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Climate action must support social justice

University of Hull Vice Chancellor Susan Lea argues that action on the environment needs to be based on an understanding of place.

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The UK government wants to crack down on knife crime – research can tell us why young people start carrying weapons

Iain Brennan, Professor of Criminology, on how and why young people become involved in knife crime.

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Appointment of next Vice-Chancellor

The University of Hull is pleased to announce that Professor Dave Petley has been appointed as its next Vice-Chancellor.

Climate change is disrupting 'the language of life' across all types of ecosystems

Climate change is disrupting essential chemical communication processes between organisms in all types of the Earth's ecosystems.

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Researchers invited to focus on UN's Sustainable Development Goals

A conference focused on the UN's Sustainable Development Goals will bring researchers together working across the University.

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Eurovision: If Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra triumph it won't be a sympathy vote, says an expert

Dr Catherine Baker, Reader in 20th Century History on the politics behind this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

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Primary school children get little academic benefit from homework

Paul Hopkins, Lecturer and Researcher in Education, on the usefulness of homework for primary school pupils.

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New project to offer hope after a diagnosis of dementia

The dementia research team from the University of Hull, which has an international reputation, will help support a nationwide project.

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University of Hull hits research high – as one of highest risers in UK

The results of the Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) mark another significant success for the University of Hull.

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Using cellphones to deliver health services to teens: a sub-Saharan Africa review

University academics explain how mobile phones can be used to combat unplanned pregnancies.

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£1.1 million clinical trial to assess impact of exercise on cancer outcomes

Hull York Medical School has been awarded £1.1 million from Yorkshire Cancer Research to assess the impact of exercise for people with cancer.

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University of Hull raises £86m of funding to accelerate carbon neutral ambitions

The University of Hull has secured £86m of green funding, accelerating its ambition of becoming a carbon neutral campus by 2027.

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Hepatitis outbreak in children: explainer on adenovirus type 41, the possible culprit

Dr Cheryl Walter, Lecturer in Biomedical Science explains the increase in hepatitis infections in children.

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Scary stories feature slime, black fungus and biofilms to raise awareness of microbiology

The slime of an ancient mariner was the winning story for a national competition to raise awareness of microbiology as a career path.

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University of Hull scientist jets to Germany in recognition of outstanding sustainability research

A scientist has been recognised for his research in using Artificial Intelligence to increase wind turbine reliability.

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University of Hull named in top global 100 for Impact

The University of Hull has been named in the world's top 100 in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, released today.

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New research: Beanz Meanz … – a healthier diet, a cleaner environment, and an innovative approach to UK food production

A newly launched research project to help tackle the issue of unhealthy foods will assess how nutritious beans can be grown in the UK

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Will it work when I need it to? Quick tips for ensuring learning technologies behave for your students

This blog looks at previewing your digital learning resources to ensure they will work as intended for your students.

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Dress to Redress: Exploring Native American Material Culture

A new exhibition celebrating hidden stories of female strength through fashion and visual culture is set to share insights from key researchers.

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Here's why UK tides are soon going to play a much bigger part in powering your home

Simon Waldman, Lecturer in Renewable Energy, on the UK's clean energy revolution.

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Volunteers step up again to provide critical support to those in need

Volunteers and community-based working groups are still providing critical support to those facing food and fuel poverty as the cost of living rises.

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Developing countries are being left behind in the AI race – and that's a problem for all of us

As of October 2021, 44 countries were reported to have their own national AI strategic plans, showing willingness to forge ahead in the global AI race.

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Team GB hockey star visits University of Hull for 2022 Student Thesis Conference

Team GB hockey star and Olympic gold medallist Hollie Pearne-Webb MBE joined students at the University for the 2022 Student Thesis Conference.

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Netball stars visit University of Hull for Vitality Netball Super League tie

Some of the country's top netball players are visiting the University of Hull for a crunch tie in the Vitality Netball Super League.

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University of Hull hosts Yorkshire & Humber Institute of Technology for 360 Video Project

Members of the Yorkshire & Humber Institute of Technology met at the University of Hull to explore how 360-degree, interactive video could boost learning.

Scientists discover microplastics in deepest section of the lungs

A team of scientists have discovered microplastics in live human lungs in the most robust study of its kind.

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Sustainability project is a breath of fresh air

A Hull-based project designed to improve outcomes for asthma patients and reduce climate change has received a national award.

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'My time working with Team GB has helped open doors for me'

In 2020, University of Hull student Joseph Shepherd was given the opportunity to work as a Digital Content Coordinator with Team GB.

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University of Hull leading £1.25m project with Siemens Gamesa to advance wind turbine blade production

Funding worth over £1m will see the University of Hull help Siemens Gamesa tackle a key challenge in the construction of offshore wind turbine blades.

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Six marathons in six days in the Sahara Desert

The University of Hull has helped three athletes prepare for the toughest foot race on the planet.

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Lifetime achievement award for University of Hull dementia expert

One of the region's most esteemed research psychologists and an expert in dementia care has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award.

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World-leading research and partnerships drive advances in region's healthcare

An event hosted by the University and Hull York Medical School will launch Research, Development and Innovation Week on Friday 8 April 2022.

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Personalised  Pedagogies - inclusive, empowering and progressive higher education for all

Bookings are now open for the University's July 2022 Learning & Teaching Conference!

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Hull Electric Racing Team takes to the track for international competition

The University of Hull's Electric Racing Team is going head-to-head with some of the world's best teams in an international simulated racing championship.

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Vice-Chancellor's statement on the invasion of Ukraine

The University of Hull community is deeply concerned and outraged by the Russian Federation's invasion of Ukraine and the unfolding humanitarian crisis.

Building Escape Rooms with Microsoft OneNote

How OneNote Notebook, tool available in Microsoft Teams can be used for formative or even summative assessment with a twist!

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Strengthening the bioeconomy by maximising graduate employability

A curriculum framework for bioeconomy employability

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Why Environmental Marketing is Unlikely to Encourage Consumers to buy Sustainable Fashion

Cost, convenience and inclusivity of fast fashion is more influential than environmental fashion marketing, according to a new University of Hull study.

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Significant levels of microplastics found in outdoor urban environments, study finds

Scientists have recorded high levels of atmospheric microplastics during a year-long study at a site close to a busy northern trunk road.

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Iconic 2022 Allam British Open Squash Championships returns to University of Hull

The University of Hull will welcome back some of the world's top squash players next week, as the Allam British Open returns to the city.

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Prestigious global essay prize set to raise awareness of modern slavery

The University of Hull has launched a new global academic essay competition – to raise awareness of modern slavery and the protection of human dignity.

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Cowrie Scholarship Foundation welcomes University of Hull as its next University Partner

The has partnered with The Cowrie Scholarship Foundation (CSF) to improve access to higher education for economically disadvantaged Black British students.

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Students supporting Ukraine with donations

Business School students have joined forces with a local charity to help staff and students donate items for Ukrainian refugees.

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Powerful 360' immersive video 'Help Sali' highlights impact of flooding on children

The devastating and lasting impact of flooding on children and young people is being exposed through a new 360-degree immersive video.

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Alan Turing Institute award win for University of Hull PhD student

The Alan Turing Institute has recognised a University of Hull PhD student's cutting-edge research on Artificial Intelligence with a prestigious award.

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Global trials show drug eases the symptoms of chronic cough

The world's first phase three trials of a new drug have shown that it can ease the often-distressing symptom of chronic cough with few side effects.

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New online medicine summer school for Year 11 students

Hull York Medical School has launched a new online summer school to inspire and support prospective students interested in pursuing a career in medicine.

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University of Hull awarded €2m to study impact of climate change on cold-blooded animals

The impact of climate change on cold-blooded animals such as frogs and fish is being explored at the University of Hull thanks to €2m of new funding.

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University of Hull partners with Attitude Magazine Foundation to launch new LGBTQ+ scholarship

The University of Hull has teamed up with the UK's best-selling gay magazine to launch a new LGBTQ+ scholarship for students.

University of Hull research to develop more sustainable approach to mining in the Philippines

The University of Hull has secured prestigious funding to develop a new approach to sustainable mining in the Philippines.

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Student's holiday project uses advanced physics to detect alien life

A Hull University student spent the holidays applying quantum computing to detect molecules in outer space to try to uncover extra-terrestrial life.

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Hacking For Police

Crime dramas like the BBC's Line of Duty and ITV's Vera and The Bay, have brought viewers closer to the gritty realities of some police work.

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University says 'Oh Yes!' to new Hull Net Zero campaign

On Monday 14 March, the University helped launch the city's new 'Oh Yes! Net Zero' campaign.

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Learning centre to create opportunities for thousands of young people

The opening of a new education centre means the prospect of studying at university will become much more likely for thousands of young people in Hull.

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University Quarter's open-air display showcases artwork

An open-air art display curated from the University of Hull's art collection showcases artists to a wider audience in the University Quarter.

Wind turbines can breathe new life into our warming seas

Offshore wind is set to move further and further from shore, as demand for renewable energy grows.

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Freeside: my 'hidden treasure' can transform students' understanding of computing

Amid an imposing and yet inspiring blend of historical and modern architecture at the University of Hull is an often-overlooked treasure.

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University of Hull's top rugby talent start 2022 with professional club debuts

Five of the University of Hull's top rugby talents have kicked off 2022 by making debuts for professional clubs and moving to England Students.

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The chemistry behind your LCD flat-screen devices: how a scientist changed the world

In a laboratory at the University of Hull 50 years ago, a chemical compound was created that would impact the world as much as any drug, fuel or material.

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Curious Kids: how do scientists read a person's DNA?

DNA (which stands for deoxyribonucleic acid) contains all the information needed to make your body work. It is also surprisingly simple.

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Ukraine: sanctions can still make a difference – but only if done right

The aim of economic sanctions against Russia is to limit Vladimir Putin's power, damage morale, and exert serious political pressure.

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How a painting in Hull city centre warns of the consequences of war in Ukraine

The war artist Elizabeth Butler claims that she drew inspiration from the Duke of Wellington for her historical Crimean painting, The Return from Inkerman.

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'Festival of Green Innovation' back for 2022 to celebrate Humber's low-carbon innovation

The stage is set for the Humber region's 'Festival of Green Innovation' to celebrate the estuary's progress as a world-leader in low-carbon technology.

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Celebrating the University of Hull's third anniversary as Official University partner of Team GB - the nation's most-loved sports team

The University of Hull's exclusive six-year partnership with Team GB has brought an exciting range of opportunities.

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University of Hull launches new courses to help Humber progress with green transition

Six new courses have been launched at the University of Hull to help businesses develop new skills and knowledge for the green energy transition.

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University of Hull leading pioneering new bowel cancer research

The University of Hull has been awarded a £75k grant for pioneering new research which hopes to improve radiotherapy outcomes in bowel cancer treatment.

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Shaking Foundations – A Team-based Approach to Personal Supervision in Social Work Education during a Pandemic

This blog explores the support offered to new Social Work students at the University of Hull in 2020 amidst continually shifting covid rules and guidance.

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University of Hull bags bronze award for Hedgehog Friendly Campus scheme

The University of Hull makes a significant step towards becoming a fully Hedgehog Friendly Campus by receiving a Bronze Award in the national initiative.

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Immersive technology helps Team GB athletes go for Gold

As the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games get underway, we look back at how University of Hull immersive technology helped athletes prepare for Tokyo 2020.

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Ukraine-Russia: the first shots have already been fired – in cyberspace

More recently, war artillery has been replaced by strategic bombers or cruise missiles fired from naval vessels hundreds of miles away.

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Wordle has been hacked – but that's not going to ruin the fun

There's no question about it. Wordle, the simple English-language word game created by software engineer Josh Wardle, is a viral hit.

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University of Hull helps fish processing firm Copernus evolve through SparkFund grant

One of Hull's fish processing companies is evolving and growing with the help of new technology and the University of Hull's SparkFund programme.

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University of Hull invests £30,000 in new planetarium to boost STEM learning in local schools

The University of Hull has invested £30,000 in a new mobile planetarium which will improve STEM learning in local schools and colleges.

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Hull University Business School secures prestigious Small Business Charter

The accreditation recognises the high quality of support and advice the Business School provides to SMEs regionwide, and its support of the local economy.

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University of Hull awards LGBTQ+ scholarships

Scholarships to support the LGBTQ+ community have been awarded by the University of Hull.

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Celebrity style a turn off for savvy shoppers who say environmental and sustainability concerns top reasons for changing buying habits

According to a new survey, celebrity style is no longer in vogue as shoppers say they have less interest in dressing like famous faces.

University of Hull students to take part in filmed sustainable living challenge

A team of University of Hull students will take part in a week-long social experiment where they will be challenged to live their most sustainable life.

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University of Hull team to clock up 2,000 miles in February for 2022 BRIT Challenge

Students and staff at the University of Hull are hoping to run, walk, cycle or swim over 2,000 miles in February.

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Hull University Students' Union and J D Wetherspoon announce new partnership

Hull University Students' Union and J D Wetherspoon Plc are pleased to announce their new partnership.

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Five chemistry research projects that you can get involved in

As the citizen science field has developed, boundaries have blurred and scientists have begun involving citizens as more active researchers.

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University of Hull Computer Science students guaranteed paid year in industry

Computer Science students at the University of Hull are being guaranteed a paid year in industry as part of their degree.

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University of Hull history department helps Team GB unite for Beijing 2022

Team GB winter Olympians will be inspired by successful British athletes of the past, as a result of a new history project at the University of Hull.

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University of Hull PhD Researcher to Publish Self-Care Handbook for Mums

Helping mums is a top priority for Nicola Hanefeld, who is hoping to publish a book to help women in the early months when caring for their babies.

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University of Hull's COVID-19 arts project part of national UUK campaign

The University of Hull has highlighted its Arts in Isolation project to promote and support creativity and creative courses in the sector.

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Neil Robinson joins University of Hull as new Chief Operating Officer

The University of Hull has welcomed Neil Robinson as its new Chief Operating Officer.

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University ramps up COVID safety measures for upcoming Open Day

The University of Hull is set to welcome hundreds of visitors to its 'in-person' Open Day on Saturday.

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Project to improve diversity in geosciences secures £100,000 NERC funding

A University collaboration focused on improving racial diversity in the geosciences has received almost £100,000 of funding.

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100 days on my sofa: student experiences of 'field' placements

Charting the experience of the 'Covid' generation of Social workers in training, reflecting on how learners were supported on their placement encounters.

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Professor Lynne Frostick receives CBE in 2022 New Year's Honours

University of Hull Emeritus Professor Lynne Frostick has received a CBE in the 2022 New Year's Honours.

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Young people to snub 'fast fashion' for second hand or rented clothing at Christmas, study shows

Young people say they are prepared to shun new clothes for the Christmas party season in favour of rented or second-hand items.

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The chemistry of Christmas baubles – and the great scientist who made them possible

Were it not for Baron Justus von Liebig, Christmas might look and taste quite different.

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Christmas card competition highlights importance of pets during pandemic

The importance of pets to boost our wellbeing during the pandemic has been highlighted in the University of Hull's annual Christmas card competition.

Teaching Excellence Academy International Teaching and Learning Conference 2022 - Call for Papers

The Call for Papers is now open for our Annual Learning and Teaching Conference to be held online on 12/13 July 2022.

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Meeting Max was a Highlight of my University of Hull Internship

Mia Porter shares her final experiences from her 12-week Team GB Communications Internship.

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Disability in the Victorian prison system

How did the Victorian prison system deal with prisoners with physical disabilities?

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Disability History Month 2021

The University has been celebrating UK Disability History Month on campus with a series of activities and events.

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Is your Christmas list supporting modern slavery? The dilemma of shopping ethically this festive season

With Christmas coming soon and last-minute shopping underway, it is worth questioning the origin of some of our favourite holiday and gift items.

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Future Work Design project wins prestigious award

More than 1,100 local authority professionals gathered at Grosvenor House, London, on Thursday, 4 November to celebrate the very best in local government.

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How a roaring log or coal fire this Christmas could be bad for your health

An expert at the University of Hull has warned of the health risks associated with coal and wood-burning fires to those who do not treat them properly.

