University of Hull

University of Hull

The University of Hull is a public research university located in Hull, England, known for its focus on employability, innovation, and student well-being.

Established: 1927
Founded: 1927 (received university status in 1954)
Location: Hull, East Yorkshire, England

The University of Hull offers a vibrant student experience with excellent facilities and a focus on creating a strong community for students. With an emphasis on sustainable development, the university has built a solid reputation in the fields of business, education, health, and sciences. It provides a supportive atmosphere for both UK and international students, boasting a diverse range of courses, research-led teaching, and excellent career opportunities for students.

Programs Offered

Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs across multiple fields:

Category	Programs Offered
Business & Management	Accounting and Finance, Business Administration, Marketing, Business Analytics and Data Science, International Business, Human Resource Management
Engineering & Technology	Computer Science, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Engineering Project Management
Health & Social Sciences	Nursing, Public Health, Psychology, Social Work, Midwifery, Healthcare Management
Law & Social Studies	Law, Criminology, Politics, International Relations, Sociology
Arts & Humanities	Creative Writing, History, Philosophy, English Literature, Media Studies, Digital Media Art
Education	Primary Education, Special Education Needs, Education Leadership, TESOL
Natural Sciences	Chemistry, Biology, Environmental Science, Geology

Ranking

University Ranking (2024):

Ranking Source	Rank
The Guardian University Guide	44th overall in the UK
The Complete University Guide	52nd overall in the UK
Times Higher Education	601–800 range globally
QS World University Rankings	801–1000 range globally

Tuition Fees (per year)

Campus/Program	Home/EU Students (Undergraduate)	International Students (Undergraduate)	Home/EU Students (Postgraduate)	International Students (Postgraduate)
Undergraduate	£9,250 – £10,800	£13,000 – £16,000	£10,500 – £13,000	£14,000 – £18,000
Postgraduate	£11,500 – £15,000	£16,000 – £19,000	£10,500 – £14,500	£14,500 – £18,000

Estimated Living Costs (per year)

Campus	Accommodation	Food	Transport	Utilities & Other Expenses	Total Monthly Costs	Annual Living Cost
Hull	£120 – £160 per week	£30 – £50 per week	£50 – £80 per month (bus pass)	£60 – £90 per month	£800 – £1,200 per month	£9,600 – £14,400
On-campus Accommodation	£130 – £210 per week	£30 – £50 per week	£40 – £50 per month	£50 – £80 per month	£800 – £1,400 per month	£9,600 – £16,800
Private Accommodation (Shared housing or studio)	£100 – £250 per week	£25 – £45 per week	£50 – £70 per month (bus pass)	£40 – £60 per month	£700 – £1,200 per month	£8,400 – £14,400

Visa Information (for UK and International Students)

• Eligibility: You must be accepted into a full-time course at the University of Hull.
• Proof of Financial Support: Must demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses.
  • £1,023 per month (Hull)
  • £1,334 per month (if studying in London)

Visa Processing Time: Typically around 3 weeks after application, recommended to apply 3 months before the start date.

Accommodation Options

1. University-managed Halls (on-campus)
   • Types: En-suite, shared bathroom, studios.
   • Approximate cost: £130 – £210 per week.
2. Private Accommodation (off-campus)
   • Types: Shared houses/flats, private rooms, or studio apartments.
   • Approximate cost: £100 – £250 per week.

Food Options for International Students

• The University of Hull offers diverse meal options on campus.
• Indian cuisine can be found at various nearby restaurants such as Indian Ocean, with local grocery stores offering Indian cooking ingredients.

Cost of Travel

• Flight Cost (to Hull): Approx. ₹30,000 – ₹80,000 (one-time).
• Local Travel: A bus pass costs around £50 – £70 per month, with occasional intercity travel costs varying depending on frequency.