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[[File:The University of Greenwich Seal.png|thumb|University logo]]The '''University of Greenwich''' was founded in 1890 as '''Woolwich Polytechnic'''. In 1970 it merged with other institutions to become '''Thames Polytechnic'''. In 1992 it obtained university status under its present name. It has three campuses, one at the old Royal Naval College in [[Greenwich]], one at Avery Hill also in the London Borough of Greenwich, and one at the former naval shore base HMS Pembroke in [[Chatham]]. | [[File:The University of Greenwich Seal.png|thumb|University logo]]The '''University of Greenwich''' was founded in 1890 as '''Woolwich Polytechnic'''. In 1970 it merged with other institutions to become '''Thames Polytechnic'''. In 1992 it obtained university status under its present name. It has three campuses, one at the old Royal Naval College in [[Greenwich]], one at Avery Hill also in the London Borough of Greenwich, and one at the former naval shore base HMS Pembroke in [[Chatham]]. | ||
==LGBT history== | |||
[[BiCon]] 1997 was held there. | |||
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Revision as of 17:18, 25 September 2016
The University of Greenwich was founded in 1890 as Woolwich Polytechnic. In 1970 it merged with other institutions to become Thames Polytechnic. In 1992 it obtained university status under its present name. It has three campuses, one at the old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, one at Avery Hill also in the London Borough of Greenwich, and one at the former naval shore base HMS Pembroke in Chatham.
LGBT history
BiCon 1997 was held there.