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University bike hire hub to boost 'exercise, wellbeing and carbon reduction'

A new bike hire hub at the University of Hull will provide "exercise, wellbeing and carbon reduction" benefits to students and the city.

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Prestigious professorship in peace studies

Professor Raphael Cohen-Almagor has been awarded the Olof Palme's visiting professorship.

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Microplastics found to be harmful to human cells

High levels of ingested microplastics in the human body have the potential to have harmful effects, a new study reveals.

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University of Hull marks International Day for Abolition of Slavery

Through its renowned Wilberforce Institute, the University of Hull is at the forefront of both understanding and tackling modern-day slavery.

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University of Hull unveils new law court in honour of Dame Eleanor King

The University of Hull has officially unveiled its new campus law court, named in honour of its most prestigious legal alumnus.

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Team GB's Dr Paul Ford MBE presents to student athletes and sports teams

Dr Paul Ford, Deputy Chef de Mission and the Head of Sport Engagement at the British Olympic Association, presented to student athletes and sports teams.

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Max Whitlock MBE inspires audience in golden University of Hull performance

Team GB gymnast Max Whitlock MBE performed a live pommel horse routine to a packed Middleton Hall as part of his visit to the University of Hull.

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How did a Yorkshire seaside town inspire one of Britain's most famous novels?

Dr Catherine Wynne discusses how Whitby inspired Bram Stoker to create Dracula with presenter Anita Rani on Britain by Beach, on Channel 4.

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The Transition from Clinician to Academic

Liz Wells, SFHEA, Lecturer in Nutrition and Dietetics, Faculty of Health Sciences will look at the transition from expert clinician to novice lecturer.

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Professor Susan Lea to step down as Vice-Chancellor in Summer 2022 after five years in office

Professor Susan Lea has announced that she will step down as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in August 2022, at the end of her five-year tenure.

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From Queen's Dock to the ends of the earth

The RRS William Scoresby was named after the famous Whitby nineteenth century whaler and early scientific observer of polar regions.

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Team GB Rugby Olympian Daniel Bibby to attend University of Hull Open Day

Team GB rugby sevens star and Olympic silver medallist Daniel Bibby will be joining prospective students at the University of Hull's November Open Day.

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University of Hull's racing car 'going green' with electric conversion

A racing car team run by students at the University of Hull is to convert its vehicle to run from electricity.

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Curious Kids: what is the coldest planet in the Solar System?

What is the coldest planet in the Solar System? – Sejal, aged seven, Bangalore, India

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In Conversation with author Russ Litten

Russ Litten is the author of Scream If You Want To Go Faster from 2011, famously about the Hull Fair and published to critical acclaim.

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University of Hull low-carbon tech helps council cut CO2 emissions

An innovative University of Hull cooling system has helped Hull City Council reduce electricity consumption at its data centre by as much as 80%.

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Making the most of your Fellowship

There are now over 150,000 Advance HE Fellows worldwide. Here we take a look at the various ways of achieving this recognition and the benefits.

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University of Hull student shortlisted for nursing award

A University of Hull student has been shortlisted for a nursing award in recognition of her contribution while at University.

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Boris Johnson has ended the age of austerity – but his party isn't on board

Ever since Thatcher, Conservative leaders have confronted a central political and ideological dilemma.

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Launch of the Inclusive Education Framework and Toolkit

Katharine Hubbard, Paula Gawthorpe and Lisa Gillmore highlight new resources available to support inclusive educational practice.

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Skills shortage could undo UK government's net zero plans

John Weir, Research Associate in Talent and Skills, Energy & Environment Institute explores how the skills shortage could impact the UK's net zero target.

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University of Hull experts head to Glasgow for vital COP26 climate summit

Leading University of Hull experts will head to Glasgow next week for the global COP26 climate summit.

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British Science Association announces research funding for 12 Hull community projects

The British Science Association has announced that it will be funding 12 community projects in Hull as part of its new Ideas Fund programme.

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Paramedic students simulate car crash scenario in powerful new video

Paramedic students at the University of Hull have been filmed simulating their response to a serious car crash in a powerful new video.

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University of Hull research project sparks hope for earlier brain tumour diagnosis

Researchers at the University of Hull have embarked on a project to establish diagnostic markers of glioblastoma, the deadliest form of brain cancer.

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My University of Hull Team GB internship has prepared me for my future career

From interviewing Team GB athletes to creating engaging news and social media content, communications intern Mia Porter shares her experiences.

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Celebrating Black History Month: Events on and off campus

This year's theme for the UK-wide Black History Month campaign is 'Proud To Be.'

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Scary Story Competition set to spark interest in Microbiology

The Coccus Pocus writing competition aims to increase awareness of the important problems of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

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University hosts National Crime Agency exhibition on modern slavery

An exhibition from the National Crime Agency focusing on modern slavery – Invisible People – is being hosted by the University.

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Climate change education in schools must improve to tackle global threat

Business leaders, political figures and members of the public gathered at Hull City Hall on Monday 18 October for the launch of the 2021 Waterline Summit.

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University of Hull research set to focus on the impact of COVID-19 on tenants and eviction process

The impact of COVID-19 on tenants, their household finances and the issue of eviction are the focus of a new research project at the University of Hull.

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University of Hull partners with National Youth Theatre ahead of COP26 performance

A production co-created by the University of Hull and National Youth Theatre will be performed live at the global climate summit, COP26.

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Dr Agota Mockute lands NERC Fellowship for offshore wind marine life study

Dr Agota Mockute of the Energy and Environment Institute, has secured a prestigious Natural Environment Research Council Knowledge Exchange Fellowship.

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University of Hull experts to discuss link between climate change and modern-day slavery

The connections between climate change and modern-day slavery will be explored at a University of Hull conference.

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University welcomes Team GB BMX Star Kye Whyte for Black History Month

Team GB BMX rider and Tokyo 2020 silver medallist Kye Whyte visited the University of Hull's campus to talk as part of Black History Month.

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University of Hull unveils new student bike hire hub on campus

A new bike hire hub ready to loan out more than 60 refurbished bikes to University of Hull students has opened on campus.

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Nation's best in town as University of Hull hosts British Chess Championships

Britain's leading chess players are in action at the University of Hull this month, as they compete in the prestigious British Chess Championships.

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Hull student in Team GB ice hockey squad for 2022 Winter Olympic qualifiers

Hull medical student Kathryn Marsden will take to the ice hockey rink for Team GB next month in its qualification bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics.

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Dog and cat lovers sought for University of Hull animal psychology research

Pet owners and animal lovers are being invited to take part as 'citizen scientists' in a new research study at the University of Hull.

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University of Hull's vital role in plugging Yorkshire & Humber green skills gap

The University of Hull's contribution in bridging the Net Zero transition skills gap takes centre stage at a leading Yorkshire & Humber summit this week.

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Emotive film on coastal erosion up for prestigious award

A film focusing on the impacts of coastal erosion, told using voices of school children, has been shortlisted for a prestigious award.

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Students help create major art installation

Students and researchers at the University of Hull have worked with local artists to deliver a major art installation to the city centre.

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Latest design innovation by University of Hull set to educate children about organ donation

School children are to benefit from the latest design innovation by the University of Hull to learn about the importance of organ donation in saving lives.

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The road less travelled: five places to visit in Hull

Politics student Liam Scroggie on his five top five things to do in Hull, from vegan delights on Newland Avenue to the historic Wilberforce House Museum.

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"The time had come for me to get the education I wanted; I couldn't wait for my new adventure to begin"

BA (Hons) Philosophy graduate Sarah Richmond talks about her experience of studying at the University of Hull as a mature student.

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Research reveals impact of COVID policies on ethnic minorities at end of life

A new study finds that policies have disproportionately impacted people from ethnic minority groups.

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CO₂ shortage: why a chemical problem could mean more empty shelves

Professor Mark Lorch, Head of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Chemical Engineering, explains how the CO₂ shortage might affect your weekly shop.

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University Fourth in 'North' Ranking in 2022 Times Good University Guide

The University of Hull is one of the top universities in the 'North' ranking according to The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2022.

University of Hull commits to creating a hedgehog friendly campus

The University of Hull has pledged to create a hedgehog friendly campus by signing up to a national scheme which aims to protect the animal's population.

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University of Hull Professor Mark Lorch crowdfunds new science anthology

University of Hull Professor Mark Lorch is crowdfunding a new science anthology, featuring both the best-established and emerging writers in the field.

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Hats off to the Class of 2020!

Our ceremony was a time to reflect on the sheer determination and resilience of the Class of 2020.

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Humber SMEs have their say on UK's Net Zero targets in major business study

Over 650 small and medium-sized businesses across the Humber region have shared what Net Zero means to them.

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University of Hull climbs 19 places in 2022 Guardian University Rankings

The University of Hull has risen 19 places in the 2022 Guardian University Rankings.

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First cohort of Paramedic Science students set to graduate from University of Hull

The University of Hull's first ever cohort of Paramedic Science students are celebrating their success this week at graduation.

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University's E.A. Milne Centre hosts prestigious UK astronomy conference

Some of the brightest minds in astronomy and astrophysics have met at the University of Hull this week, as it hosts a leading national conference.

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Meeting Olympic medalists on Day 2 of my internship

I didn't think I would get the chance to meet two Olympic medalists two days into my public relations internship at the University of Hull

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Does living near cows make us happy?

From gatecrashing picnics to grazing in the gardens of Beverley residents, the free-roaming cattle on the town's Westwood pastureland are hard to ignore.

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My field trips were a highlight of my time at the University of Hull

Recent BA Human Geography graduate Leah talks us through a favourite part of her student experience - the exciting field trip opportunities.

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Dame Kelly Holmes Trust supports student project

An new partnership between the University of Hull and the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust gets students designing an outdoor learning area for local communities.

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University of Hull launches Jeremy Round Scholarship for LGBTQ+ community

Ten new scholarships to support the LGBTQ+ community have been announced by the University of Hull.

University of Hull returns as Waterline Summit partner as 'eyes of the world on the Humber'

The University is back as a founding partner of the Waterline Summit as "eyes of the world" turn to the region's low-carbon and renewable energy sector.

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World's best squash players in Hull as University hosts Allam British Open

The world's leading squash players are in action at the University of Hull this week, as they battle it out for the Allam British Open title.

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Tokyo 2020 Olympians inspire families to 5k success at University of Hull Team GB event

Over 300 people ran, skipped and even roller-bladed their way around the University of Hull campus as part of the 'I am Team GB' '5k your way' event.

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University of Hull's £14.5m SparkFund programme extended to boost region's business innovation

The University of Hull's £14.5m SparkFund has extended its grants programme to help more SMEs across Yorkshire and the Humber succeed and thrive.

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Hermit crabs "attracted" by certain plastic toxins in oceans

A research team at the University of Hull has been studying an unusual type of attraction happening in waters off the Yorkshire coast.

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Everyone loves Fantastic Mr Fox – but are foxes as clever as books tell us?

Many of us will know the story of Fantastic Mr Fox. But are foxes and other popular British wild animals as intelligent as we think?

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"I started University at 35 to pursue my dream of becoming a barrister"

After almost 20 years of working in retail, Lee Tilling reached a crossroads in his career.

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University of Hull engineering graduate Konstantin Long wins coveted IMechE award

University of Hull engineering graduate Konstantin Long has won a prestigious award from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

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British Olympians inspire Team GB in Tokyo

Students research trailblazing athletes to build on Team GB's heritage of success.

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Dr Nick Evans recognised by Royal Historical Society for inspirational teaching

Hull lecturer Dr Nick Evans has been recognised by the Royal Historical Society for his innovative teaching at a prestigious national awards ceremony.

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Football Unites at the University of Hull as new Team GB project launches

The University of Hull has teamed up with Team GB to help bring football to more young people in the city.

Hull graduate Matt Johnson launches new marketing agency in city

University of Hull graduate Matt Johnson has launched a new Hull-based content marketing agency after three years of successful freelancing.

Boost for region's bioeconomy as University THYME project secures £1.8m funding

A highly successful university collaboration, which is driving increased productivity in the bioeconomy, has been awarded a further £1.8m.

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Hull's Logistics Institute Awarded Share of £9 million funding by Department for Transport

The University of Hull's Logistics Institute has been awarded funding as part of the the Department for Transport's First of a Kind (FOAK) Competition.

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Impacts of coastal change told by school children in hard-hitting University film

The impact of coastal erosion on communities along the East Yorkshire coast has been highlighted in a new project led by the University of Hull.

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University's 360 technology helping Team GB athletes prepare for Tokyo

A 360 virtual environment featuring venues at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games has been created at the University of Hull to propel Team GB's athletes to gold.

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In conversation with Marc Falkoff, Professor of Law at Northern Illinois University

Marc Falkoff discusses his current and future research, and his ongoing representation of Guantanamo inmates.

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University of Hull students 'starstruck' as they help Team GB get kitted out for Olympics

University of Hull students were given a volunteering opportunity like no other as they helped Team GB in the run-up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

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'Treatied Spaces' researchers awarded major grant

The UK's Arts and Humanities Research Council has awarded a significant grant to internationally-renowned researchers at the University of Hull.

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Dr Josh Ahmed lands Leverhulme Fellowship for research on Amazon River

Researcher Dr Josh Ahmed has landed a prestigious Leverhulme Fellowship to study the impact and features of oxbow lakes along the Amazon River.

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Hull geoscientists helping to accelerate Kenya's sustainability goals

Geoscientists at the University of Hull are involved in a new global research project which aims to help tackle sustainability challenges in Kenya.

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How climate change may have shaped humanity's migration across Earth

Dr Jonathan Dean has joined a team of international experts to explore how climate change may have impacted humanity's migration across Earth.

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Beth Tweddle to join students for campus sports event

Team GB gymnast and Olympic medallist Beth Tweddle will help launch I Am Team GB at the University of Hul.

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Scenario workshops in Preparing for Learning in Higher Education

How discipline-tailored scenario workshops are used with Foundation Year students to help them explore their disciplines in a fun and interactive way.

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University of Hull's Nick Evans on the regions long links with the Caribbean as we prepare to celebrate Windrush Day

As we prepare to celebrate Windrush Day 2021, Dr Nicholas Evans speaks about Britain's long history and involvement with the Caribbean.

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In conversation with Clive Bloom, Professor-in-Residence at the Larkin Centre for Poetry and Creative Writing

Best-selling author Clive Bloom discusses his current and future research, and find out more about his interest in bestsellers.

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Making the most of COVID-19 restrictions to deliver successful outreach projects

How modifications to biological and marine sciences module assessment benefitted final year students and local school pupils and teachers

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Professor Susan Lea to chair new HEY LEP Innovation Board

University of Hull Vice-Chancellor Professor Susan Lea has been appointed as the Chair of the new Innovation and Transformation Board.

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Queen's Honours for University of Hull Master's student Sue Turner OBE

University of Hull Master's student Sue Turner has received an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for her Services to Social Justice.

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University of Hull celebrates Refugee Week 2021 with new podcast series

'Voices of Sanctuary' will see university experts explore different perceptions on how we understand sanctuary and those seeking refuge.

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1918-20: How did people have fun as a pandemic ended?

Joy Porter discusses a new book that explores how – as the 1918-20 pandemic ebbed – the bisexual poet lover of Siegfried Sassoon lived life to the max.

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Hull graduate Andy Morgan-Harrison sets sights on Olympic Games in Tokyo

University of Hull graduate Andrew Morgan-Harrison has his sights set on the Olympic Games this summer.

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Student input drives University's Team GB partnership forward

Ten students have been given the opportunity to have their say as part of a panel focused on the University's exclusive partnership with Team GB.

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New University of Hull research reveals high levels of microplastics in our homes

A landmark study of the levels of microplastics in the air – that we are breathing in our homes –suggests levels are high.

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How joining Hull through clearing helped launch Olivia's marketing career

Olivia Thompson graduated from Hull in 2019 with a degree in Spanish with Business, and has since forged a successful career in marketing.

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University of Hull students awarded scholarships by Compass Hospitality

University of Hull students have been awarded scholarships through a partnership between the University and hospitality company, Compass Hospitality.

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Subsidised internships for Hull graduates to boost Humber's COVID-19 recovery

The Humber Internships Programme, delivered by the University of Hull, will offer internships with small and medium-sized businesses across the region.

