Studying in Hull and the UK
Study in the UK at the University of Hull and enjoy world-class education, a vibrant campus, and career-boosting opportunities like industrial placements.
Why study in the UK?
Thinking about studying in the UK? It’s more than just earning a degree – it’s a life-changing experience.
Studying in the UK is a gateway to personal growth, lifelong friendships, and a world of opportunities. Whether you’re passionate about science, the arts, or anything in between, with one of the most diverse subject offerings in the world, you’ll find a course that excites and challenges you.
A UK degree is prestigious, globally recognised, and gives you a competitive edge, all while being financially beneficial. With shorter study durations, competitive tuition fees, and the chance to work part-time, studying in the UK is a smart investment for your future.
Staying in the UK after graduation
With the Graduate Route visa, international students who have completed a degree can apply to stay and work in the UK for up to two years after their studies – a brilliant opportunity to benefit from the UK’s diverse job market, kickstarting your career.
Inbound students
Interested in joining us as an inbound exchange or visiting student from your current university?
Why choose the University of Hull?
For almost a century, the University of Hull has empowered students with knowledge, ambition, and a thriving community – all within a beautiful and inspiring campus.
The University boasts a prestigious Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF 2023) for its outstanding teaching. Internationally renowned for its life-changing research, Hull's research in social justice, environmental sustainability and healthcare is globally impactful.
Hull students benefit from strong graduate career prospects, with 95% in work or further study within 15 months.1
We’re proud of our diverse and inclusive university, and we have welcomed students from more than 100 countries to study with us.
Campus and student life
Our beautiful single-site campus is convenient and safe for students, with 24/7 security, and you can walk from your on-campus accommodation to your classes within minutes.
Everything you need is on our campus, including a 7-storey library, gym and sports centre, coffee shops (including Costa), a mini-supermarket, pub and even a nightclub. Unlike some universities where facilities are spread across a city, our campus brings everything together in one place. This means less time commuting and more time enjoying university life in a vibrant, close-knit community.
The City of Hull
Hull is a vibrant city in East Yorkshire, famous as the birthplace of William Wilberforce, leader of the abolition of the slave trade. His legacy is celebrated at the Wilberforce House Museum and through the annual Freedom Festival, which fills the city with arts and culture.
Hull also offers lively festivals like Humber Street Sesh, free museums such as the Ferens Art Gallery, and a friendly atmosphere with affordable living. With easy access to London, Leeds, and the Yorkshire countryside, it’s an ideal place for international students.
An affordable city for students
Hull is the most affordable city in the UK 2 meaning your money goes further, allowing you to focus on your studies and enjoy student life.
Career development
While studying at Hull, you'll have a wealth of opportunities to develop your employability, and you can take it a step further with an industry placement year on many of our courses. Working with one of our trusted industry partners, you'll gain hands-on experience, insight into your future career, and a valuable boost to your employability.
Plus, our Careers Service is here to help you level up your skills and set you up for success. Whether it’s connecting with mentors through e-mentoring, securing placements and internships, or earning the Hull Employability Award, we’re dedicated to making sure you're ready to stand out in today’s competitive job market. The Careers Service is also available after your graduate.
Student Support
Starting university can be extremely overwhelming, especially when you are moving to a new country. However, we believe nothing should get in the way of reaching your personal best. With our team of academics, advisers and experts by your side, there’s no stopping you.
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UK domicile full-time first-degree leavers; Higher Education Graduate Outcomes statistics, for the academic year 2021/22, published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency June 2024.
Finder.com. Correct as of March 2025.