The University of Hull
Named in the top 50 UK institutions for research power
Description of The University of Hull
- Established: 1927
- Location: Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK
- Age of students: 17+
- Number of students: 16090
- Language of instruction: English
- Type of studying: mixed.
Hull University is a public higher education institution that belongs to the group of "red brick universities" in Great Britain and best universities in York. The educational institution was founded in 1927, and since 1954 it has the right to award scientific degrees.
Faculties:
- Science and Engineering
- Arts, culture, education
- Medicine and health care
- Business, law, politics.
Rankings:
- QS World = 211
- THE World = 501-600
- ARWU World = 701-800
- CWTS Leiden = 218
- Complete National = 64
- Guardian = 72
- Times = 60.
Graduates of the university are successful specialists in the field of politics, journalism, theatrical art and in the academic field:
- John Prescott = British Deputy Prime Minister
- Roy Hattersley = Labour politician
- Tom Watson = Labour Party member
- Chris Mullin = politician and writer
- Anthony Giddens = scientist, sociologist
- John McCarthy = journalist and filmmaker.
Programs and prices, tuition fees in The University of Hull
Foundation year
- Language of instruction: English
- Duration of studying: 1 year
- Age of students: 17+.
A preparatory program is designedfor foreign students who want to adapt to the new education system, improve their language and start their undergraduate studies more confidently.
The main areas of studying:
- Engineering
- Business
- Universal program.
Undergraduate
- Language of instruction: English
- Duration of studying: 3-4 years
- Age of students: 17+.
Popular programs:
- Environmental Sciences
- Mathematics and physical sciences
- Management
- Accounting
- Marketing
- Logistics
- Mechanics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Programming
- Astrophysics
- Mechatronics and Robotics.
Master's degree
- Language of instruction: English
- Duration of studying: 1-2 years
- Age of students: 21+.
Popular directions of studying:
- Accounting and finance
- Marketing and advertising
- Management
- Logistics
- Mechanics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Programming.
Accommodation, meals, prices
The university has three student residences on campus:
- Taylor Court is a 288 student residence with en suite rooms and shared kitchens.
- Courtyard - opened in 2016, the building accommodates 562 students; rooms with private bath, some rooms are on the roof of the residence.
- Westfield Court - opened in 2019 on the site of a medical school and accommodates approximately 1,462 students.
Activities The University of Hull
The university has more than 100 student organizations and interest clubs, about 50 sports sections, events and master classes are regularly held.
Popular clubs:
- Accounting
- Paintball
- Anime
- Crafts
- Biochemistry and Criminology
- Business
- Biomedicine
- Catholic community
- Theater
- Geography.
The sports infrastructure allows students to engage in various sports at the level of amateurs and professionals. Popular sections:
- Football
- Basketball
- Cricket
- Hockey
- Volleyball
- Fitness
- Powerlifting
- Netball
- Tennis.
Facilities and equipment at The University of Hull
The university is located in Kingston upon Hull, a wonderful city for students:
- The cost of housing, food and entertainment is pleasantly lower than in major cities of England
- Hull is a student city where life is always in full swing. The largest music festivals are held here
- The infrastructure of the city is at a height: the transport system is developed here, there are numerous bars and cafes.
£ 300 million has been invested in the development of the sports infrastructure of the university. The sports complex includes:
- Gym
- Team sports fields
- Tennis complex
- Cricket fields.
Admission dates and extra charges
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Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
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