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Yorkshire and Humber universities vow to help region bounce back stronger from Covid-19

Universities, employers, and local leaders will be working together to create thousands of local jobs as the recovery from the pandemic gathers pace.

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Coccus Pocus - A Halloween story competition boosting enthusiasm for microbiology learning

Dr Efthimiou, Lecturer in Microbiology, on the success of the 2nd edition of this creative writing competition

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Five key lessons from 2021 Climate Exp0 as University speakers star

Across the world, countries are trying to simultaneously deal with two of society's biggest ever challenges: climate change and a global pandemic.

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University of Hull lecturer sparks climate awareness in local young people

More than 200 young people have been inspired to focus on the dangers of single-use plastics, thanks to the innovative research of a University lecturer.

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Q&A with Hull virologist Dr Cheryl Walter on COVID-19 Indian variant

Dr Cheryl Walter is a University of Hull Virologist with more than 15 years of experience working on a variety of viruses and virus-host systems.

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University of Hull's water expertise boosted by £720,000 NERC funding

Over £700,000 of funding will help the University of Hull secure three state-of-the-art pieces of equipment to improve our understanding of water flows.

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End-of-life study into offshore wind turbines led by University of Hull team

A University of Hull study into the end-of-life cycle of offshore wind turbines has been boosted by £100,000 of funding.

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A recipe to becoming inspiring teachers

Leticia Couto, Criminology PhD candidate musing on the contents of Nancy Duarte's book Resonate, and its applicability to teaching

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University of Hull speakers announced at pre-COP26 Climate Exp0 conference

Some of the University's leading experts in climate change sustainability will share their insights at a major international climate conference.

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Rewilding Reading project to help connect young people with nature

University of Hull lecturer Dr Charlotte Dean is leading a new project which hopes to better engage young people in Hull with reading and nature.

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Hull graduate tackling plastics pollution with silicone straw company

University of Hull alumnus Charlotte Walsh is leading the charge against single-use plastics through her innovative silicone straw business.

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University of Hull unveils new £200k Emergent Technology Lab

A new Emergent Technology Lab at the University of Hull will offer students state-of-the-art equipment in Virtual and Augmented Reality.

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Team GB and University of Hull 'get set' to inspire schools

The University of Hull and Team GB have created a programme to inspire young people to achieve their own extraordinary dreams.

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New experiments find that baby bees love carbs and explore why it matters

Two new studies are helping to paint a more detailed picture of a baby bee's ideal diet by focusing on solitary bees, such as mason bees.

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University of Hull launches three new PhD projects with Team GB

The University of Hull has announced it will deliver a new PhD cluster of research as part of its official partnership with Team GB.

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Geoscientists call for action on tackling racial inequality

An article published in the journal Nature Geoscience has highlighted the under-representation of students from ethnic minority backgrounds in geosciences.

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Business students spread smiles with charity fundraiser

A group of University of Hull Business School students have used their marketing skills to raise more than £1400 for a local children's charity.

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Meet the University team tackling climate change through video gaming

University of Hull students and staff are supporting a major digital conference which looks to use gaming to increase awareness of climate change.

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University of Hull celebrates success in THE Impact Rankings 2021

The University of Hull's commitment to sustainability goals set out by the United Nations has been praised in a global ranking.

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Teaching statistics in a medical school during the Covid-19 pandemic

When medical students shy away from statistical analyses, how the use of Mentimeter and authentic assessment can make learning statistics more enjoyable

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University of Hull shines in first ever Knowledge Exchange Framework

The University of Hull has performed strongly in a new sector-wide assessment of university knowledge exchange.

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Hull University Business School students compete in Dragons' Den style challenge

Hull University Business School students experienced the challenge and excitement of the Dragons' Den in a business pitching competition.

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University of Hull's Flood Innovation Centre helping SMEs plug flood resilience skills gap

The Flood Innovation Centre has joined forces with stakeholders in the Humber region to increase flood resilience in the city and surrounding areas.

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Scientists invent home COVID-19 test using coffee machine capsules

Professor Mark Lorch on how coffee pods can be used to help test for COVID-19.

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Developing teaching self-efficacy – what makes a difference for postgraduate researchers?

On building self-efficacy development into the Professional Practice L7 module to support our postgraduate researchers who teach

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Research shows end of life care not seen as essential in pandemic

A new report published today shows how palliative and end of life care in the UK was compromised in the pandemic.

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'Take-home lab' helps Hull students get into swing of physics during COVID-19

When COVID-19 forced universities to transition to online learning, Physics devised an innovative way to ensure practical work could continue.

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How to build a winning career in professional sport management – Ben Knapper, Arsenal FC

As Loan Manager at Arsenal Football Club, Ben Knapper has worked alongside Arsene Wenger and helped the team collect six trophies.

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Professor Susan Lea appointed as founding board member of Hull & East Yorkshire LEP

University of Hull Vice-Chancellor Professor Susan Lea has been appointed as a founding board member of the new Hull & East Yorkshire LEP.

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Premier League of his own – Hull graduate living the dream at Arsenal FC

Arsenal coaching staff member Ben Knapper is a Hull Sports Coaching and Performance graduate living the Premier League dream.

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Closing the loop - evaluating the use of student feedback to enhance teaching

Joanna Carter on the conversion of MEQ feedback into the enhancement of teaching practice

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University welcomes offshore wind report forecasting £60bn investment and jobs surge

The University of Hull has welcomed an announcement that jobs in the UK's offshore wind industry are set to rise from 26,000 to almost 70,000 by 2026.

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Hull student helps Team GB get set for Olympics

A University of Hull student is playing a key role in the build-up to the Olympic Games this summer.

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University of Hull supporting Lancaster University in cutting-edge wave energy research

Experts at the University of Hull are supporting a new Lancaster-led research project which hopes to develop capture the renewable power of the oceans.

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University of Hull to re-launch legal Mediation Centre

The University of Hull is to re-launch its legal Mediation Centre, with the help of one of the most senior and respected judges in England.

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Community at the heart of University's response to pandemic

One-year-on from the first lockdown, we reflect on the way the University of Hull has stepped up since the start of the pandemic.

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Clare Gough appointed as Academic Registrar at University of Hull

The University of Hull has welcomed Clare Gough as its new Academic Registrar.

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University of Hull welcomes £45m funding for Humber low-carbon projects

The University of Hull has welcomed an announcement that around £45m of funding for low-carbon projects across the Humber region has been secured.

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Team-Based Learning- More of the same or is there something in it?

How team-based learning brings together flipped classroom and active learning to engage students in deeper levels of learning

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University duo handed roles on new Yorkshire & Humber Climate Commission

Two leading experts in low carbon energy from the University of Hull and Aura have been given roles on the new Yorkshire & Humber Climate Commission.

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A poet for our times - Andrew Marvell and the Covid-19 pandemic

Stewart Mottram explores how the Covid-19 pandemic is helping connect us with Hull poet and politician Andrew Marvell, 400 years on.

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University of Hull internships support graduates during pandemic

Over 100 paid internship opportunities have been offered to University of Hull students and graduates to support them during the pandemic.

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University of Hull PhD student Dr Jazmin Scarlett wins coveted Geological Society award

University of Hull PhD student and volcanologist Dr Jazmin Scarlett has won a prestigious President's Award from the Geological Society.

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University of Hull and Aura scoop Excellence in Renewables Skills & Training at 2020 Humber Renewables Awards

The University of Hull and Aura have celebrated winning the Excellence in Renewables Skills & Training category at the 2020 Humber Renewables Awards.

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Research grant will help provide better care for women with fear of childbirth

Our research to help women with an extreme fear of childbirth will receive a boost thanks to a grant from the East Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group

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Five University of Hull alumni named in 2021 Hull & Humber Top 30 Under 30

Five of the 2021 Hull & Humber Top 30 Under 30 winners are graduates from the University of Hull.

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'I know there are young people out there who feel like I did'

Dr Chris Westoby shares his personal experiences of growing up with anxiety in his book The Fear Talking: The True Story of a Young Man and Anxiety.

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Humber region must be "at the heart of the fourth green industrial revolution"

The Festival of Green Innovation showcased how the Aura and University network of enterprise and innovation brands are supporting low-carbon innovation.

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Juergen Maier CBE named in speaker line-up for Festival of Green Innovation

Former Siemens UK chief executive Juergen Maier CBE has been named in the line-up of speakers for the Humber region's Festival of Green Innovation.

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University of Hull welcomes Yvonne Moogan as new Business School Director

Dr Yvonne Moogan has been appointed as the new Director at the Hull University Business School.

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University of Hull co-leading £3.7m EvoFlood collaboration to better predict global flood risk

Experts at the Universities of Hull and Southampton are leading a new £3.7m project which aims to revolutionise our understanding of global flood risk.

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Student's Olympic-themed app leads to exclusive prize with Team GB

Rose Thorley, the winner of a University of Hull marketing challenge with Team GB, has shared insights from her exclusive prize.

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Medical School's Pathways to Medicine Programme welcomes largest ever cohort of Year 12 students

HYMS welcomed its largest ever cohort of Year 12 students this week as over 50 students commence its flagship Pathways to Medicine programme.

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Global health expert to lead University of Hull's Faculty of Health Sciences

Professor Paul Hagan has been appointed as Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Hull.

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Professor Stephen Hardy named Fellow of Academy of Social Sciences

Professor Stephen Hardy has been appointed as a Fellow of the prestigious Academy of Social Sciences.

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Hull York Medical School identifies genetic tendency in Leukaemia cells

Hull York Medical School clinicians have identified a way of predicting early whether patients will develop a common type of Leukaemia.

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Max Whitlock announced as Team GB Ambassador

The University of Hull celebrates our Team GB partnership anniversary by announcing Olympic Max Whitlock champion as lead Ambassador

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University of Hull ahead of ambitious 2027 carbon neutral target

The University of Hull is currently ahead of its target to become a carbon neutral organisation by 2027.

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Dolphins, humans and primates have similar personality traits

New research from the University of Hull has found dolphins to be far more similar to humans and other primates than previously thought.

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Festival of Green Innovation to showcase Humber region as hotbed of 'green' ingenuity

Next month, a Festival of Green Innovation will celebrate the region's incredible progress as a world-leader in low-carbon technology.

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Higher Education for the Common Good - Learning from COVID-19

The University of Hull's TEA 2021 conference will explore how we can harness learning through adversity to inspire the next generation of global citizens

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Highest levels of microplastics found in molluscs, new study says

Mussels, oysters and scallops have the highest levels of microplastic contamination among seafood, a new study reveals.

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Hull University Business School receives prestigious AMBA re-accreditation

Hull University Business School has been ranked as one of the top 2% in the world after securing prestigious re-accreditation from the Association of MBAs.

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Using peer feedback with undergraduate learners within the School of Education

Dr Charlotte Dean, Lecturer in Education, on the benefits of adopting a peer feedback approach

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University virologist debunks some of biggest COVID-19 myths and conspiracies

Dr Cheryl Walter is a University of Hull virologist with more than 15 years of experience working on a variety of viruses and virus-host systems.

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Using breakout rooms in online classrooms

An overview of breakout room functionality in Microsoft Teams and some hints and tips on making the most of them

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University of Hull student prepares for Team GB work experience

A University of Hull student has been offered an exciting opportunity to boost their CV by creating a new Partner Hub for Team GB.

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University of Hull joins 'ideas' project to tackle mental health in Hull

Ideas Fund launches in Hull to help improve mental wellbeing as research reveals Yorkshire decline during pandemic and public interest in community action.

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Logistics Institute working with global food firm Kraft Heinz to improve freight haulage

The University of Hull's Logistics Institute is helping one of the world's biggest food companies improve freight movement of its products across Europe.

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Addressing Educational Inequalities: The #HullAwardingGaps Project

As part of our vision for a Brighter, Fairer, Carbon Neutral future, we are looking at educational outcomes for our undergraduate students.

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University of Hull research highlights importance of training police to recognise coercive control and domestic abuse

Police training to raise awareness of domestic abuse increased arrests for controlling or coercive behaviour, according to University of Hull research.

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University launches Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships Centre for Water Cultures after £1.35m funding

The University of Hull has secured over £1 million of funding for a new centre which will explore humanity's relationship with water.

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University of Hull signs #GTRSBintoHE pledge to help more young people access higher education

The University of Hull has signed a national pledge to help more young people from less advantaged backgrounds access higher education.

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New Nightingale Court opens at University of Hull

The University of Hull has opened its doors as a 'Nightingale Court', joining the national effort to tackle the impact of coronavirus on justice systems.

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Hull biochemist answers biggest questions on COVID-19 vaccine and new virus strain

A biochemist and science communicator at the University of Hull has answered some of the biggest questions around COVID-19 vaccines and variants.

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University launches student Success Plan with Team GB

The University of Hull has launched a personal success plan for students, designed to support them whilst studying and living at the University.

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Hull researcher uncovers new evidence on some of Earth's earliest marine life

Fossils found in Australia and studied by a University of Hull researcher have revealed new details on some of the earliest marine life on Earth.

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Hull graduate Tom Fuller on recording with biggest names in music industry

Since graduating from the University of Hull in 2007, Hull music graduate Tom Fuller has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry.

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Humber Businesses key to UK Green Recovery

Today sees the launch of a major business survey to discover how the Humber's 30,000 small businesses are gearing up for the UK's Green Recovery.

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University of Hull secures £1m of Physics funding for major European projects

The University's Physics Department has been successful in two grant funding bids, on offer as part of the EU's Horizon 2020 programme.

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Start your 2021 by seeing everything the University of Hull has to offer

The University of Hull is kickstarting 2021 with two Virtual Open Days on 7 and 8 January, showcasing its courses and campus to prospective students.

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Will Covid-19 volunteers be needed in the new year?

During the first national lockdown, thousands of volunteers provided a lifeline for vulnerable people throughout time of anxiety and social restrictions.

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Nicki Credland answers biggest Christmas COVID-19 questions

With Christmas and New Year fast approaching, COVID-19 remains a hot topic of conversation. But what should we be doing to protect those around us?

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Success of COVID-19 volunteer working holds key to future community support

Collaboration during the COVID-19 pandemic can offer a new blueprint for social action – according to new research from the University of Hull.

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University clinical trial for pulmonary sarcoidosis treatment shows promise

A team at the University of Hull and Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has conducted new research during a recent clinical trial.

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Popular Hull technician bids farewell after 54 fond years at University

After 54 years, Victor will clock off for the final time as he takes well-earned retirement at the end of December.

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Pupil's winning Christmas card design inspired by her Grandma

Kornelia Duda, the winner of the University of Hull's Christmas card competition was inspired by her grandma's work as a nurse to create her design.

Nicki Credland joins health workers to record Christmas single for NHS

Nicki Credland has joined 100 health workers from across the country to record a Christmas single and raise funds to support the NHS.

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Tokophobia is an extreme fear of childbirth. Here's how to recognise and treat it

Many pregnant women worry about birth. Some suffer from a much more serious condition called tokophobia: a severe and unreasoning dread of childbirth.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Energy & Environment Institute secures prestigious SKA Gold sustainability rating

The Energy & Environment Institute at the University of Hull has practiced what it preaches by securing a prestigious SKA Gold rating for sustainability.

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COVID-19: four ways to respond to vaccine sceptics – and maybe even convince them

Mark Lorch, Professor of Science Communication and Chemistry on debunking misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Team GB history project highlights importance of diversity and inclusion in driving performance

The impact of a diverse, inclusive environment on athletes' performance was a the key messages from Team GB at the University's Knowledge Exchange event.

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How the contraceptive pill could help female athletes stay cool

Our recent research indicates that taking the oral contraceptive pill may help women in sport to better cope with difficult kinds of temperature.

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University students smash their own fundraising record for Movember

Hull University Students' Union (HUSU) sports teams and societies, and their supporters, have raised a staggering £20,000 for the charity Movember.

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Thousands of students register for free COVID tests before winter break

This week has seen the launch of the University of Hull's asymptomatic testing centre, to ensure students can travel in confidence this month.

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Professor Xudong Zhao elected Fellow of European Academy of Sciences

Professor Xudong Zhao has joined some of the world's most distinguished scientists in being elected as a Fellow of the European Academy of Sciences.

