Sultan Rashid A Al-Hajri, Chemical Engineering Foundation student
International

Inbound Exchanges and Visiting Students modules

From chemistry, computer science and criminology to music, mechanical engineering and marine biology… whatever your subject, we have modules to inspire you.

Choosing your modules

At Hull you will study three modules per semester. We will also ask you to identify some additional modules in case some modules are not available during your time with us. After we receive your application we will share further details on how to apply for your modules.

Browse our courses for a flavour of what modules are included in our degrees. For more details on a specific module or more information on what modules may complement your studies contact us at incoming-mobility@hull.ac.uk.

Module exceptions

  • Psychology or Law modules are only available where a direct agreement exists between your department within your university and the University of Hull

  • Certain Social Work and Youth and Community Development modules are unavailable due to DBS checks required (working with vulnerable people/children)
  • Unfortunately, we do not offer exchange opportunities on our Medicine programmes

Credits for modules

You should take 60 credits per semester. This usually equates to 3 modules, although there are some language courses that are only 10 credits. The total number of credits you should take are:

  • Full year: 120 credits (equivalent to 60 ECTS credits)
  • One semester: 60 credits (equivalent to 30 ECTS credits)

Credit and grade conversions

Below is our general guide to credit and grade conversation as credit transfers differ between universities and countries. It is important to check with your home university how they will transfer the marks you receive at Hull.

  • European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) grade conversions

    ECTS Grade

    Hull degree class

     Equivalent
    Hull mark

    Definition

    A

    1st (First)

    70 – 100

    Excellent: Outstanding performance with only minor errors

    B

    2:1 (Two One)

    60 – 69

    Very good: Above the average standard but with some errors 

    C

    2:2 (Two Two)

    50 – 59

    Good: Generally sound work with a number of notable errors

    D

    3rd (Third)

    40 – 49

    Satisfactory: fair but with significant shortcomings 

    E

    Compensable

    35 – 39

    Sufficient: performance meets with minimum criteria

    FX

    Fail

    -

    Fail: some more work required before the credit can be awarded

    F

    Fail

    -

    Fail considerable further work is required

  • USA grade conversions

    Hull Class

    Hull Mark

    US Grade

    USA GPA

    1st

    75

    A / A+

    3.7–4.0

    1st

    72

    A-

    3.5–3.6

    High 2:1

    68

    B+

    3.2–3.4

    Mid 2:1

    65

    B

    2.9–3.1

    Low 2:1

    62

    B-

    2.5–2.8

    High 2:2

    58

    C+

    2.2–2.4

    Mid 2:2

    55

    C

    1.9–2.1

    Low 2:2

    52

    C-

    1.5–1.8

    High 3rd

    48

    D+

    1.2–1.4

    Mid 3rd

    45

    D

    0.9–1.1

    Low 3rd

    42

    D-

    0.7–0.8

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