About Woolwich Campus

Anglian College London's Woolwich Campus is easily accessible from other parts of the country, near to a National Rail station and to several bus routes.

| Woolwich Campus, Anglian College London

Woolwich is rich in history, from its origin as a tiny fishing village beside the Thames to several centuries of pioneering industry.  Nowadays it is a vibrant, multi-ethnic place offering a rich variety of food and fashion, accessories and trends.  More than some parts of Greater London, Woolwich retains an identity as a distinct town, within which Anglian College's campus lies at the heart.

Our bright and comfortable classrooms are former university teaching rooms, in what used to be Greenwich University's main building facing Wellington Street, before that institution moved into the historic buildings of the Old Naval College a few miles up-river.

To reach us from Woolwich Arsenal railway station, you need to walk diagonally across a small but beautiful park opposite the station.  Then you cross a road junction at a set of traffic lights and walk a short distance along Wellington Street (heading south-west, slightly uphill) to a building signposted 'Island Business Centre' on the right hand side of the road.  Check in with reception on the ground floor and take the stairs up to Anglian College on the third floor of this large building.  There you can meet our staff responsible for course planning, administration, and student welfare, and can discover an environment conducive to good teaching and learning.

Several London bus routes (53, etc) stop right by our front door, while many others stop two minutes' walk away.