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University of Hull virologist answers biggest COVID-19 vaccine questions

Dr Cheryl Walter, a University of Hull Virologist with more than 15 years of experience, answers the biggest questions surrounding COVID-19 vaccines.

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High-profile careers attract prospective students to University Open Days

Careers that have been at the forefront during the COVID-19 crisis are once again attracting high levels of interest at the University of Hull Open Days.

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Inspirational Hull graduate on how to succeed in video games industry

Francisco Inacio, a Hull graduate in MSc in Games Programming, gives his top tips on how to get into the gaming industry.

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Celebrating and Advancing Inclusive Education at TEA Winter Symposium

Themes will include digital inclusivity, decolonisation of learning resources and awarding gaps, as well as case studies of inclusive practice.

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University Astronomer on the half-mile long asteroid orbiting the Earth

An asteroid taller than most skyscrapers is due to rocket past the Earth. Professor Brad Gibson discusses the likelihood of a collision with Earth.

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University announces £60,000 scholarship programme with Compass Hospitality

The University of Hull and Compass Hospitality are pleased to announce a new scholarship programme.

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How placement year at Pagabo helped Hull student Ben Mackay flourish

Business Management student Ben Mackay said he had seen his skills "sharpen and flourish" during a year in industry at Hull firm Pagabo.

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Nando's marketing expert shares insight with students

Doug Place, Chief Marketing Officer for Nando's has provided marketing students with advice to help them achieve their career goals.

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Former University Director Bill Walker appointed new Chair at Marketing Humber

Former University of Hull Director Bill Walker has been announced as the new Chair at Marketing Humber.

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University Physicist returns to Hull to inspire students during COVID-19

Dr Gareth Few, a University of Hull physicist who honed his skills in the city has returned to his roots to inspire the next generation of science leaders.

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Virologist answers top COVID-19 questions on vaccine, lockdown and infection rates

Dr Cheryl Walter, University of Hull Virologist with more than 15 years of experience, answers some of the biggest current questions surrounding COVID-19.

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Team GB Knowledge Exchange event

A unique research project with our partner, Team GB is just one of the highlights of the University of Hull's Knowledge Exchange Celebratory Week.

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Professor Becky Huxley-Binns to lead national review into legal exam controversy

An independent review into difficulties faced by law students trying to sit a professional qualification will be led by a University Pro-Vice-Chancellor.

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University signs UN carbon pledge as it strives for 2027 neutrality

The University of Hull has signed a global United Nations pledge to "race to carbon zero," as it strives towards a carbon neutrality target of 2027.

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Wool, Whales and Wind Turbines – University Historian on transformation of Hull as a port city

The rejuvenation of Hull and its port have been highlighted by Historian Dr Robb Robinson in a new book.

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How to run a virtual Conference - Reflections from the 2020 Learning & Teaching Conference

This event, a staple in our professional development diary, was held online this summer for the first time. Here we reflect on successes and lessons learnt

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University of Hull professor wins Newton Prize for Kenyan research project

Professor Nicole Pamme has won a coveted Newton Prize for her work to improve diagnosis rates of maternal infection in Kenya.

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Chemistry Embracing the Possibilities

An overview of how Chemistry have worked during the first trimester of 2020/21

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Dr Haseeb Shabbir to address global audience on diversity marketing

Senior Lecturer Dr Haseeb Shabbir will share his expertise on diversity and anti-racism marketing with 150,000 delegates at a world-leading summit.

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University of Hull set to welcome hundreds of students to virtual Open Days

Prospective students will still be able to get a glimpse of life as a student at the University of Hull at our Virtual Open Days taking place this week.

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Offshore wind industry 'needs strong action on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion'

A new report sets out a road map for change in offshore renewable energy sector, and calls for collaboration to improve equality, diversity and inclusion.

geography, geology and environment

Are robots taking over? University Professor on rise of Artificial Intelligence

How should we feel about the rise of artificial intelligence? Prof. John Murray, Professor in Robotics and Autonomous Systems, explores the subject of AI.

computer science and technology research

Impact of hydropower on river habitats studied by University of Hull team

Researchers at the University of Hull's International Fisheries Institute have supported a study into the impact of hydroelectric power plants on fish.

biological and marine sciences geography, geology and environment research

Computer Science graduate Sam Hutchinson lands BT job after industry placement

Making a strong impression while on industry placement can help open the door to graduate opportunities after leaving university.

computer science and technology students

Celebrating Black History Month – Alumna Helen Grant MP on vision for future

Alumna Helen Grant, MP and trade envoy to Nigeria, shares her memories of her time in Hull and her vision for the future.

law politics

How placement year helped Hull student James Gordon land job at tech giant IBM

James Gordon, a Computer Science student at Hull explains how his placement year landed him a graduate position at IBM.

blog computer science and technology

Full scale low-carbon house demonstrator project launched by University of Hull and Hull City Council

A glimpse into the future of low-carbon housing will be provided by a new partnership between the University of Hull and Hull City Council.

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Innovative new workshops will help frontline workers respond to cases of modern slavery

The Wilberforce Institute has helped launch a new series of innovative workshops, designed to help businesses stamp out modern-day slavery.

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'Working together to help victims of modern slavery' – University to mark Anti-Slavery Day

Anti-Slavery Day, on Sunday 18 October. provides an opportunity to raise awareness of human trafficking and modern slavery.

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University of Hull announces three new offshore wind PhD students in partnership with ORE Catapult

Three new PhD students specialising in offshore wind have begun their studies at the University of Hull.

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What is student engagement in lockdown?

With a year substantially disruptive to the educational journeys of so many, what can we do to develop and emphasise the positives of the new 'normal'?

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Top University of Hull speakers join line-up for 2020 Waterline Summit

Leading University of Hull experts in environment and low-carbon energy are included in the line-up for the 2020 Waterline Summit.

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Flood researcher scoops UK prize for inspiring pupils through science

University of Hull researcher Josh Wolstenholme has won a national prize for his work in delivering online science sessions for pupils during lockdown.

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University of Hull backs campaign to attract health professionals to region

The University of Hull is supporting a national campaign to attract health and care workers to the region.

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Power of COVID-19 volunteers shown in new University of Hull research

Volunteering and 'good neighbourliness' have been key to providing support and serving communities during the COVID-19 pandemic according to new research.

business research

Microsoft Teams - What we've learnt

An overview of things we've learnt in the recent weeks about working in Microsoft Teams

teaching academy

Risky Cities: University of Hull lands £330k funding for major flooding project

A £330,000 project to help communities become more flood resilient, using the arts and heritage, is being led by the University of Hull.

school of arts research

Dr Briony McDonagh appointed new Director of Doctoral College

Dr Briony McDonagh has been appointed as the new Director at the University's Doctoral College.

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Professor Stephen Hardy appointed Dean of Faculty of Business, Law & Politics

Esteemed Barrister, Judge and Professor Stephen Hardy has been appointed as Dean of the Faculty of Business, Law and Politics at the University of Hull.

business law politics

University of Hull ranked in top 5 of universities in the Northern university ranking

The University of Hull is one of the top universities in the Northern ranking according to The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021.

University secures over £100k of funding for new estuary flooding research

University researchers are part of project to predict flooding, which will see £105,000 of Natural Environment Research Council funding come to Hull.

school of arts education research

University of Hull biggest Yorkshire riser in 2021 Guardian University Rankings

The University of Hull has risen 23 places in the prestigious 2021 Guardian University Rankings.

Professor Ben Hughes joins University of Hull as Head of Department of Engineering

The University of Hull has welcomed Professor Ben Hughes as its new Head of Department of Engineering.

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University of Hull helps Rison Software launch pioneering new VirtlX platform

Funding from the University of Hull's SparkFund has helped an East Yorkshire business launch a new pioneering tech platform.

business

My First Digital Conference

Attending the 2020 University's Annual Learning & Teaching Conference, Dr Ed Hurst provides us with his impression on the event.

teaching academy

Learning from past can help protect our oceans

A study says it is time for 'blue growth' agendas to learn lessons and heed stark warnings from the past.

geography, geology and environment research

Why the University of Hull is 'a melting pot of creative talent'

Rich shares his memories of life at Hull, how University provided the springboard into his career and how the city's alumni network continues to flourish.

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Team GB and University of Hull launch The Moments that Made Me Podcast

Team GB and the University of Hull have launched 'The Moments that Made Me', a podcast series featuring the stories of the Olympians who make up Team GB.

sport, health and exercise science

VR Experience of Flooding in Andrew Marvell's Hull

University of Hull researchers are using virtual reality technology to flood Hull during the time of poet Andrew Marvell – more than 400 years ago.

geography, geology and environment research

Huge economic impact of University of Hull revealed in new study

The University of Hull injects over £900m into the UK's economy, according to a new report.

business

University of Hull professor shortlisted for 2020 Newton Prize

A University of Hull professor has been shortlisted for the prestigious Newton Prize for her global research project in Kenya.

health, nursing and midwifery research

First paramedic graduates at University of Hull all secure NHS jobs

The first Paramedic Science graduates at the University of Hull have all secured vital jobs with ambulance services across the country.

health, nursing and midwifery

School leavers to confirm university places as Hull set for Results Day

The stage is set for a busy Results Day on Thursday, August 13, as Hull prepares to confirm student offers and welcome applicants through clearing.

students

University academics named National Teaching Fellows for outstanding service

Two University of Hull colleagues have been named on a national list celebrating outstanding contributions to higher education teaching and learning.

geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull in successful bid for over 50 new healthcare places

The University of Hull has been successful in a bid to Government for over 50 additional healthcare places.

health, nursing and midwifery students

Career boost for 'early years' student practitioners at University of Hull

Hull is the first university in the North to provide 'early years' students with a career-enhancing qualification which focuses on professional skills.

education students

Computer Science student Kaan Uyduran on industry year with Microsoft

Securing a placement year with a company like Microsoft is a competitive, but rewarding, process.

computer science and technology students

University study launched to explore perceptions of plastic amid COVID-19

People are being asked whether COVID-19 has changed their use and perceptions of plastics as part of a new University of Hull study.

school of arts education

Lecturer's live streams are highlight of our week

Creative Writing and Films Studies student Jo Rawnsley and lecturer Dr Edmund Hurst share their experiences of online learning since lockdown.

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UK O&M Centre of Excellence and Ørsted partner to develop new sea state forecasting tool

University of Hull academics are at the heart of a £400,000 project which hopes to drive improvements in the offshore wind sector.

geography, geology and environment research

Hull PhD student explores impact of 1995 Montserrat eruption on families

On July 18, 1995, the Soufrière Hills volcano on the Caribbean island of Montserrat began a two-year-long spell of eruptions.

geography, geology and environment research

Offshore wind scholarships to nurture future talent for booming sector

Six scholarships which hope to help nurture future talent in the UK's burgeoning offshore wind sector are being offered at the University of Hull.

geography, geology and environment research

Hull shines in 2020 National Student Survey

Overall student satisfaction at the University of Hull has risen, according to the 2020 National Student Survey.

engineering students

University of Hull partners with Siemens to create 2027 carbon neutral roadmap

The University of Hull's vision to become carbon neutral by 2027 will be mapped out in a detailed strategic masterplan in partnership with Siemens.

geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull virologist answers biggest questions on COVID-19 face masks

As wearing a face covering in shops and supermarkets in England become mandatory, Dr Cheryl Walter answers some of the biggest questions.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Rethinking Assessment - Inclusive Practice in Higher Education

After universities quickly moved to redesign their 2020 assessments, many of us were left wondering what the future of HE assessment might look like.

teaching academy

Going through clearing and coming to Hull was the best decision of my life

Jess Phillips faced the same difficult situation experienced by so many on A-Level results day.

students

Collaborative research leads to new study into 2007 Hull floods

New research into Hull's 2007 floods has given many residents the chance to share their experiences for the first time.

geography, geology and environment research

How COVID-19 has changed perceptions on plastic

COVID-19 has "changed peoples' perceptions of plastic", as the pandemic leads to a surge in consumption.

geography, geology and environment research

Hull students in Hong Kong share experiences of online learning amid COVID-19

University of Hull students in Hong Kong provided vital feedback about online learning which is now at the heart of teaching in the School of Education.

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Hull physics student awarded PhD grant from prestigious scholarship programme

Talented University of Hull physics student Kiri Newson has been selected for a prestigious new scholarship programme.

school of arts education research

Prospective students to get taste of University life at Virtual Open Days

Prospective students will get a glimpse of what the University of Hull has to offer at a series of Virtual Open Days taking place next week.

events

Farming project backed by University of Hull could reduce CO2 levels

A landmark, farm-based project that could help return atmospheric CO2 to pre-industrial levels has been launched in East Yorkshire.

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First-year students work through lockdown for Team GB challenge

Students at Hull University Business School have welcomed the opportunity to work on an exclusive, real-life project with Team GB during lockdown.

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The University Library Part 2 - Services, teaching and research support

This blog is part of the exhibition of the 2020 University Learning and Teaching Conference, now offered online. Part 1 of 2.

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The University Library Part 1 - Our buildings, collections and people

This blog is part of the exhibition of the 2020 University Learning and Teaching Conference, now offered online. Part 1 of 2.

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Giving a Voice to Students - Hull University Union Student Voice Team

This blog is part of the exhibition of the 2020 University Learning and Teaching Conference, now offered online.

teaching academy

Getting to know you - Supporting transition from student to qualified nurse through pre-employment workplace contact

This blog is part of the poster exhibition of the 2020 University Learning and Teaching Conference, now offered online.

teaching academy

How University of Hull and Pagabo are promoting economic growth in the Humber

The University of Hull's partnership with influential procurement business Pagabo is providing prestigious learning and career opportunities to students.

business students

Molecular Imaging Research Centre on track to provide pioneering healthcare treatment

A ground-breaking £8.5m research centre to help doctors more accurately diagnose signs of three life-changing illnesses is on target for completion.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Windrush Day – Prof Trevor Burnard on Britain's long history with the Caribbean

Professor Trevor Burnard speaks about Britain's long history and involvement with the Caribbean, as the nation marks Windrush Day 2020.

history research

Global research into waterfalls under the sea supported by University of Hull

New research into how fast-moving waterfalls under the sea control the shape and behaviour of submarine channels has been supported by the University.

geography, geology and environment research

Mass marine extinction triggered by global warming says University of Hull professor

The mass extinction of around 85 per cent of all marine species on Earth could have been triggered by climate change.

school of arts education

Prof. Trevor Burnard: Why Hull should be proud of William Wilberforce

Professor Trevor Burnard, Director at the University's Wilberforce Institute, speaks about the significance of Hull in the abolition of the slave trade.

history research wilberforce institute

University research into deadly volcanic pyroclastic flows features in Nature journal

Studies led by a PhD student at the University of Hull have uncovered new understandings of deadly volcanic pyroclastic flows.

research

We're listening to the Black Lives Matter Movement

A statement from Professor Susan Lea, Vice-Chancellor at the University of Hull.

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University of Hull climbs 17 places in the Complete University Guide 2021

Published on June 9, the rankings see the University singled out as one of the biggest risers in the UK, climbing from 81st to 64th in the table.

students

How online video gaming could be helping people through COVID-19 lockdown

More people could be turning to video gaming online as a way of coping with COVID-19 lockdown.

school of arts computer science and technology culture research

Geography student research recognised on Government website

Research findings by one of our final year BSc Geography students have been highlighted on the UK Government's website for World Environment Day.

geography, geology and environment

How University Flood Innovation Centre is helping SMEs across Humber region

Over 400 businesses have so far engaged with the University of Hull's Flood Innovation Centre.

geography, geology and environment

BSc Financial Management programme gains affiliation with industry leader CFA

The University of Hull's BSc Financial Management degree has gained key accreditation with a world-leading name in the industry.

business

University of Hull experts test COVID-19 face masks donated to local NHS Trust

University of Hull experts have tested a batch of COVID-19 face masks, before they were distributed to frontline NHS staff in the Humber region.

engineering health, nursing and midwifery research

COVID-19 impact on fishing industry put to Government by University of Hull professor

A University of Hull professor has advised Government on the impacts of COVID-19 on the UK fishing industry.

geography, geology and environment health, nursing and midwifery research

Sixth-form pupils to explore medical careers at University online Summer School

Hull York Medical School will offer its first online Summer School. Aimed at providing Year 12 students with insight into life as a medical student.

