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    University of Hull

    Check whether the University of Hull is right for you as an international student.

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    Uni facts

    Hull, UK
    • Type
      Public
    • Rank
      641
    • International students
      1935
    • Nationalities
      100
    • Total programs
      158
    • Acceptance rate
      22%

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    Study abroad at the University of Hull

    The University of Hull is a public research university founded in 1927, and is located in Hull, a city in the north east of England. The University is made up of four faculties: arts, cultures and education; business, law and politics; health sciences; and science and engineering.

    Each faculty offers a wide range of programs at bachelor’s, master’s, PhD, and research degree levels. The University has research expertise in the areas of social justice, environmental technologies, and maritime history. Its research is also well-known for developing liquid-crystal technology.

    Their main campus contains three halls of residence, and rooms are guaranteed to all new students. There are a number of on-site facilities, including library, sports hall, fitness suite, restaurants, and study areas.

    Why study at Hull University?

    • Affordablity

      Hull is consistently ranked as one of the UK's most affordable student cities, so you can get an excellent education without breaking the bank

    • Respected research

      Hull was named in the top 50 UK institutions for research power (Times Higher Education)

    Life as an international student

    Students from over 100 countries call Hull University home. If you choose Hull you’ll be picked up from the airport and then attend an orientation, briefing and enrollment session shortly before the start of term.

    The University offers a wide range of societies you can join to help you settle in to life in Hull. You can also join sports clubs, including basketball, netball, soccer, ice hockey, cricket, squash, and many others.

    The city of Hull was the UK city of culture in 2017, and has loads to offer international students. The University has invested £9.5 million into turning its Middleton Hall into a world-class concert venue, and has a range of events going on throughout the year.

    Student life & facilities

    Group of students planning a presentation in a living room
    • Library
      • Computer labs
      • Group Study Rooms
    • Praying Rooms
      • Workshops
      • Chaplaincy
      • Skills classes
      • Language Center
      • Group Praying Rooms
      • Pre sessional English Academic skills courses
    • Transport
      • Campus Bus Service
      • Campus parking
    • No. of All Weather Sports Pitches
      • No. of Squash Courts
      • No. of Tennis Courts
      • No. of Basketball Courts
      • No. of volleyball courts
    • Food & Restaurants
      • Restaurants
      • Cafe’s
    • Fitness Centre
      • Machines
      • Free Weights
      • Fitness Classes
      • Personal Trainers
    • IT Support
      • Campus Wireless Connectivity
    • Clubs & Organisations
      • No. of Clubs & Organizations 180
    • Healthcare & Medical
      • Counselling & Mental Health Services
      • Emergency Contraception
    • Sports Facilities
      • Sport facilities 3
      • No. of Natural Turf Soccer Pitches 3
    • Tutoring Support
      • Student Tutoring & Support
      • Academic Tutoring & Support

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    Fees and funding

    The University of Hull recognizes the significant investment – personal and financial – made by you in choosing to go to university. That’s why they offer a number of awards in appreciation of either your academic efforts or personal circumstances.

    Standard tuition fees for international students are £14,000 per year for arts programs and £16,600 for science courses for 2019 entry – but substantial discounts and scholarships are available.

    New international students paying standard tuition fees at Hull receive a discount of up to £3,500 per year.

    • UG Scholarships for Arts programs £2,000 (one time)
    • UG Scholarships for Science programs £2,500 (one time)
    • PG Scholarships for Arts programs £2,500 (one time)
    • PG Scholarships for Science programs £2,500 (one time)
    • Business Management with Internship, MSc - £2,500
    • Professional Accounting, MSc - £2,500
    • MSc in all other HUBS (Business School) subjects - £2,500
    • Physician Associate studies - £2,500

    PhD Scholarships, Talented Athlete Scholarships

    Location

    University of Hull

    Cottingham Rd, Hull HU6 7RX

    Hull is part of the East Riding of Yorkshire, which means that this bustling city is a stone’s throw from some of Britain's loveliest countryside as well as expansive coastlines - the best of all worlds.

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    Visa requirements for the University of Hull

    Many international students will require a visa to study in the UK, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.

    UK student visa requirements