University of Hull
About University of Hull
Creating a fairer, brighter, carbon neutral future for all
The University of Hull has been changing the way people think for 90 years. As England’s 14th-oldest university, they have a proud heritage of academic excellence, and a history of creating and inspiring life-changing research.
And they have no plans to stop; shaping a fairer, brighter and carbon neutral future for all. Aiming to be carbon neutral by 2027, staff and students are uniting to help solve the climate crisis.
Opportunities you can’t get anywhere else
The University of Hull is the only Official University Partner of Team GB until 2025. As a student – whatever you’re studying and whether you’re sporty or not – there’ll be opportunities to get involved with our Team GB partnership including chances to volunteer at Team GB events to boost your CV (terms apply). The University of Hull believes that there’s extraordinary in everyone, and together with Team GB, they’re going to help you find it.
Delve deeper, start over, go further
Loved your degree and want to specialise in one area of it? Or looking to change direction and study something new? Good news. You don’t need to have studied the subject at undergraduate level to apply for a postgraduate conversion degree.
Need some inspiration? Try these career-boosting subject areas…
- Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
- Education, Teaching and Childhood Studies
- Marketing, Management and Business Strategy
- Criminal Justice and Crime Control
- Geography and Environment
Invest in your career
Looking to increase your earning potential, change career or simply study the subject you love in greater depth? There are many reasons to study for a postgraduate qualification but one of the main ones is the benefits it can bring to your career.
While studying at the University of Hull, you’ll have a wealth of opportunities to develop your employability and gain experience. A team of experts are trained to connect you to find opportunities that will suit your career aspirations and give you a head-start in today’s competitive job market.
More money, less worry
Hull is the UK’s most affordable city, according to a 2022 cost of living survey by Numbeo*. Cheaper than Leeds, Lincoln, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Nottingham, Sheffield, Derby, Birmingham, and more.
With one of the lowest rents in England, your money will go miles further.
*numbeo.com Europe Cost of Living Index. Correct as of November 2022.
How to get to Hull
Some people might tell you that Hull is ‘at the end of the line’, but they couldn’t be more wrong. Hull is slap-bang in the centre of the country, roughly halfway between Edinburgh and London. It’s easy to get to by road, rail, sea and air. There’s a direct train service to London that takes less than three hours. Birmingham’s only two and a half hours away, and it’s around an hour to either York or Leeds.
One campus, one community
When you join Hull, you’re a valued member of a tight-knit community where the lecturers know your name. It’s a place where everyone matters. A place for all ages, all background, all walks of life. It’s no coincidence that “friendly” is the word most of their students use to describe Hull.
The university has recently invested £300 million into their facilities, with £86 million more to come. So everything you need to live, study and socialise is on one safe and beautiful campus, rather than being scattered around the city. If you choose to live in one of the brand-new on-campus apartments, you’ll also have the gym and sports centre on your doorstep. Plus bars (including Wetherspoons), coffee shops, a 7-storey library, a mini-supermarket and a nightclub.
How to apply
For most postgraduate courses, you apply online and can track the progress of your application. It’s quick and easy and the team are on hand to help you every step of the way.
The application deadline for 2023 entry is 30 June, but we recommend that you apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Some programmes will close for applications for the next intake once they’re full.
Contact details
- study@hull.ac.uk
- Telephone
- 01482 466850
- Address
- University of Hull
- Cottingham Road
- Hull
- Yorkshire
- HU6 7RX
- Social media accounts