University Guide

University of Hull

Founded in 1927, the University of Hull offers a campus experience in East Yorkshire, with teaching buildings, accommodation and student facilities close together. Nearby Newland Avenue has cafés and bars to explore between lectures. The university is also home to Hull York Medical School, a partnership with the University of York, alongside a research tradition spanning healthcare, renewable energy and social justice.

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The overview

The main things you need to know about studying at the University of Hull.

  • Rankings

    Hull ranks 50th in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027 and 64th in the Complete University Guide 2027. It also places 18th for student satisfaction in the Complete University Guide. Explore the university’s latest league table results alongside subject rankings when comparing courses.

  • Employability

    Hull’s Careers Service offers individual guidance, CV and application workshops, interview preparation and employer events. Career mentoring connects students with alumni and industry professionals, while Hubble Careers brings together vacancies, events and practical resources. The team can also help you explore part-time work, paid placements and summer internships to build experience alongside your degree.

  • Fees

    For 2026/27, tuition fees for UK undergraduate students are £9,790 a year. Eligible students can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan, which is paid directly to the university. International and postgraduate fees vary by programme, so check Hull’s fees and funding information and your individual course page. Use the figures for your entry year when budgeting, as fees may change.

  • Bursaries

    For September 2027 entry, Hull’s Cost of Living Bursary offers eligible home undergraduates £500 or £750 a year towards costs such as travel, accommodation and everyday expenses. The amount depends on the scheme’s eligibility conditions. You can also explore Hull’s undergraduate scholarships and awards for other support. Check the criteria, application requirements and deadlines for your intake, as awards can change between entry years.

Accommodation

Hull’s on-campus accommodation keeps you close to lectures, the library and Students’ Union. For 2026/27, advertised prices start at £99 a week at Taylor Court and £135 at Westfield Court, with 43- and 51-week contracts available. Taylor Court offers en-suite rooms with shared kitchens, including utilities, Wi-Fi, contents insurance and free laundry. Westfield Court has a wider mix of room types and social spaces. The university’s current guarantee covers a single-person room in university-owned, managed or directed accommodation for new full-time undergraduates who apply by 31 July in their entry year. Check the latest conditions before booking. You can also compare student accommodation in Hull through AFS, weighing up location, bills and the full contract cost.

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Students' Union

Hull University Students’ Union is led by students, with every enrolled student automatically becoming a member. You can join societies and sports teams, attend events, volunteer or put forward ideas for change. Its Advice Centre provides independent, impartial guidance on studies, funding and housing, including contract checks, landlord concerns and problems with repairs.

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Famous for

Hull is known for research that helped make modern LCD screens possible. In 1973, Professor George Gray’s work at the university produced stable liquid crystals, supporting technology used in laptops, phones and televisions. Its history also includes poet Philip Larkin, who served as University Librarian for 30 years.

News

The University of Hull is currently supporting an innovative national campaign to attract health and care workers to the region.

Accommodation for Students says

“Hull is a secret gem in East Yorkshire with a unique atmosphere. There is plenty of stuff to do and most of is cheap as chip spice. After all, it’s ‘Never Dull in Hull’.”

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