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Pupil power as schools support University of Hull COVID-19 face shield project

Sixth-form students are distributing face shields as part of the University of Hull's project to provide vital equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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University research team to study impact of COVID-19 volunteers after funding secured

Almost £400,000 of funding has been secured by a trio of universities to research the impact of volunteers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

business health, nursing and midwifery research

Logistics Institute COVID-19 simulator helping to predict life after lockdown

A COVID-19 simulator created by the University of Hull's Logistics Institute helps people better understand the impact of leaving lockdown on future cases.

business health, nursing and midwifery research

University of Hull SparkFund celebrates three years of helping businesses grow

A University of Hull initiative which has helped businesses across the region boost their sales by over £30m has celebrated its third birthday.

business

Annual Learning and Teaching Conference: bookings now open!

Celebrating Learning Community: the transformative potential of partnership working in higher education - 29 June - 1 July Conference. Come and join us!

teaching academy

University of Hull alumnus now leading crucial human trials in hunt for COVID-19 vaccine

Crucial medical research and trials which hope to develop a vaccine against COVID-19 are being led by a University of Hull graduate.

health, nursing and midwifery students

Unconscious Bias and Teaching Evaluations: Starting a conversation

This blog refers to the Great Debates in HE session led by Joanna Carter and Dr Jenny Lawrence of the Teaching Excellence Academy on 19th February 2020.

teaching academy

Animated film which shines light on children living in care hits global film festival

An animated film titled 'Just Like Our Lives' explores the lives of young people in care will be screened to the world at a global festival.

school of arts education

How Hull celebrated VE Day in 1945

Dr Robb Robinson, honorary research fellow at the Blaydes Maritime Centre, shares the historical record of how Hull celebrated VE Day in May 1945.

history

University of Hull face shield campaign raises £80,000 as demand for product grows

More than £80,000 has been raised by a University of Hull appeal to meet demand for face shields for the NHS and other healthcare organisations.

engineering health, nursing and midwifery

Impact of COVID-19 on outdoor learning among children studied by University PhD researcher

The impact of COVID-19 on outdoor learning among children is being studied by a PhD researcher at the University of Hull.

education health, nursing and midwifery

How economic recovery from COVID-19 could play huge role in UK 2050 net-zero carbon goal

How the economy recovers from the impact of COVID-19 will have major implications on the UK's ability to meet net-zero carbon targets.

health, nursing and midwifery students

University partnership launches international clinical trials in hunt for COVID-19 treatment

A team of researchers has provided a rapid response to the pandemic – by initiating two international clinical trials for COVID-19.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Hull York medical students graduate at virtual ceremony ahead of joining NHS as junior doctors

Over 100 students at Hull York Medical School have celebrated their graduation at a virtual ceremony, as they prepare to take up roles in the NHS.

health, nursing and midwifery students

University of Hull virologist answers biggest COVID-19 questions on vaccines and testing

Our virologist and lecturer Dr Cheryl Walter recently answered some of the biggest questions surrounding COVID-19.

geography, geology and environment

University of Hull archive team seek COVID-19 experiences to support future research

Written and recorded material on how people have adjusted to life with COVID-19 is being collected by a team at the University of Hull.

health, nursing and midwifery misc. students

University of Hull graduate helps deliver national e-training to NHS Nightingale staff

A University of Hull alumnus has supported a team delivering training to NHS staff working in Nightingale hospitals across the UK.

events students

How a £2m supercomputer is enabling University of Hull to support global COVID-19 research

A multi-million-pound high-performance computer owned by the University of Hull is playing a crucial role in global COVID-19 research.

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University part-time jobs fair will connect students with local businesses

The University of Hull is offering businesses in the region the opportunity to recruit and connect with students at a part-time jobs fair.

business education engagement students

University of Hull teams up with National Youth Theatre to put climate change on centre stage

The University of Hull is supporting the National Youth Theatre to bring climate change to the big stage in an epic new production.

school of arts geography, geology and environment

Early Career Researchers: transforming the challenges of teaching in Higher Education into opportunities

Dr Ali Badiei, a Research Fellow, reflects on how some of the challenges of being an early career researcher can be transformed into opportunities.

teaching academy

University of Hull expert leading vital COVID-19 training at Nightingale Harrogate Hospital

University of Hull nursing expert Nicki Credland has been appointed to lead vital COVID-19 training at Harrogate's Nightingale Hospital.

health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull campaign raises funds to meet high demand for engineers face shield design

A University of Hull appeal to raise funds for additional materials to produce face shields for the NHS has raised more than £22,500 so far.

engineering health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull receives vital PPE donations for NHS staff from Chinese partner organisations

Lifesaving face masks to protect NHS staff across East Yorkshire from COVID-19 have been donated by Chinese partners of the University of Hull.

engineering health, nursing and midwifery

Yorkshire gin maker swaps production to hand sanitiser after help from University of Hull

Yorkshire gin maker swaps production to hand sanitiser after help from University of Hull.

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Juggling new work and home lives – how to turn surviving into thriving

Dr Claire Hookham gives us a sneak peek at her five top tips ahead of Friday's 'Working from Home with Children' webinar.

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University of Hull to launch new AI and Data Science course after successful £550,000 funding bid

The University has been awarded funding to launch a course to tackle the UK shortage of artificial intelligence (AI) and data science specialists.

Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and modelling (DIAM) research

University critical care boss answers some of the biggest questions surrounding COVID-19

Nicki Credland, senior lecturer at the University of Hull answers questions on COVID-19.

health, nursing and midwifery

Learning and Teaching Conference 2020

Celebrating Learning Community: the transformative potential of partnership working in higher education.

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University of Hull providing vital training to NHS staff returning to help fight COVID-19

Vital training for former NHS staff who are re-joining the workforce to help fight the Coronavirus pandemic will be provided by the University.

health, nursing and midwifery

Final year nurses and midwives at University of Hull to help NHS fight COVID-19

Almost 200 final year nursing and midwifery students are poised to provide care in response to the call from the NHS to support the fight against COVID-19.

health, nursing and midwifery

New MSc in Flood Risk Management launched

The University of Hull has launched a new Master's degree in Flood Risk Management, building on its world-leading expertise in the subject.

geography, geology and environment

University of Hull face shield design set to increase UK production

The University of Hull is leading a collaboration to produce face shields – with new techniques set to increase production capacity.

engineering health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull psychologist's advice on how to support your children during COVID-19 crisis

A child psychologist and lecturer has provided a series of top tips on how to support children during the current Coronavirus pandemic.

health, nursing and midwifery

Cutting-edge research into biomass energy production led by University of Hull team

Cutting-edge international research on how to make biomass energy production cleaner and more energy efficient has been led by the University of Hull.

geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull producing 3D-printed faceguards to help health services tackle Coronavirus

The University of Hull has started production of urgently-needed faceguards for the NHS and a local hospice to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

engineering health, nursing and midwifery

How the Humber could fuel low-carbon transition with £36m Strength in Places funding

A University of Hull-led bid to secure £36m of clean energy funding would help the Humber "lead the way" to a low-carbon economy.

geography, geology and environment

How a sandwich year at the University of Hull led to Eden Barnes walking the corridors of 10 Downing Street

Since graduating from the University in 2016, the former Law and Legislative Studies student has risen through the ranks of Government and politics.

politics students

University graduates dominate prestigious Hull & Humber Top 30 Under 30 list

Nine of the 30 people named in a prestigious list of the Humber region's top young employees are graduates from the University of Hull.

business engineering students

National media turn to University critical care expert amid Coronavirus pandemic

As the UK reacts to the Coronavirus pandemic, national media has turned to the expertise of University of Hull critical care expert, Nicki Credland.

health, nursing and midwifery research

New fund to support students impacted by Coronavirus

The University has launched a new fund to support students who are feeling the strain financially due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

students

Dan Parsons comments on impact of Coronavirus on global CO₂ levels

Prof. Dan Parsons, Director at the Energy & Environment Institute on the impact the Coronavirus pandemic has had on global air quality and CO2 emissions.

geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull donates food supplies for homeless

The University of Hull has donated food supplies to help homeless adults and young people in need in our region

engagement health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull secures £300,000 funding to help young people in Vietnam tackle climate change

The University of Hull has secured almost £300,000 of funding to help young people in Vietnam better understand and tackle climate change.

geography, geology and environment research

Slavery is not a crime in almost half the countries of the world – new research

"Slavery is illegal everywhere." So said the New York Times, repeated at the World Economic Forum, and used as a mantra of advocacy for over 40 years.

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Chocolate contains cadmium that can increase cancer risk

Children and adults all over the world love chocolate, either enjoying it by eating chocolate bars or sipping warm cocoa drinks.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Short films which shine light on historic and modern-day slavery to be screened at University

Two short films which shine a light on both historic and modern slavery are to be aired at the University of Hull.

wilberforce institute

Robotics and AI at heart of new Yorkshire and Humber Institute of Technology

Robotics, artificial intelligence and agricultural technology will all be at the heart of the new Yorkshire & Humber Institute of Technology.

computer science and technology research

Team GB Olympic rower to inspire sports teams at Varsity 'Humber Games'

Team GB Olympic rower, Tom Ransley, is set to inspire Hull sports teams as they compete against Lincoln University students at the annual Varsity match.

events sport, health and exercise science

Hints and tips for teaching online

The Digital Learning Team provide some quick hints for delivering effective online teaching.

education engagement teaching academy

Sailors were appalled by conditions on slave ships

Mary Wills, Honorary Fellow, Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation on the conditions aboard slave ships in the 1800s.

wilberforce institute

Devastating impact of flooding causing increased 'climate anxiety' among children

Involving children more in the aftermath of severe flood events could prove key to reducing fear of future disasters.

geography, geology and environment research

Formula 1 engineer returns to Hull University roots to inspire future talent

A Red Bull Formula 1 engineer has returned to his roots at the University of Hull to give students an insight into the career.

engineering

Rail industry praise for Logistics Institute's new online platform

The Logistics Institute has received praise from around the UK rail industry.

business engagement geography, geology and environment research

Hull's carbon neutral future to take centre stage at special Guildhall event

Hull's carbon neutral future will take centre stage next week as organisations share their journeys to cutting down on emissions.

geography, geology and environment research

From 10 Downing Street to UK Space Agency - Inspirational alumni to return to university

Alumni who have forged impressive careers at 10 Downing Street and UK Space Agency will return to the Hull to share their inspirational journeys.

events politics students

Leaders rally behind plans for national flood resilience centre

Leaders have rallied behind plans for a multi-million-pound National Flood Resilience Centre in the Humber region.

business geography, geology and environment research

University researcher's climate change study forms base of new display at The Deep

A University of Hull researcher's study into the impact of climate change on oceans is on show to the public as a new display opens at The Deep.

geography, geology and environment events

England's most senior midwife celebrates Hull's maternity care

The Chief Midwifery Officer for England visited the University of Hull to celebrate the achievements of University staff and the region's maternity service

events

Hull graduate returns to share her inspiring journey

Former headteacher and inclusion campaigner Claire Birkenshaw is returning to her alma mater to share her inspirational story.

education events

Students set for Team GB marketing challenge

Students at Hull University Business School start their countdown to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games by working on an exclusive project with Team GB.

sport, health and exercise science students

Green energy project attracts award honour

A University of Hull scientist has been nominated for a prestigious international award for his work on a ground breaking clean energy project.

chemical engineering geography, geology and environment research

Preparing Students for the 4IR: Competence-based HE

How the UoH is preparing students for the fourth industrial revolution through the design and delivery of competence-based degree programmes.

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University of Hull and Team GB start Olympic countdown

As the countdown to the 2020 Olympics starts, the University of Hull and Team GB are helping families to get fit and active together at a special event.

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Moving into a Teaching and Scholarship Role through Educational Enquiry

Dr Chris Armstrong (Chemistry) reflects on his attendance at the recent Teaching Excellence Academy's Winter Symposium.

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Healthcare graduates boost local NHS

Our largest ever cohort of healthcare graduates, who will be celebrating today, are set to provide a boost to the NHS.

health, nursing and midwifery students

New Director for Wilberforce Institute

Professor Trevor Burnard has joined the University of Hull in the role of Director of the Wilberforce Institute.

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University of Hull Learning and Teaching Conference

The Teaching Excellence Academy is pleased to announce that the call for papers is now open for their Learning and Teaching Conference on 1st July 2020.

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Scientists warn of sustainability crisis as relentless and excessive mining of sand is impacting environment and threatening lives

It's a resource used in global construction and mined from rivers and coasts across the world.

geography, geology and environment research

Student meets Ed Miliband MP to share insights from social work placement

A University of Hull social work student, Katie Pearson, was invited to meet with with Ed Miliband MP.

social work students

What is Scholarly Teaching?

Professor Peter Draper talks about scholarly teaching, in advance of the Teaching Excellence Academy's Winter Symposium.

education engagement events research teaching academy

Election direct result of Brexit

Dr Elizabeth Monaghan, Lecturer in Politics, gives her view on downplaying Brexit in current election campaigning

blog politics

Leadership gains, uncertain future

Dr Simon Lee, Senior Lecturer in Politics, looks back on the eighties in the run-up to the election

blog politics

Brexit and government funding are key as election day looms

Dr Christopher Fear, Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, shares his view on the election contest

blog politics

Peer Observation of Teaching

What does the phrase 'peer observation' mean to you? Read our blog to discover more.

education events teaching academy

Hull York Medical School partners with RB to offer MSc in Pharmacology and Drug Development

Hull York Medical School and the University of Hull have partnered with leading global health, hygiene and home company RB.

business engagement health, nursing and midwifery hyms students

University of Hull event supports parents and carers through university application process

A special event is set to help parents and carers support students through the University application process.

events students

Next gen energy station will transform the way we power communities

A 'next generation' energy station which aims to transform the way we power communities is being developed at the University of Hull.

geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull announces plan to be carbon neutral by 2027 at flagship Waterline summit

The University of Hull is today announcing an eight-year plan to become carbon neutral by 2027.

geography, geology and environment

£36m Funding Bid Shows the Humber Region Can Lead the World in the Fight Against Climate Change

A large consortium of 40 regional businesses and organisations led by the University of Hull has submitted a government funding bid for £36m

engagement geography, geology and environment research

Inspiring women join together to share stories of inspiration

The University of Hull welcomed inspiring women from Hull and the region to a special event to mark the start of a citywide movement.

engagement events

Research project could deliver 'speed of light computing' and help safeguard the environment

Researchers at the University have been awarded a major grant, which could deliver 'computing at the speed of light' and help the environment.

geography, geology and environment physics and maths research

Experience University life before applying

From Digital Design to Psychology – subject talks give an insight into degree study

events students

Boris, Brexit and Cyberwar: Schools and colleges join University of Hull Politics Conference

Local sixth formers competed to make their views heard at the University of Hull annual politics conference.

engagement politics students

One Hull of a Journey

'I had never been to a university before and I was starstruck'. Emily Brown blogs about her extraordinary Hull experience.

blog students

University of Hull reveals UK City of Culture evaluation at major conference

Key findings and reflections from the evaluation of Hull's UK City of Culture year will be released as the University of Hull hosts a major conference.

culture engagement research

Winter Symposium

The Teaching Excellence Academy is delighted to be able to host a one-day symposium on the 15th of January 2020: 'Getting Started in Educational Enquiry and Pedagogical Research".

teaching academy

A Day in the Life of the NHS

The University of Hull will help pupils from local schools and colleges experience different roles in the NHS at the 'A Day in the Life of the NHS' event.

events health, nursing and midwifery students

We consider the whole person, not just your grades

Ace your personal statement with our top tips workshop at final Open Day of 2019.

events students

Anatomy Nights – Bringing Anatomists to a Public Audience

In our latest blog Kat Sanders talks about her public engagement work around anatomy.

teaching academy

National Teaching Fellowship Awards

A report back from the National Teaching Fellowship Awards event attended by our newest NTF Katherine Hubbard.

teaching academy

Upcoming events - Autumn/Winter

Upcoming events from the Teaching Excellence Academy

teaching academy

University of Hull engineering students qualify for prestigious national final with innovative environmental solution

A group of engineering students's environmental solution has landed them a qualifying place in the national final of The Engineers in Business Fellowship.

engineering

Massive waterfalls on Mars show huge sea level changes in the past

By studying ancient waterfalls on Mars, researchers from the University of Hull have identified two different Martian ocean levels.

research

Fin the Fish heads south for winter

Yorkshire Water, in partnership with the University of Hull, are moving Fin the Fish to The Deep, Hull for the winter months.

events research

ALT-C: What is a Learning Technologist?

