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The University of Hull helps its students to achieve their best, offering excellent teaching, higher education facilities and personal development opportunities. It is the exclusive university partner of Team GB, a partnership that is representative of the opportunities, energy and drive that the University of Hull can provide.
The university is proud of its welcoming, inclusive and diverse campus which hosts over 16,000 students from 100 countries. It is the 14th oldest university in England and has a rich history of achievement alongside unique expertise and prominent institutional links.
Hull offers a wide selection of undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses, spanning a large range of subject areas and delivered by the university’s four academic faculties:
Its campus is set on a single site not far from the city-centre. Among its mix of ivy-covered buildings, shiny multimillion-pound labs, modern library and lecture theatres, the majority of the student accommodation can be found.
The leafy Avenues area, where the campus is located, hosts excellent bars, cafes and independent shops and services. Beyond this, students are just a short trip from the city centre.
University of Hull students on Whatuni say:
“AMAZING, honestly couldn’t have asked for a better course, I felt ready for a career afterwards.”
“The people here are quite diverse in not only culture but also come from all walks of life. It has been great to be able to connect and get to know so many new people as at University of Hull, though classes, clubs and society.”
“Nearing the end of my first year at the University of Hull, I can safely say that I have no regrets coming here. Its a great uni with great, knowledgeable staff who both enjoy what they're doing and want you to succeed as well as great facilities for learning.”
Most of the university’s undergraduate degree programmes take three- or four-years full time (depending on whether a student adds a study abroad or industry placement year or does a foundation year before starting). Students can choose from:
Most of the undergraduate degrees are built around a modular system designed so that students can put together their own course using a series of study blocks or modules.
Usually, six of these are taken per year – normally three from the start of term to Christmas, and three more between January and the summer (although some modules might weigh double the usual count and run for the full year).
Some modules are compulsory, but many courses have optional elements, allowing students to customise their studies according to interest. This results in students getting a degree that best suits them.
There are extra course options on offer such as:
In their Whatuni reviews, students praised the accessibility of academic help, as well as the lecturers for their passion and high teaching standards.
University of Hull students on Whatuni say:
“The variety of courses are great and have a great opportunity to learn new things.”
“Class have also been wonderful especially since the integration of online session and recordings of live sessions available to us whenever we need them.”
“So far, I have fully enjoyed my course. It’s fun, enjoyable as well as interesting. The course material has been engaging.”
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GET PROSPECTUSThe University of Hull is committed to providing fair access to education, and considers each application on an individual basis. Admission requirements vary on a course-by-course basis, and the university takes into account a wide range of UK and international qualifications and experiences for undergraduate entry. Prospective students can visit the website to see the list of qualifications accepted. The university is committed to ensuring that students from any nationality, background or lifestyle will have an equal opportunity to access exciting study opportunities at Hull.
International students can find more information about entry requirements – as well as details about English language requirements – online.
Applicants for the Hull York Medical School (HYMS) should refer to the dedicated HYMS website for guidance.
If a prospective student does not speak English as their first language, they will need to satisfy the English Language competency requirements for the department and course they have chosen. The requirements and accepted test scores can be found on the relevant course’s entry requirement page.
UCAS TARIFF CALCULATORSend a message directly to the uni to learn more about their entry requirements.
ASK A QUESTIONThe University of Hull has a range of accommodation to suit all budgets.
First-year students are guaranteed a room in university owned or partnered accommodation if they apply by 1st October. Broadband, utility bills and contents insurance are included in the rent, and accommodation also offers laundry facilities, indoor and outdoor amenity spaces, bike storage, 24/7 security and welfare support, and a communal cleaner.
There are three locations: Westfield Court, The Courtyard, and Taylor Court, offering self-catered single and ensuite rooms, as well as one-bedroom apartments. Prices range from £148.40 to £238.56 per week.
University of Hull students on Whatuni say:
“Really nice modern halls and great distance from the university.”
“I lived in the Courtyard for my first year and it’s a nice place to live.”
“Great accommodations.”
The University of Hull has invested £300 million in transforming its red-brick campus into a modern, cutting-edge learning and research environment.
Campus facilities include a world-class concert and performance hall, surround-sound cinema, industry-standard recording and rehearsing facilities, and the Gulbenkian Theatre.
In 2017, the award-winning Allam Medical Building was opened by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, and the university’s sports centre features a new fitness suite, a dedicated strength and conditioning suite, a 12-court sports facility with indoor and outdoor pitches, and seating for 700 spectators.
University of Hull students on Whatuni say:
“The campus is a good mix of small with everything you’ll need within walking distance and open with places to sit and study or talk with friends.”
“The campus is pretty small which I love, and there’s plenty to do near campus or a short bus ride away.”
“Good resources and massive library.”
Find out more about the accommodations and facilities in person at the uni.
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Students at the University of Hull are able to access an excellent range of both academic and personal support during their time studying.
Students can access Health and Wellbeing services for a variety of reasons relating to life and academic studies. This might include feelings of stress and anxiety, bereavement, depression and other mental health and general wellbeing issues. There's no 'right' or 'wrong' reason to access the service. The team care about the students and are there to provide a listening ear to support and advise students in a safe, confidential and non-judgmental environment. For students with more complex difficulties, the team can help plan and coordinate support outside of the university where needed.
