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Why we do what we do

Tackling the challenges facing our world head on

When injustices confront our society, when challenges threaten our planet, when opportunities are in short supply, we give ourselves permission to face them. It won’t be easy, but that’s never stopped us. Because we believe every step – and misstep – takes us closer to the world we all want.

The NHS spends 8.3bn on wound care every year.

Our £48mn Wound Innovation Institute is accelerating new discoveries through to the clinic, transforming quality of life.

8 million homes in the UK are at risk of flooding by 2050.

Hull is leading a partnership to better protect our coastal communities.

Disadvantaged people are still overlooked in education and work.

Our higher education access scheme is the model for UK best practice.

1 in 4 adults and 1 in 10 children experience mental illness.

Our new research centre is helping to boost essential mental health services.

Our region is one of the biggest contributors of industrial carbon emissions.

We’re driving low-carbon innovation while powering economic growth.

The UK needs a smarter, stronger, greener rail freight network.

Our technology is helping to deliver more goods at lower cost while slashing emissions.

Who’s doing it

Working together for humanity’s future

A university is only as good as its people. And ours are a breed apart. Hull is a haven for unconventionally brilliant minds. People who are unafraid to step up, speak out and stand together for the benefit of us all.

Dr Holly Wilkinson is leading the charge in the fight against wounds, using the skin's microbiome defences.

Dr Kate Smith was a Rising Star at the Women in Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (WiFCERM) Awards 2025.

Criminology researcher Dr Stephanie Brown has been named one of the BBC’s New Generation Thinkers for 2025.

Business Management alumnus Laura Su is leading on transforming waste into renewable resources.

Professor Kevin Pimbblet, Director of DAIM, is leading our research into how to responsibly harness AI.

Drama alumnus Indhu Rubasingham is the first person of colour to be Artistic Director at the National Theatre.

Fred Gough, Professional Policing student, is ready to use his degree to help victims of crime.

Why we’re the right people for the job

Teaching people to think differently for nearly 100 years

Rated Gold for teaching quality

and student success in the latest Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)

World-leading research

as recognised by the Research Excellence Framework (REF)1

Founded in 1927

with a lifelong mission to further knowledge for the benefit of humanity’s future

95% of our students

are in work or further study within 15 months of graduating2

Top 20 in the UK

for helping students to find and share their voice throughout their degree3

3rd in Yorkshire for student outcomes

and outperforming 75% of universities across the UK4

2027 Undergraduate Prospectus

Get your copy of our reinvented prospectus today

Choosing what to do next is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make. University might be part of that. It might not. Either way, 1927 is designed to help you think it through – in your own time, and on your own terms.

1.

82% of our research is recognised as world-leading or internationally excellent. Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021.

2.

UK domicile full-time first degree leavers; Higher Education Graduate Outcomes statistics, for the academic year 2022/23, published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency June 2025.

3.

(‘Opportunities to give feedback on your course’) National Student Survey (NSS) 2025, HEIs only.

4.

OFS Student outcomes data August 2025 looking at the proportion of full-time, first degree, UK-domiciled graduates in highly skilled employment or further study 15 months after graduating.