In this post Emily, one of our Learning Technologists, reflects on her attendance of the ALT-C conference which focuses on the use of learning technology within Higher Education.

teaching academy

Take advantage of personal statement advice at University of Hull Open Days

In advance of the UCAS application deadline on 15 January, the University will once again be offering a personal statement clinic at its Mini Open Day.

events students

University launches anti-slavery programme for businesses

A new programme to help businesses tackle labour exploitation is being launched today by the University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute.

business research wilberforce institute

Wolfson Palliative Care Research Centre recognised by Research England for international collaboration

Wolfson Palliative Care Research Centre receives funding from Research England as part of their new International Investment Initiative.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms research

Sir Lenny Henry inspires audience to call out injustice

Talking about diversity is 'scary' – that was the message from Sir Lenny Henry when he shared at the University of Hull.

events history

University's climate change commitment strengthened as Aura Innovation Centre reaches major milestone

The University of Hull's biggest commitment to tackling climate change yet has reached a major milestone as the Aura Innovation Centre is completed.

geography, geology and environment research

Talking about mental health

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health, nursing and midwifery students

University of Hull welcomes more than a thousand prospective students to Autumn Open Day

The University of Hull welcomed more than 1,070 prospective students and their family and friends for the first of its Autumn open days last weekend.

events students

Oceans to become more toxic threatening ecosystems and putting marine life at risk

Common toxins in the ocean will become even more toxic in the future, threatening marine life and even humans, new research reveals.

geography, geology and environment research

How to understand Boris Johnson's conference speech

Christopher Fear, Lecturer in Politics and International Relations on Boris Johnson's Conservative party conference speech.

politics

Thousands of students set to visit on University Open Day

Thousands of prospective students will visit the University of Hull for the first of three Autumn Open Days designed to offer a flavour of University life.

events students

Hull York Medical School welcomes largest ever intake of medicine students

Hull York Medical School welcomes largest ever intake of medicine students

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

University of Hull aims to inspire the region's young people at TechExpo Humber

The University of Hull will be displaying robotics expertise at TechExpo Humber to inspire young people to take on careers in technology.

computer science and technology engagement events

University of Hull plans second Scarborough & Coast Business Day

The University of Hull is to host the second Scarborough & Coast Business Day at Scarborough Spa – building on the success of last year's inaugural event.

engagement events

Alcohol advice for pregnant women – a lost opportunity to communicate new guidelines

Pregnant women in the UK are now advised to consume no alcohol at all. But how well did such an important message get passed on to mothers-to-be?

engagement health, nursing and midwifery research

University of Hull students join global climate strike

Students and staff from the University of Hull will be joining the Global Climate Strike today.

geography, geology and environment events students

University of Hull tackles national physiotherapy crisis

The University of Hull has launched a new physiotherapy degree to help reverse a crisis within the health sector.

health, nursing and midwifery students

University of Hull and UPP welcome students to new accommodation on campus

The University of Hull and University Partnerships Programme (UPP) welcomed new and returning students this weekend.

engagement events students

WelcomeFest celebrations as new students arrive at the University of Hull

The University of Hull has welcomed around 3,900 new students to the city with a series of events organised by Hull University Union.

engagement events students

Cool lizards do not like global warming!

Climate change is toppling Earth's ecosystems out of balance. Specific threats are poorly understood and we often don't know what the consequences will be.

geography, geology and environment research

Women frightened of childbirth to be helped by new specialist support in Hull

Hull and the East Riding is at the forefront of offering specialist support to women frightened of giving birth.

health, nursing and midwifery

Johnny Depp: row over Dior ad and Native American culture is more nuanced than you think

Joy Porter, Professor of Indigenous History on the reaction to Dior's controversial 'Sauvage' perfume advert.

blog history

University part-time jobs fair will connect students with local businesses

The University of Hull is offering businesses in the region the opportunity to recruit and connect with students at a part-time jobs fair.

engagement students

What Sajid Javid's spending round reveals about Boris Johnson's election plans

Simon Lee, Senior Lecturer in Politics, on what Sajid Javid's 2020-21 spending round may reveal about the future of British politics.

blog politics

Anxiety and depression: why doctors are prescribing gardening rather than drugs

Yvonne Black, PhD Researcher in Systems Science, explains research that suggests spending time in nature is good for your body and your brain.

blog health, nursing and midwifery

National Teaching Award success for University of Hull biologist

Dr Katharine Hubbard, Lecturer in Biological Sciences, has been awarded one of the most prestigious teaching awards in Higher Education.

Schools could teach children how to be happy – but they foster competition instead

Angel Urbina-Garcia, Assistant Professor in Early Childhood Studies writes about the pressures facing school children today.

blog education

Humber Modern Slavery Partnership co-ordinator appointed at Wilberforce Institute

A new co-ordinator for the Humber Modern Slavery Partnership (HMSP) has been appointed at the University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute.

research wilberforce institute

University joins with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy to offer Degree Apprenticeship

The University of Hull has joined with Siemens Gamesa to offer an MSc Masters Degree Apprenticeship in Offshore Wind Energy Engineering.

business engagement engineering students

Army of citizen scientists help sample hundreds of miles of waterways

Researchers at the University of Hull have mobilised a team of citizen scientists to help monitor the quality of waterways across the UK.

geography, geology and environment research

Marketing students challenged to create new product by McCain

McCain Foods offered first year business students the opportunity to create an inspired addition to their range.

business engagement

My year with Jaguar Land Rover

Increased chances of achieving a graduate role and a higher degree are just two of the benefits of a placement year.

blog business students

University announces £30,000 worth of student scholarship funding to support low carbon agenda

The University of Hull is showing its continued support for the low carbon agenda with grants for students looking to study a green energy Masters.

business engagement geography, geology and environment students

University of Hull calls for green action to save the world at BBC Countryfile Live

The University of Hull is warning that we must act now to save the world, as it tackles the need for green action at the prestigious BBC event.

events geography, geology and environment

University of Hull 'live chat' and 'on the spot' offers in schools and colleges help students on A-level Results Day

Students will benefit from instant decisions on Clearing places from University of Hull staff in schools and colleges and through live chat.

events students

Formula Student team powers to new heights

The Hull University Formula Student team are celebrating their highest-ever finish in Europe's most established educational engineering competition.

engineering

Coronation Street storyline shows victims' fear of traffickers

Dr Alicia Kidd highlights that there is no 'typical victim' of modern slavery – but that fear is a compelling factor.

research wilberforce institute

Political Significance of the Moon Landings

History will likely remember the moon landings of July 1969 as a remarkable feat of human engineering and science, celebrated by the whole of humankind.

blog misc. research

Humber's biggest businesses unite behind a new hydrogen economy

The University of Hull is pulling some of the region's biggest companies together in a bid to kick start a new hydrogen economy for the Humber.

engagement geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute helps Princess Eugenie host slavery delegation

Princess Eugenie has called on the Wilberforce Institute to share the anti-slavery lessons of the past.

events wilberforce institute

University researchers aim to reduce impact of plastic waste in one of world's most polluted mega-rivers

'River of Plastic' is the first study of its kind looking at plastic transport along a mega-river - from source to the ocean.

geography, geology and environment research

Hull Alumnus Returns to Lead University Council

George Garlick OBE, University of Hull graduate with 25 years' experience leading public sector organisations has been appointed Chair of the Council.

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Global summit at University of Hull aims to transform our understanding of underwater world

The University of Hull is hosting a global summit with experts from 27 different countries to discuss pioneering new technology.

events research

Pakistan's top judges turn to University of Hull for help on human rights record

In a bid to transform Pakistan's record on human rights, senior judges are coming to the University of Hull Law School to learn how to implement new laws.

engagement

University of Hull graduate lands top job after marketing challenge

Josh Morablanco, 22, has landed a role as Assistant Brand Manager at the UKs biggest specialist seafood brand, Young's.

business students

Region reaps rewards of University of Hull graduate talent pool

As more than 18,000 people prepare to visit the city for graduation, a poll has found that more than 1,000 have already secured jobs.

business students

Double celebration as mother overcomes odds to graduate from University of Hull

When her daughter Elena was just eight months old, Adelle Mogg, 24, embarked on a journey she never thought was possible.

education students

Largest ever cohort of healthcare graduates boosts local NHS

The University of Hull's largest ever cohort of healthcare graduates will provide a boost to the NHS – and more than 70&% will be working locally.

health, nursing and midwifery students

University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute joins Prime Minister's modern slavery centre

Theresa May has today put the University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute at the heart of a major new £10m centre to combat modern slavery in the UK.

engagement research wilberforce institute

Scientists call for a global agenda for sand

Sand and gravel are being extracted faster than they can be replaced. We need to manage this resource to protect rivers and avoid the world running out

geography, geology and environment research

University set to welcome thousands for summer Open Day

Thousands of prospective studentswill visit the University of Hull on Saturday an Open Day designed to offer a flavour of University life.

events students

University of Hull scientist to address fundamental flaws in models of sediment transport and Earth surface flows

Research to predict fundamental Earth surface processes, such as sediment and microplastic transport is being carried out at the University of Hull.

geography, geology and environment research

Universities of the north unite behind Northern Powerhouse

Universities in the north are coming together to unite their expertise and agree a plan of action to drive the Northern Powerhouse agenda forward.

events research

Research tackles challenge of alcohol-related hospital admissions

How to reduce alcohol-related hospital admissions? Meet the needs of those with chronic alcohol disorder.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Disability celebrated in new interactive sculpture unveiled by comedy star at the University of Hull

The University of Hull and Artlink Hull have commissioned a unique, interactive sculpture aiming to celebrate those living with a disability.

engagement events

Hull student features on Daily Telegraph website

Mechanical Engineering student Asa Green has been featured in the Daily Telegraph after winning a place in the finals of its prestigious STEM Awards 2019.

business engagement students

Cancer survivors join medical school to promote lung health

Cancer survivors and personalities are supporting a campaign that urges people in Hull not to ignore signs that they may need a lung health check.

engagement health, nursing and midwifery research

Yorkshire and Humber's successful Institute of Technology bid

The University of Hull will work with York College to develop the Yorkshire and Humber Institute of Technology, to increase higher level technical skills.

business

University of Hull aims to protect 'future of science' at Teentech Humber Festival

The University of Hull is joining Maggie Philbin at the TeenTech Humber Festival to inspire teenagers to take on careers in science and technology.

events students

Hull York Medical School research inspires exhibition to help people living with breathlessness

Hull York Medical School research focuses on effect of maternal obesity on early stages of conception

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Comedians unite to show that lung health is no laughing matter

Hull-comedian Lucy Beaumont is amongst a group of comedians who appear in a short film that urges people to get a lung health check.

health, nursing and midwifery

Aura Centre for Doctoral Training recognised as educational beacon at Humber Renewable Awards

The Aura Centre for Doctoral Training has been recognised by picking up the award in the Education category at the Humber Renewable Awards.

engagement geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull celebrates refugee week 2019

The University of Hull is staging a series of thought-provoking and uplifting events for Refugee Week.

events

Hull York Medical School research focuses on effect of maternal obesity on early stages of conception

Hull York Medical School research focuses on effect of maternal obesity on early stages of conception.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Launch of the Teaching Excellence Academy

Last week saw the launch of the Teaching Excellence Academy at the University's annual Teaching and Learning Conference and summer programme "Assessment and Feedback for Graduate Futures"

teaching academy

Teaching Excellence Academy Senior Fellows

Message from Professor Becky Huxley-Binns, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education): I am delighted to announce the appointments of Dr Elizabeth Ward FHEA, Dr Katharine Hubbard SFHEA

teaching academy

Wilberforce Institute warns of government 'hypocrisy' over modern slavery review

Government chiefs must avoid "hypocrisy" and review their own policies to help combat modern slavery.

business engagement research wilberforce institute

University of Hull researchers tackle teen health issues in Nigeria

Health experts from the University of Hull are helping to tackle the health challenges faced by adolescents in Nigeria.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Students compete at largest ever Game Republic showcase at University of Hull

Students completing game-related degrees will come together at the University of Hull to have their projects judged by top industry professionals.

computer science and technology events students

Students aim to transform campus life with app they built in a day

Four University of Hull students are hoping to transform the student experience at universities with an award-winning app they built in a single day.

students

New fund aims to link 300 talented physics students with region's hi-tech business sector

The University of Hull has been awarded £490,000 for a project that will create 300 internship and work experience opportunities for physics students.

business engagement physics and maths

World squash stars arrive at University of Hull as Allam British Open gets underway

Stars of world squash will be at the University of Hull as the iconic Allam British Open begins today (Monday, May 20).

engagement events

University of Hull researchers tackling obesity named as 'nation's lifesavers'

Two University of Hull researchers who are tackling obesity in our region have been named as 'lifesavers' by Universities UK.

health, nursing and midwifery research

University establishes £3.4 million innovation centre to significantly reduce the Humber's long term flood risk

A £3.4million centre aimed at helping businesses develop innovative solutions to mitigate flood risk is to be established at the University of Hull.

business engagement geography, geology and environment research

TV soap and dramas raise awareness of modern slavery

From Line of Duty to Coronation Street – popular TV shows are bringing modern slavery to the attention of viewers.

business engagement research wilberforce institute

High levels of pharmaceuticals found in the Humber estuary

Analysis of water samples from the UK's Humber estuary revealed high levels of pharmaceuticals.

geography, geology and environment

Faculty of Science and Engineering Awards

The aim of the awards is to recognise the hard work done by individuals and groups across the faculty over the last 12 months.

teaching academy

University of Hull to tackle alcohol addiction by investing in PhD scholarships

Three new PhD scholarships announced to explore the impact of exercise on people who drink alcohol to excess, as part of a £3-million investment.

health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull and SarcoidosisUK unite for clinical trial that aims to halt killer disease

A major new £60,000 trial at the University of Hull is aiming to halt Sarcoidosis - a potentially fatal disease affecting over 7,000 people across the UK.

health, nursing and midwifery research

First black hole photo confirms Einstein's theory of relativity

Scientists turned Earth into one giant telescope to capture the uncapturable. Einstein's theory of relativity is found to the fact

physics and maths

£1.4 million investment to help GP surgeries improve cancer support

Cancer patients in Yorkshire will soon benefit from a £1.4 million care improvement guide GPs and practice nurses.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

How UK asylum system creates perfect conditions for modern slavery and exploitation to thrive

Global capitalist pressures on labour markets and the search for cheaper workers can lead to modern slavery for asylum seekers coming to the UK.

criminology and sociology research

Sports scientists help athletes tackle Sahara desert challenge

Five long distance running athletes prepared for the Marathon des Sables using the University of Hull's environmental chamber.

health, nursing and midwifery students

The road to Brexit: how did the UK end up here?

Theresa May, Thatcher, Blair and Cameron all played their part in the history of the UK's uneasy relationship with the European Union

politics

University of Hull creates 'Rivers' Top Trumps to educate on flood hazard and risk

Scientists from the University of Hull's Energy and Environment Institute are using an iconic game to educate people on flood hazard and risk.

geography, geology and environment research

University Of Hull Aims To Transform Lives in Scarborough with New Sports Partnership

£60,000 is being invested by the University as part of a five-year partnership with two grassroots sports clubs in Scarborough.

engagement misc.

University appoints International Pro-Vice-Chancellor to grow reputation across the globe

Professor Philip Gilmartin, a plant geneticist, takes up the position of International Pro-Vice-Chancellor.

misc.

