed using your Greenwich Gateway card. It is available at any time during the Library opening hours. http://www.gre.ac.uk/it-and-library/library/opening-hours
The study room has 24 study spaces, each with a network PC and is available on a first come first served basis.
Conditions of use: silent study, no hot food, but snacks may be consumed, lidded drinks only, no phone conversations. Please note that any group activity work can be undertaken in the bookable group study rooms.
Please use the form to request access to the room: PG room request access from
If you need help completing the access form for the PG room, please read this guidance document
Other study spaces available
There is a wide range of computing and study facilities available at Stockwell Street Library, to meet the various needs of our students. These include bookable group study rooms, and open access computer rooms .
To book a group study room, visit the My learning/Learning support page in the portal and select the link for either Avery Hill or Stockwell Street Library.
The Postgraduate Study Room offers you a new community space with a mixture of comfy seating designed to encourage peer support and collaborative discussion. Please note that silent study space is also available within the Drill Hall Library.
The room can be used by both research and taught postgraduates. Greenwich postgraduate students will be able to access the room via their ID card. The room number is DC118 and is located in C-Block, first-floor at the end of the corridor.
The room currently contains:
• 8 desks (these are double desks so could be turned into 16 desks if demand increases).
• 8 PCs – two of which have dual monitors.
• A relaxed meeting/networking space with soft furniture.
For further information please contact Mina Stoynova, Research Librarian (m.stoynova@gre.ac.uk).
Our Family Study Room is located on the ground floor of the library in room DC016 and can be accessed from the Group Zone. This room allows students to carry on with their study whilst also supervising their children in the room. The maximum room capacity is 4 adults and up to 8 children and it closes at 5pm.
Parents with older children may also use the seating in the Group Zone.
Students must not use or share their university login to allow children onto any of the library’s PCs. The library is accessible to students with their children 7 days a week during our advertised open hours but they must vacate the library by 7pm.
Students and staff of the Universities at Medway bringing their young children into the library with them must book a space at this link and provide their confirmation email to staff when entering the library. Please ensure you comply with the Library Rules and Regulations and Terms of Use for the Family Study Room.
Room 017a, Ground floor, Greenwich Students' Union, Dreadnought Building
This room is open to postgraduate taught and research students. It contains a mini-fridge, microwave, whiteboard, soft seating, and study desks so you can work quietly or chill out when you need to. The capacity is approximately 8 people. If you don't have access with your Greenwich student card it can be granted by Dreadnought Building security upon proof of PG status. The room is open Monday to Friday 8am - 10pm and Saturday to Sunday 9am - 5pm (times vary during holiday periods).
PGR room F101 in Fry Building, Avery Hill Campus, provides a dedicated study space for research students and access is available by tapping your Greenwich Gateway cards. It is located on the first floor in Fry (opposite side of the Library). The room has six desks with full kit supplying a mix of hard drives and docking stations to meet all needs. There are no set opening times, we recommend that you download the Safe Zone app if working until late on campus.
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