A financial support team are able to help students with any money stresses, including lending out short-term loans.
For disabled students, the team provide advice and guidance and take a holistic approach and the services offered are tailored to individual needs.
Over at the Hull University Students’ Union, a free advice centre provides confidential advice and information to students.
University of Hull students on Whatuni say:
“Our lecturers have given us so much support in ensuring we are able to follow along and the student support team keep in touch making sure we are not currently facing any hardships.”
“A kind and friendly environment.”
“A great sense of community especially when it comes to international students the university is very accommodating.”
Find out more about the student support offered on the university’s website.
VISIT WEBSITEThe University of Hull is a well-respected UK higher education institution with a rich history of academic merit, quality research and taught courses, and strong links with other organisations across the world.
The university has a wide range of departments which each excel in a range of unique subject areas and skillsets, meaning students will graduate with a distinctive and attractive set of skills and abilities.
Faculty of Health Sciences
Faculty of Science and Engineering
Faculty of Arts, Cultures and Education
Faculty of Business, Law and Politics
University of Hull students on Whatuni say:
“The lecturers have been great and the practical sessions in the lab or out in the field have been amazing and engaging,”
“A lot of online work is given meaning there’s a lot of information to help me learn. Access to free resources through university accounts.”
“The course was fantastic and so were the lecturers.”
Hull University Union is a charity run by a team of elected volunteers, for students by students.
The union aims to help students during their time at the university — organising events and activities, supporting student needs and making sure students have a great time. Students automatically become a member when they enrol with the University of Hull.
University of Hull students on Whatuni say:
“Hull is a wonderful place for students as everything is typically all in walking distance.”
“This past year has truly been amazing! I found everything I came here for, the people, the fun times, the learning experience.”
“If you’re ever struggling or need support the lecturers are really welcoming and the student union is very helpful and will support you or give you any information you need.”
The students’ union offers over 140 societies, including everything from big bands to board games, breakdancing to battle re-enactment and plenty of sports teams. If a student’s interest isn’t represented by an existing society, students can be supported to start up their own.
A former UK City of Culture in 2017, Hull offers students annual festivals for film, comedy, jazz, photography, science, literature and music, alongside big-name events such as Freedom Festival, Humber Street Sesh and Pride – one the biggest free Pride events in the country.
Close to the university, the Avenues area features a plethora of bars, coffee shops and boutiques. Outside the city lies the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Wolds and the sandy beaches of the East Coast.
See the campus and city for yourself in person by booking an open day place.
BOOK OPEN DAYThrough the university’s Student Futures service, students can benefit from a wide range of services such as placements, internships, work experience, support for entrepreneurship, volunteering opportunities and employer mentoring.
Students can also learn how to start their own business. The university’s Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Society will help to develop ideas, provide students with key skills such as project management and marketing, and put them in contact with established entrepreneurs.
All academic programmes are regularly reviewed to ensure that they offer the opportunity to gain the skills, knowledge and behaviours needed to prosper in the workplace. These attributes are recognised in the university’s own Hull Employability Awards, which can be earned on top of degrees and stand as an endorsement of a student’s employability. This is evident in the university’s employment statistics, which find that 93.9% of graduates are in work or further study within 15 months.
Hull has produced thousands of dynamic graduates who have gone on to achieve success at the top of their game, across everything from commerce and politics to science and arts.
The University of Hull offers bursaries and other financial awards that are accessible to eligible students. Eligibility for a particular award varies and details of eligibility criteria can be found on the specific page for each scholarship or bursary on the university website.
The university also links students to awards and financial assistance that is available from other providers and partners.
The University of Hull prides itself on offering existing and prospective students outstanding value for money on its courses and certificates and works hard to ensure that students get the most for their money.
Tuition fees for undergraduate studies at the university are in line with national averages for this level of study, coming in at £9,250 per academic year for full time studies at undergraduate level. Fees for undergraduate studies may increase each year according to inflation. Any fees for students at the University of Hull will be in line with the maximum fees as set by the government.
Standard tuition fees for international students are £15,400 per year for arts programmes and £18,300 for science courses for 2023 entry. Substantial discounts are available through a variety of scholarships and other funding awards.
Send a message directly to the uni to learn more about their scholarships and bursaries.
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University of Hull
You'll be shocked by the number of clubs and societies on offer at University of Hull. There's something for everyone! As well as being able to pick different clubs and societies, most courses let you choose modules at different points through your degree.
As well as personalising your course through optional modules, you may have the chance to do a work placement during your studies. Developing your professional skills through work placements is a great way to add to your CV and boost your employability.
If you want a job you love (and who doesn't?), getting a job in a field you're passionate about is a great place to start. By studying a subject you really enjoy, you'll be qualified for a range of jobs relating to that subject, which you'll hopefully love.
For those who aren't ready to give up on education after an undergraduate degree, you'll have the opportunity to progress to postgraduate study such as a master's or even a PhD.
University of Hull's accommodation is designed to be as straightforward and stress-free as possible. All your bills are included in your rent, you'll have free WiFi and your rent also includes security and maintenance.
You'll have access to communal areas like kitchen and dining facilities, where you can socialise with other students you're living with. Disabled students will find several rooms adapted in accessible halls to suit a range of access requirements.
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