University of Hull

You will find everything you need to live and study all on one single-site campus. We have invested over £300 million into campus facilities to give our students the ideal environment in which to live and learn.

• £130-million accommodation complex
• £28-million health campus, spearheaded by the state-of-the-art Allam Medical Building
• £9.5 million on turning Middleton Hall into one of the region’s best performance venues and cinemas
• £16-million investment in a state-of-the-art upgrade of its sporting facilities
• £28 million refurbishment of the Brynmor Jones Library

Accommodation

Our wide-range of on-campus accommodation suits different tastes and needs – with study areas, en-suite rooms, games, music and big-screen rooms, and even rooftop apartments. Apply on time to be guaranteed a room.

Brynmor Jones Library

The magnificent seven-floor Brynmor Jones Library had a £28-million refurbishment in 2015. Usually open 24/7 during term time it offers students access to more than a million books, journals and periodicals. There are also flexible spaces for individual and group study, an array of helpful technology, an art gallery and a popular café.

Allam Sports Centre

Opened in 2018, this £16-million investment features a 12-court sports hall suitable for competitive badminton, basketball, netball, volleyball and futsal as well as a number of other sports. There are also 6 international standard glass back squash courts – which have been home to the Allam British Open and English Junior Squash Championships.

It also includes a 120-station gym and 3 dedicated fitness studios often used to martial arts, boxing, rowing, dance and yoga. The Allam Sports Centre also has a new strength and conditioning suite.

Outside is a £3.5-million outdoor sports facility is home to floodlit 3G pitches, outdoor hardcourts for netball and tennis, grass pitches and pitch-side changing rooms.

Middleton Hall

£9.5-million investment has turned Middleton Hall into one of the region’s best performance venues and cinemas. A world-class cultural venue in the heart of campus with some of the finest facilities around, the centrepiece of Middleton Hall is a 400-seat concert hall and industry standard recording and rehearsal spaces. It’s accompanied by the contemporary Arts Café and Bar.

Allam Medical Building

On 16 November 2017, Her Majesty The Queen performed the Opening Ceremony of the Allam Medical Building, the heart of the University of Hull’s £28-million health campus. The Allam Medical Building achieved success in the Buildings That Inspire category in The Guardian’s University Awards 2018. Featuring a simulated operating theatre, hospital ward and intensive care unit, the Allam Medical Building allows students to train in a real life setting from the start – giving them the skills and confidence to easily transition into a clinical setting.

University is all about the people you meet and the community you become a part of. And at Hull, that community is welcoming to everyone, whatever your interests.

Clubs and Societies

Hull University Union is for everyone studying at the University of Hull. It’s here to help make time at University count, by supporting students to connect, develop, meet new people and build a support network.

• Over 85 student-led activities like sports, societies, or give it a go events, meet students with similar interests or discover a new passion
• Supporting students to develop skills for the future
• Opportunities to socialise at events like Welcome Week or Karaoke and Quiz nights.
•  Exists to represent the student voice and ensure student opinions are heard

 City of Hull

 Hull has become one of the UK’s most talked about destinations – more friendly and affordable than bigger cities, with just as much to see and do

 The city centre is home to many shops, museums and galleries, as well as places to grab some food and a drink. You can also explore the cobbled streets of the Old Town and the cultural hub of the waterfront area

Closer to campus, the student district has everything needed in daily life.

Hull and the Region

 Green countryside, pretty villages, beautiful beaches and charming market towns: East Yorkshire has it all. The region has a number of award-winning seaside resorts – Scarborough, Bridlington, Hornsea and Withernsea – all have sandy beaches and pleasant promenades.

 Hull also has efficient transport links, putting cities such as York, Leeds and Manchester within easy reach.

The University of Hull welcomes students from around the world and we accept a range of international qualifications.

Check our country pages to look at our country specific entry requirements or apply through one of our representatives.

Undergraduate

Apply for one of our undergraduate courses through UCAS. As well as providing your personal details, academic qualifications and any employment history – it’s a great way to showcase your skills, qualities and passion for the subject you’re wanting to study.

Use our institution code H72, and for medicine (HYMS) use H75.

Foundation Pathways

If you need more support before studying with us our on-site pathway provider, ONCAMPUS Hull, has foundation and pre-masters programmes to help you gain entry.

English Language Requirements

If your first language is not English, or you require a Tier 4 student visa to study, you will be required to provide evidence of your English language proficiency level.

For degree programmes, Hull accepts a number of tests and qualifications including the following, however check your course for exact requirements:

• IELTS Academic Test – a score of 6.0 overall with at least 5.5 in each band, or 5.5 overall with at least 5.5 in each band for integrated foundation year programmes

• PTE Academic – a score of 54 overall with at least 51 in each band

• TOEFL iBT – a score of 79 overall with at least 17 in listening, 18 in reading, 20 in speaking and 17 in writing

• Other accepted equivalents

Pre-Sessional English

Students who cannot satisfy the English language requirements can pursue a Hull English language or summer study programme course before starting their academic degree. These range from 8 weeks to 12-months

There is also a 4-week course for students who have already met their entry requirements but would like to refresh their English before starting their studies.

Find out more about pre-sessional English courses here.

At Hull, our Student Futures team help our students to be future focused, encouraging and empowering individuals to develop skills key for employability as well as to make and implement well-informed decisions about their career and continuing professional development.

 This includes opportunities such as internships and work placements. In recent years there have also been opportunities for our students through the Hull graduate internship programme.