Proud to be a Social Worker: University of Hull conference inspires next generation

Proud to be a Social Worker conference at the University of Hull inspires the next generation of social workers with stories.

social work

Hull University Business School research identifies post-Brexit markets for lobster trade

Research identifies future markets for Yorkshire fishermen to protect their lobster catch, when the UK leaves the European Union

business

First-year engineering student wins automotive challenge and placement with McLaren

BEng in Mechanical Engineering student wins automotive technology category of the Telegraph STEM Awards and secures placement at McLaren

engineering

Humber's Clean Energy Revolution Poised to Take Giant Leap Forward

The University of Hull was today shortlisted for a multi-million economic regeneration funding programme.

business engineering

Research reveals how currents deep on the ocean floor are able to travel thousands of miles

A team of scientists have discovered how giant submarine flows are able to travel thousands of miles into the deep ocean.

geography, geology and environment research

The Humber sets out ambition to be decarbonisation global leader

The Humber today sets out an exciting new vision to be a global leader in decarbonisation, to meet the planet's greatest challenge.

business geography, geology and environment

Composer Gavin Bryars comes home to Humberside for University of Hull performance

Composer Gavin Bryars comes home to Humberside for University of Hull performance

school of arts events

Theresa May requests short Brexit extension: how to understand this reckless move

Simon Lee, Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Hull discusses Theresa May's "reckless" week.

blog politics

International research team discover jellyfish are more beneficial to marine life than previously thought

Scientists, including those from the University of Hull have discovered jellyfish are more beneficial to other marine life than previously thought.

geography, geology and environment research

Algorithms have already taken over human decision making

What if algorithmic interference happens all the time, including ways we don't notice? If reality is constructed by algorithms, where does that leave us?

research

University of Hull's new research institute focuses on this century's major health challenges

A new research centre at the University of Hull is set to tackle some of this century's most urgent health challenges.

health, nursing and midwifery research

University of Hull and Aura ready to collaborate with industry to deliver £48bn offshore wind sector deal in the Humber

A major new £48bn Offshore Wind Sector Deal agreed between Government and the offshore wind industry, has been welcomed by the University of Hull.

engagement geography, geology and environment research

Supreme Court President inspires University of Hull students

Hull University Law Society welcomed the President of the Supreme Court to showcase the University's new facilities.

events politics

University of Hull to host English Junior Squash Championships

The best young English squash players are coming to the University of Hull to take part in The Dunlop English Junior Squash Championship 8-10th March

engagement events misc.

Computer science experts developing critical resupply software for use in dangerous and inaccessible locations

Computer Science expertise at the University of Hull is being used to help develop a system capable of delivering humanitarian relief to disaster areas.

computer science and technology engagement research

Hull students help manufacturers devise a blueprint for attracting Generation Z

University of Hull students devise a blueprint for the manufacturing industry to attract new talent at a national conference in London.

engagement engineering events students

Major University of Hull study could save people with advanced cancer from unnecessary treatment

A major new study co-published by the University of Hull could save thousands of cancer sufferers from unnecessary medical treatment for blood clots.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms research

University of Hull professor leads call to protect our coastlines

A University of Hull professor has joined more than 150 scientists from around the world to highlight a "triple whammy" of threats to our coastlines.

engagement geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull open evening focuses on postgraduate study

The next open evening at the University will provide insight into the different course options at postgraduate level.

events students

Award-winning Guardian journalist returns to Hull

On 26 March 2019 The Guardian's Investigative Journalist Annie Kelly will return to Hull to take part in a Freedom Talk at the University of Hull

events wilberforce institute

Event to explore latest digital trends for business

Hull University Business School and the Institute of Directors joined forces to help business leaders harness the potential of the latest digital trends.

business engagement events

University of Hull leads £5.5m bid win for Aura Doctoral Training Centre to boost wind energy skills and investment

A major new multi-million investment in the Humber's offshore wind economy is set to further secure a "talent pipeline" for the region.

business engagement geography, geology and environment research students

University of Hull to host major photography exhibition

The University of Hull is delighted to be the first gallery to show the annual Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize exhibition

school of arts events

University of Hull announced as Official University Partner for Team GB

The University of Hull has become the first University to be an Official Partner of Team GB, it was announced today.

business engagement events research students

OpenCampus talks tackle fear of childbirth and maternal mental health wellbeing

Sharing birth stories and tokophobia are just two issues which will be explored in the OpenCampus Spring series at the University of Hull.

events health, nursing and midwifery

Our obsession with taking photos is changing how we remember the past

Taking hundreds of pictures is a crucial part of going on holiday. But how does that affect our actual memories of the past – and how we view ourselves?

research

University of Hull invests £180,000 in tackling slavery and exploitation

The University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute is investing in PhD scholarships worth £180,000 to examine the causes of child trafficking and exploitation.

research wilberforce institute students

Explore new career and study choices at University open day

The 'mini' open day, which takes place on Wednesday from 10am to 3pm, will offer visitors the opportunity to discuss subject choices with staff.

events

The problem of drinking in pregnancy – and what to do about it

41% of women in the UK drank alcohol during their pregnancy. What can be done about it?

health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull to explore health challenges – part of £1.9 million investment

Committed to improving the health of the region, the University of Hull is investing nearly half a million pounds in eight PhD healthcare scholarships.

research students

University research inspires school pupils about migration to America

Pupils at a local primary school inspired by Hull's role in mass migration to America – a focus of Dr Nicholas Evans's research at the University of Hull.

engagement history research

University lands £1.1m award to investigate plastics waste

Scientists at the University of Hull are developing and testing a new biodegradable plastic as part of a £1.1m project.

engagement geography, geology and environment

Hull-born physicist E.A. Milne honoured by city and University of Hull

A Hull-born physicist who became a leading expert on the theory of relativity has been honoured by his home city at the University of Hull.

events physics and maths research

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 12

Britain spent £4.2bn on groceries at Christmas last year with most families visiting a supermarket twice in the final week before the big day.

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 11

Making changes to this one small bit of our Christmas routine would have a big impact in reducing seasonal plastic waste.

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 10

They're an essential part of Christmas in the UK, and for many the Christmas dinner table isn't complete without a Christmas cracker by everybody's plate.

blog geography, geology and environment

Hidden human cost lies within the food on our tables

Research from University of Hull: 77% of UK adults would consider switching products if they became aware.

events research wilberforce institute

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 8

The making of 'reindeer food' has become a popular craft activity for families at Christmas, and is a great way to add more magic into the festive period.

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 7

Lots of people think that wrapping paper is recyclable but most wrapping papers are not.

blog geography, geology and environment

The University's Venn building is a winner for Alana

An impressive drawing of the Venn building at the University of Hull was the winning entry for a Christmas card competition organised for local schools.

engagement misc.

Tackling Modern Slavery Business Seminar

It is everyone's duty to report Modern slavery and trafficking. Do you know what it looks like? Do you know who to tell?

business engagement events research wilberforce institute

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 6

Secret Santa is a workplace Christmas tradition. Everybody buys one present for a randomly selected colleague, and everybody receives one present.

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 5

Love them or hate them, you can't get through Christmas without mince pies: in the UK we'll buy an estimated 370 million of them over the holidays.

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 4

It really isn't Christmas without a tree: there's something so evocative about the smell of pine-needles slowly dropping all over the carpet, isn't there?

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 3

When selecting a wreath, the choice is often between a pre-made plastic one or a fresh one, and both can leave lasting effects on our environment.

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 2

Tinsel is almost unavoidable at Christmas. It adds a certain sparkle and tack that we all hate to love (or love to hate).

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 1

The beginning of the festive period is often marked by the exchanging of Christmas cards, and in the UK over 1 bn are sold every year.

blog geography, geology and environment

12 days of plastic free Christmas: day 9

To some people their favourite childhood memories of Christmas don't involve massive heaps of presents, or enormous Christmas dinners.

blog geography, geology and environment

University expertise used in historic marine expedition led by Aquatica Submarines with special guests Sir Richard Branson and Fabien Cousteau

Scientific expertise from the University of Hull is supporting an expedition to explore the Belize Great Blue Hole and the surrounding Lighthouse Reef.

geography, geology and environment research

NHS nurse boosts University's research to help pregnant women and new mums

A local nurse from the East Riding will contribute to high-calibre research at the University of Hull.

engagement health, nursing and midwifery research

University benefactor Dr Assem Allam announces deal to hold world squash tournament at University of Hull

The University of Hull will host one of the world's most prestigious squash championships, it has been announced.

engagement events

Mental health: Is it all in the head?

Relationships between mental health, food and the gut are the focus of our final lecture in the OpenCampus Autumn series at the University of Hull.

events health, nursing and midwifery

Lost Roman Town Discovered

A geophysical survey using ground penetrating radar at the town has detected the outline of a series of previously undiscovered buildings and streets.

history research

Focus on lifestyle choices for pregnant women and new mums

The importance of healthy lifestyles for expectant mums is the focus of our next lecture in the OpenCampus Autumn series at the University of Hull.

events health, nursing and midwifery

NHS Trust name change to attract more healthcare staff to Hull

The organisation which runs East Yorkshire's two main hospitals will change its name next year in a bid to attract more clinical staff and trainees.

health, nursing and midwifery

Amazing views and campus highlights – take a virtual tour of the University

Our award-winning Allam Medical Building and iconic Brynmor Jones library are just some of the attractions for students at the University of Hull.

events students

The kilogram is being redefined – a physicist explains

The answer to the question "how much is a kilogram" is more complex than you might expect. And it's changing.

physics and maths research

A day in the life of the NHS

The University of Hull will help pupils from Hull and East Riding schools and colleges experience some of the different roles the NHS has to offer.

engagement events health, nursing and midwifery students

Kristallnacht 80 years on: some reading to help make sense of the most notorious state-sponsored pogrom

80 years on, Martin Goodman discusses how the atrocities of Kristallnacht are reflected in literature.

culture history politics

Line-up announced for University of Hull Scarborough & Coast Business Day

The first ever Scarborough & Coast Business day is fast approaching, featuring special guests will be Lord John Prescott and David Kerfoot MBE.

business events

University of Hull to host Women in Leadership event featuring inspirational graduates

The University of Hull is set to host an inspirational event focussed on women in leadership this December.

business engagement events students

University's champion triathlete to compete against world elite at invite-only race in Beijing

A champion triathlete will race with the world's best after being chosen for an invite-only race in China.

events health, nursing and midwifery students

Offshore wind industry needs thousands of people to build UK's low carbon future, says latest skills study

Aura and its partners are launching the findings of the 'Skills and Labour Requirements of the UK Offshore Wind Industry 2018 to 2032' report today.

business engagement geography, geology and environment

Opera North and University of Hull to engage with audiences through the power of music this autumn

Opera North celebrates 40 years since its establishment as the opera company for the North of England with a season of contrasts at Hull New Theatre.

school of arts engagement events

University of Hull and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra announce exciting new partnership

The University and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra announce a partnership that will see the two organisations working together for the next five years.

school of arts culture education students

University of Hull to host popular exhibition, The Hessle Roaders, this winter

The University of Hull's Brynmor Jones Library will be the home of a popular photography exhibition by photographer and historian Dr. Alec Gill MBE.

school of arts culture

The WOW factor: Next generation of nurses, midwives and doctors inspired by Allam Medical Building

With two more open days scheduled for Saturday 3 and 24 November, now is the time to see the enhanced teaching facilities in the Allam Medical Building.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms students

Proteins wear clothes – and understanding their fashion choices could help us treat cancer

Just like humans, the proteins in our bodies are born without any clothing.

health, nursing and midwifery research

University to sponsor urban obstacle course through city as part of drive to increase flood awareness

The University of Hull's Energy & Environment Institute sponsors the UK's first urban obstacle course as part of its drive to improve flood resilience.

business geography, geology and environment events

Breaking ground for Humber low-carbon energy innovation centre in time for Green Great Britain Week

The start of Green GB Week kicks-off in the Energy Estuary with the ceremony for the Aura Innovation Centre (AIC) at Bridgehead Business Park in Hessle.

geography, geology and environment events research

Tokophobia: the women with an extreme fear of pregnancy and childbirth

Childbirth can clearly be a scary prospect. For women who have not given birth before, it is the great unknown.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Breathlessness: the hidden health problem leaving millions struggling

Researchers at the Wolfson Palliative Care Research Centre have shown that a fifth of emergency department visits by ambulance were due to breathlessness.

health, nursing and midwifery research

University of Hull scientists define mysterious, high-energy currents that trigger movements of ocean floor

An international team of scientists including experts from the University of Hull has investigated one of the least understood phenomena on our planet.

geography, geology and environment research

Is social media driving a fear of childbirth?

The sharing of birth stories on social media was just one of the highlights of the British Science Festival at the University of Hull.

health, nursing and midwifery research

OpenCampus tea-time talks focus on maternal, sexual and reproductive health

The Open Campus Autumn series will explore a variety of maternal, sexual and reproductive health issues.

health, nursing and midwifery

Why we're looking for cancer clues in urine

The human immune system is actually quite good at killing cancer cells. In fact, we believe it does so quite frequently.

health, nursing and midwifery research

AI: There's a reason it's so bad at conversation

When it comes to fundamental human abilities, like having a good chat, AI falls short.

computer science and technology Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and modelling (DIAM) research

The 'real you' is a myth – we constantly create false memories to achieve the identity we want

How do we actually know who we are? It may seem simple – we are a product of our life experiences.

health, nursing and midwifery research

National Teaching Award success for Hull Historian

A University of Hull professor has been awarded one of the most prestigious teaching awards in Higher Education.

history

Pioneering research revealed to help people fight germs and combat disease

Researchers from the University of Hull present some of the latest research in fighting germs and combatting disease at the British Science Festival.

events health, nursing and midwifery research

Newly discovered protein could drastically improve ovarian cancer survival rates

Early detection and diagnosis can increase the chances of survival when it comes to cancer, but some forms of the disease are more difficult to identify.

events health, nursing and midwifery research

Giant sea turtle to create waves at British Science Festival

A giant mound of plastic waste aimed to show the damage being caused to marine life by humans.

geography, geology and environment events research students

'Scallop wars' between Britain and France are just a pre-Brexit skirmish

Differing shipping regulations has led to battles between British and French ships over access to fishing grounds in Northern France.

geography, geology and environment research

The longevity dividend: how ageing populations could boost economic productivity

New research by the International Longevity Centre has shown that people across the world are generally living longer than previous generations.

business health, nursing and midwifery research

Kerala shows the risk of severe floods is still evolving

The Indian state of Kerala has been devastated by floods. More than 350 people have died, and more than a million have been evacuated to relief camps.

geography, geology and environment research

Knife crime: important new findings could help us understand why people carry weapons

Social media, drill music and middle-class drug use have been blamed for the increase in knife-related murders of young people in England and Wales.

research criminology and sociology

Wilberforce Institute pays tribute to Kofi Annan

Professor John Oldfield, Director of the Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation has paid tribute to Mr Kofi Annan.

wilberforce institute

Seen from the air, the dry summer reveals an ancient harvest of archaeological finds

For an aerial archaeologist 2018 has been a bumper year.

geography, geology and environment history research

University of Hull gives marine life a voice as new study reveals concerns over marine pollution

A striking protest that gives marine life a voice and helps initiate positive change to protect the future of our rivers and oceans

geography, geology and environment research students

Researchers awarded nearly £600k to boost diversity in Engineering and Physical Sciences

Universities and companies have received £591,463 to boost the representation of women and under-represented groups in Engineering and Physical Sciences.

engineering research

University of Hull hosts EU-China conference on sustainable energy technologies

More than 100 delegates have attended a major international conference on sustainable energy technologies at the University of Hull.

events research

Conference explores how we grieve in a digital world

The fourth Death Online Research Network conference, explores how the ways we share our grief for our loved ones is changing.

events health, nursing and midwifery research

University of Hull's largest ever cohort of nursing graduates - boost to the NHS

The University of Hull's largest ever cohort of nursing graduates will provide a boost to the NHS – around 70% will be working for local health services.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms students

What was healthcare like before the NHS?

