Norway

Hello and welcome!

We're one of the country's oldest universities, and we've come a long way in our 90 years. The University of Hull is a vibrant institution – a blend of English tradition and cutting-edge technology.

96% of our graduates progress into work or further study within six months of completing their studies.

We nurture communities and we put our students (drawn from more than 100 countries) at the heart of everything we do.

Find out what qualifications you need to apply to study with us. Learn more about paying fees and discover where you can meet us in your country.

Anything else you need to know? Contact us.

Entry requirements

  • Undergraduate

    We're currently confirming our 2020 undergraduate entry requirements and will publish them soon.

    In the meantime, please get in touch by emailing global@hull.ac.uk or call +44 (0)1482 462190.

    Don't quite meet the requirements? Don't worry - we review every application on an individual basis. Email global@hull.ac.uk to find out more. You may also be interested in our degree preparation course, ONCAMPUS.

  • Postgraduate Taught

    The majority of our taught Masters programmes require that you hold a qualification equivalent to a lower second-class Bachelor Honours (or 2.2). Please check our course pages for specific entry requirements.

    We generally consider the below qualifications awarded by a nationally recognised higher education institution in Norway as comparable to a UK Bachelor Honours degree. 

    • Bachelorgrad
    • Candidatus/a magisterii (cand. mag.)
    • Sivilingeniør (siv. ing.)
    • Siviløkonom (siv. øk.)

    Lower second-class (2.2) equivalent 
    Overall grade of C

    Upper second-class (2.1) equivalent
    Overall grade of B

    Don't quite meet the requirements? Don't worry - we review every application on an individual basis. Email global@hull.ac.uk.

  • Postgraduate Research

    The majority of our research Masters programmes and PhDs require that you hold a qualification equivalent to an upper second-class Bachelor Honours (or 2.1), although some programmes, especially PhDs may have higher entry requirements. Please check our course pages for specific entry requirements.

    We generally consider the below qualifications awarded by a nationally recognised higher education institution in Norway as comparable to a UK Bachelor Honours degree. 

    • Bachelorgrad
    • Candidatus/a magisterii (cand. mag.)
    • Sivilingeniør (siv. ing.)
    • Siviløkonom (siv. øk.)

    Upper second-class (2.1) equivalent
    Overall grade of B

    Don't quite meet the requirements? Don't worry - we review every application on an individual basis. Email global@hull.ac.uk.

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. Find out more.

Visits

We regularly travel to Norway to meet students and talk about our programmes, funding opportunities, the application process and life at the University of Hull.

We're planning our next visit. Email global@hull.ac.uk or call +44 (0)1482 462190 to find out more. 

Agents

If you need help with any stage of the application process, contact us.

Fees

  • Undergraduate - standard tuition fees for EU students are £9,250 per year for a full-time undergraduate degree for 2018 entry, and £6,165 for a Foundation Year - but substantial discounts and scholarships are available.
  • Postgraduate - tuition fees vary by course; you can check the fee for your chosen programme on the course page. Substantial discounts and scholarships are available.

Scholarships

The University has three different awards to give you a bit of extra cash while you’re studying. You don’t need to apply for these – we’ll automatically award you the highest-value scholarship that you qualify for. There are a range of scholarships available to EU students too. Find out more.

Download a prospectus

Discover more by downloading an undergraduate prospectus, or find out how we support postgraduate development and research in our subject guides.

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International prospectus

EU Students

Good news! You are still eligible for financial support for the duration of your course if you join us in the 2019 to 2020 academic year. Find out more.