70 years ago, how were the sick and injured of the UK cared for? Rosemary Wall (University of Hull) and Barry Doyle (University of Huddersfield) explain.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Hull Science Festival tickets available from Friday 6 July

Hull Science Festival is a jam-packed weekend of fun for all the family, which takes place at the University of Hull campus.

events

University of Hull's Allam Medical Building to light up blue to celebrate 70th birthday for NHS

The University of Hull's Allam Medical Building is one of the landmark buildings across the UK that is helping the NHS celebrate as it turns 70 this week.

events health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Full programme revealed for British Science Festival 2018

From robotics and the end of the universe, to climate change, spoken word and UV Yoga. Hull and the Humber will come alive with science this September.

events

First ever University All Party Parliamentary Group announced

The Friends of the University of Hull All Party Parliamentary Group launches, consisting of MPs of local constituencies, Lords and Members of Parliament.

politics

University of Hull and VISR launch the Mixed Reality Accelerator –the world's first Microsoft HoloLens summer school

The University of Hull and graduate tech company VISR are developing revolutionary 'mixed reality' (MR) technologies for business.

business computer science and technology research

To keep on caring – more support needed for families and carers

The Director of the Wolfson Palliative Care Research Centre at the University of Hull has called for more support for carers in national Carers Week.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms research

Make a change this World Oceans Day: #MyPlasticPledge

The University of Hull launches a 'plastics pledge' encouraging people to make small changes, collectively making big differences in protecting our oceans.

engagement geography, geology and environment research

'Significant and widespread' microplastics found in mussels from UK waters

Microplastics and other debris have been found in 100 percent of mussels sampled from around the UK coast.

geography, geology and environment research

Ergo officially opens its Doors during Humber Business Week

Ergo, a new £4 million business centre, officially opened its doors on Tuesday, 5 June as part of Humber Business Week.

business engagement geography, geology and environment events

Driving improvements in dementia care

The University of Hull is demonstrating its support of the Alzheimer's Society's Dementia Action Week by taking research and expertise into the community.

health, nursing and midwifery research

New exhibition showcasing the work of the Scottish colourists set to open at the University of Hull

The University of Hull's Brynmor Jones Library is set to welcome a new exhibition of the works of the Scottish Colourists from the Fleming Collection.

school of arts culture events

Brightest researchers to tackle cancer inequalities

Hull York Medical School is seeking to appoint 11 of the country's brightest researchers to tackle cancer inequalities in Hull and the Yorkshire region.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms research

A rewarding healthcare career – that you have probably never heard of

From saving lives to helping deliver babies – there's a rewarding and challenging healthcare career that most people don't even know exists.

health, nursing and midwifery

Watch the Stars of Squash in Action at the University of Hull

Some of the biggest names in world squash will descend on the University of Hull Sports and Fitness Centre when the prestigious Allam British Open starts.

events

First for Freedom Festival with launch of Accelerate internship programme

Freedom Festival Arts Trust launches a new talent development initiative which will give University of Hull undergraduates an invaluable opportunity...

culture engagement students

Aura awarded ERDF funding for renewable energy Innovation Centre to be built in the Energy Estuary

Aura has secured funding from the European Regional Development Fund to build the Aura Innovation Centre and provide a programme of support for local SMEs.

business geography, geology and environment research

To sail or not to sail: New international study to reduce impact of choppy seas on offshore wind workers

€3.6 million European project to measure vessel movement's effect on crew wellbeing

engagement geography, geology and environment research

Online survey to focus on Humber's future health and social care workforce strategy

An online survey to evaluate the skills requirements of health and social care employers has been commissioned.

health, nursing and midwifery

Allam Medical Building wins Guardian University award

The Allam Medical Building has been announced as a winner in The Guardian's University Awards 2018.

health, nursing and midwifery

Funding boost announced for the region's bioeconomy

The University of Hull is to work with the University of York and Teeside University on a £5 million project to develop the regional bioeconomy.

business geography, geology and environment research

Big name speakers and first Principal Partner announced for British Science Festival in Hull

Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Lord Prescott, Jim Al-Khalili, Lemn Sissay and Grace Savage will all be taking part in this year's British Science Festival.

engagement events

University of Hull professor to chair scoping group on plastic pollution research

Professor Dan Parsons has been selected to chair a scoping group for research into tackling the global issue of plastic pollution in the environment.

business geography, geology and environment research

Allam Medical Building announced as finalist in The Guardian University Awards 2018

The Allam Medical Building has been announced as a finalist in The Guardian's University Awards 2018.

health, nursing and midwifery

Medical School to train 90 more doctors a year from 2019

Hull York Medical School has been awarded an additional 90 places to expand the number of medical school places in England.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Dean wins award for services to medicine

The Dean of Hull York Medical School has received an award for her Services to Medicine at the inaugural English Women's Awards.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Experts to help businesses mitigate risk of flooding

Businesses are invited to hear how to protect themselves from flooding at an event hosted by the University of Hull and Humberside Fire and Rescue Service.

business events geography, geology and environment

University of Hull reveals UK City of Culture 2017 evaluation

A preliminary evaluation of Hull's UK City of Culture year, released today has demonstrated the social impact the arts can have on a population.

culture engagement research

Students through to national finals

Congratulations to three marketing students who will represent Hull University Business School in the final of a national marketing competition.

business students

Film screening to highlight cancer research and improving patient care in Yorkshire

Yorkshire Cancer Research will host a free screening of cancer documentary 'The Enemy Within' at the University of Hull's Allam Medical Building.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Major global study lifts lid on DNA history of early Europeans

A major new study has shown DNA evidence of the ancestry of Southeastern Europeans through analysing the DNA of 225 ancient individuals.

history research

PhD student to present pioneering cancer research in Parliament

Research aimed at reducing the amount of radiotherapy for cancer patients will be presented in Parliament by a University of Hull PhD student.

health, nursing and midwifery research

University invests £1.8 million in pioneering research centre at Castle Hill Hospital

A ground-breaking research centre is being built at Castle Hill Hospital with an investment of £1.8 million from the University of Hull.

engagement health, nursing and midwifery research

University of Hull to lead a €3.8m Europe-wide project investigating sustainability and waste minimisation

A €3.8m research project will explore how to create a more sustainable and economically robust environment.

business engagement geography, geology and environment research

Tokophobia: what it's like to have a phobia of pregnancy and childbirth

It's very common for women to feel anxious about labour and birth.

health, nursing and midwifery research

sexual abuse underreported in british south asian communities

New research has discovered that sexual abuse reporting rates are lower than would have been expected for those within British South Asian communities.

law research

Hull professor named in list of world's top researchers

A University of Hull professor has been included in a list of the world's most influential researchers.

engineering research

Weight loss research study at Hull York Medical School recruiting participants with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Hull York Medical School are researching weight management in women with polycystic ovary syndrome to trial the effects of different diets.

hyms research

Major conference to look at impact of Hull UK City of Culture 2017

The University of Hull is to hold a major conference focussing on the impact of Hull's UK City of Culture year.

school of arts business culture events research

Scientists 'speed up time' by growing mini cress forests to inform future flood risk and resilience

Researchers are growing cress forests to test natural flood prevention methods, using the University of Hull's rainfall simulator.

geography, geology and environment research

University of Hull to help tackle slavery in Sierra Leone

Researchers at the University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute are helping to tackle slavery in Sierra Leone - by utilising the power of culture.

research wilberforce institute

800 students to graduate at University of Hull ceremonies

More than 800 students from the University of Hull will graduate at Hull City Hall – celebrating their achievement and hard work.

students

Hull York Medical School Professor to lead Yorkshire Cancer Research £1.3 million palliative care improvement programme

Professor Fliss Murtagh will lead a multi centre team to advance improvements in palliative care across Yorkshire.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms research

University of Hull graduates join forces to fund scholarship for human trafficking research

30 former students have provided more than £65,000 worth of funding for a new PhD research scholarship at the University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute.

research students wilberforce institute

Psychological tests on Hull folk in the war explored in new history of the city

Psychological tests on Hull people during the Blitz, and their implications, are explored in a new book charting the history of the city.

culture history research

Hull invests in 20 PhD scholarships to explore critical health challenges

The University of Hull is investing in 20 PhD scholarships worth £1.2 million to investigate some of this century's most urgent challenges.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms research students

The isolation and loneliness of diabetes

The importance of helping people manage the isolation and loneliness of diabetes has been highlighted in new research by the University of Hull and HYMS.

hyms criminology and sociology

Toothpaste, soap and painkillers putting waterways under threat

Household products, including toothpaste, soaps and common drugs are putting many of Britain's inland waterways under threat.

geography, geology and environment

Impact of Green Port Hull boosts growth of the local economy

An economic impact study shows Green Port Hull has created more than 2,000 jobs in the renewable energy sector.

business engineering geography, geology and environment

Research reveals ocean acidification disrupts marine life communication

Increasing acidification of the world's oceans has the potential to significantly disrupt the way marine life communicates.

geography, geology and environment

Why declining krill numbers may increase global warming

Krill are the dominant prey item for many of the charismatic megafauna that inhabit Antarctic and sub-Antarctic waters.

geography, geology and environment

Capturing Our Coast

People power became a vital tool in recording marine life thanks to a national project involving the University of Hull.

geography, geology and environment

Healthcare experts focus on dementia challenges

People with dementia and their families will join researchers and representatives from the region's healthcare providers at the University of Hull today.

health, nursing and midwifery criminology and sociology social work

BBC Humberside Introducing – a platform to shine

Excitement, nerves –one group of music students are sure to be experiencing all of this and more as they prepare to perform live on BBC Introducing.

school of arts

Celebration as Her Majesty opens Allam Medical Building

It was a double celebration for staff and students at the University of Hull and Hull York Medical School today as they welcomed Her Majesty The Queen.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Science Museum Group celebrates Terence Cuneo

The remarkable career of British artist Terence Cuneo is to be celebrated in a new exhibition as part of Hull UK City of Culture 2017.

school of arts culture

French Film Festival UK comes to Hull

The University of Hull's Middleton Hall is co-hosting the French Film Festival, as the event celebrates its Silver Jubilee Edition.

school of arts culture events

Her Majesty The Queen to open centrepiece of £28-million health campus

On 16 November, Her Majesty The Queen will perform the Opening Ceremony of the Allam Medical Building, the heart of the our £28-million health campus.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms

Flagship new data centre will boost region's digital sector

A new multi-million pound data centre is to be constructed at the University of Hull as part of a new partnership between the University and KCOM.

engineering misc.

First Government Art Collection exhibition for UK City of Culture

Hull will host An Eyeful of Wry, its first public exhibition of Government Art Collection work, Arts Minister John Glen announced today.

school of arts culture

Scientists write superhero book in a weekend

A book featuring the science of superheroes has been launched.

culture

The secret life of lugworms – citizens scientists are needed to help shed light on the sex life of this sediment-dwelling worm

The University of Hull needs your help to keep an eye out for signs of passion in the lugworm population.

geography, geology and environment

New research shows underwater rivers are more powerful and long-lasting than first thought

A team of scientists has discovered that sediment avalanches occurring deep under the ocean are far more frequent and long-lasting than previously thought.

geography, geology and environment

University and LEP play key role in Government-commissioned audit into wind energy industry

The University of Hull and the Humber LEP have played a key role in a government-commissioned science and innovation audit.

geography, geology and environment

Modern-day slavery in the spotlight at the University of Hull

Hundreds of people gathered at the University's first-ever Wilberforce World Freedom Summit last week (28 and 29 September).

history wilberforce institute

Humber to host UK centre of excellence for offshore wind operations and maintenance

ORE Catapult and the University of Hull join forces to drive forward UK's offshore wind industry

business engineering geography, geology and environment research

From Perth with love…

An oak tree grown from an acorn flown over from Perth, Australia has been planted in the grounds of the University of Hull.

geography, geology and environment misc.

World-leading research centre at University of Hull

The Wolfson Palliative Care Research Centre officially opened at the University of Hull today.

health, nursing and midwifery

Lions' tour manager officially opens University's international-standard rugby pitch

A new international-standard artificial grass rugby pitch has been officially opened at the University of Hull.

New BBC festival kicks off in Hull

The University of Hull will help showcase some of the best of British poetry and spoken word this month.

school of arts culture events

Modern-day slavery in the spotlight at University of Hull conference

The first-ever Wilberforce World Freedom Summit takes place at the University of Hull on the 28 and 29 September.

history wilberforce institute

Fuel company running a 'university' of R&D

The University of Hull chemistry department is boosting research and development for fuel oil manufacturer and waste oil recovery specialist RE:Group.

misc.

Remembering 1807

A major new digital archive that captures a significant moment in antislavery history is being launched today by the University of Hull.

history wilberforce institute

New Physician Associate cohort becomes first to study in Allam Medical Building

On Monday 11 September 2017, Hull York Medical School was proud to open the doors of the new £28 million Allam Medical building.

health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull prepares to Tell the World

The University of Hull continues its integral role in Hull's UK City of Culture year with a collection of events as part of 2017's Tell the World season.

events

British Science Festival heads to Hull

The British Science Association announces dates and location of the 2018 Festival.

events

Day of reckoning for marine invaders

Volunteers are being asked to help track an alien invasion taking place around the UK's coastline.

geography, geology and environment

University presents Wilberforce honour to Kofi Annan on behalf of city

Mr Annan was in Hull to deliver a powerful speech as part of the Freedom Festival, which took place earlier this month.

events

New clinical syndrome will raise awareness and benefit patients

Professor Miriam Johnson has led a group of international experts to agree on a new clinical syndrome to help people living with breathing problems.

health, nursing and midwifery

University of Hull offers four MBA scholarships to support regional business

Full scholarships for the Hull Executive MBA programme are available to cover two years of part-time study, starting September 2017.

business

£3.5-million community football hub opened at University of Hull

A new £3.5-million football hub has been officially opened at the University of Hull.

misc.

University of Hull welcomes new Vice-Chancellor

Professor Susan Lea has begun her tenure as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull.

misc.

University of Hull awarded Silver for Teaching Excellence

The University of Hull has been praised for excellent student outcomes by a Government panel evaluating excellence in teaching in UK Universities.

education students

50 more nursing places for September 2017 entry

An additional 50 places to study adult nursing have been secured at the University of Hull.

health, nursing and midwifery hyms misc. students

Ground broken on new sports centre

A ground breaking ceremony has taken place for a multi-million pound sporting development at the University of Hull.

Pain relief – a trick of the mind?

New research published shows for the first time that the mind can be tricked into experiencing pain relief on the fake limb.

health, nursing and midwifery research

Students rank subjects among the best in the country

Students at the University of Hull have ranked 18 subject areas among the top 20 in the county, for overall satisfaction in a major survey released today.

misc. students

University of Hull welcomes its first Degree Apprentices

Our new Degree Apprenticeship programme aims to build leadership and management within organisations.

misc.

University picks up Times Higher award for outstanding student services

The University of Hull picked up an Outstanding Administrative Services Team trophy at this years Times Higher awards.

University in £7.6 million partnership to develop wind power technology for the future

A collaboration, including the University of Hull, has won a £7.6m funding to improve the country's offshore wind power technologies.

business engagement geography, geology and environment research

University set to welcome thousands for summer Open Day

Thousands of prospective students and their families will visit the University on Saturday for the first of four Open Days.

events students

University of Hull honours cultural elite

Leading lights from the cultural world will receive honorary degrees from the University of Hull this week.

culture

Hull health graduates bring skills and expertise to local hospitals

The University of Hull's largest ever cohort of nursing graduates will provide a boost to the NHS.

health, nursing and midwifery

Students set for global challenge at Washington D.C. summit

The students qualified for the Global Grand Challenges Summit after winning the Engineering a Better World Student Innovation Competition.

engineering

Working with Smith & Nephew to drive research into pioneering approaches to advanced wound care

Smith & Nephew and the University of Hull today announce a long-term collaboration driving research into pioneering approaches to advanced wound care.

health, nursing and midwifery

Hull ranked one of the top universities for graduate employment

The University offers students a variety of ways to boost their CV and develop their work experience.

students

City of Culture Interim Impact Findings

Interim findings evaluating the first three months of Hull's UK City of Culture year have been released today by the University of Hull.

culture events misc.

Larkin exhibition invites fresh responses to poet's life and work

Larkin: New Eyes Each Year, opens this week at the University of Hull's Brynmor Jones Library.

school of arts events