The University of Hull , Hull, UK

The University of Hull is a top-50 public research university. The college was founded as University College Hull in 1927. The college was granted the right to confer its own degrees on students by the Royal Charter of 1954. It consequently rose to become the third university in Yorkshire and the fourteenth in all of England. It now ranks among the top research and educational institutions in the world.

The university's campus is located in a residential neighbourhood of the port city of Kingston upon Hull in England. The University offers students on-campus housing in three central buildings: Westfield Court, The Courtyard, and Taylor Court. In addition, the campus has a variety of cafeterias, restaurants, a nightclub, a book store, a career service, an advising centre, and recreational facilities, with a new sports hall and gym set to open in 2019.

The university's academic structure is made up of four faculties that provide programmes at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate levels. Courses in a variety of educational, social scientific, and artistic fields are available through the Faculty of Arts, Culture, and Education. Medical, life sciences, and social work degree programmes are offered by the Faculty of Health Sciences. Programs in applied and environmental sciences, technology, and mathematics are available through the Faculty of Science and Engineering. Students may enrol in business management, finance, accounting, marketing, international relations, and legal courses through the Faculty of Business, Law, and Politics. Around 15,000 students attend the university, including 100 international students. with about 1,000 employees.

Rankings

Several organisations have ranked the institute. Here are a few trustworthy examples:

• Ranked 601-650 by QS Global World Ranking 2020.
• Ranked 501-600 by World University Rankings 2020.
• Ranked 126-150 by European Teaching Rankings.
• Ranked 799 in Best Global Universities.
• Ranked 59 in Best Global Universities in the United Kingdom.

Why University of Hull?

• One of the top 10 universities in the UK for graduate employability is University of Hull.
• Hull is one of the top 10 British Universities for having 97 percent of postgraduate students and 98 percent of overseas graduates in employment after completing their programmes.
• according to the National Student Survey, is among the top ten mainstream colleges in the nation (NSS).
• It has the renowned Brynmor Jones Library, which has undergone a £28 million renovation to make it technologically advanced for the twenty-first century.
• Through its study programmes, it seeks to foster student enterprise, entrepreneurship, and employability.

University of Hull Tuition Fees

University of Hull Entry Requirements

University of Hull International Admissions

International students are accepted as long as they meet the country-specific entrance requirements. Candidates must submit their applications well in advance of the start of the programme and meet the criteria for admission.

Application Portal:

• Undergraduate: UCAS
• Postgraduate: Official Website

Application Fee: Nil

Admission Requirements: The following must be submitted by international applicants in order to be considered for admission to the University of Hull.-

• Completed Application
• Official Transcripts
  • UG - High School/ Class 12 equivalent
  • PG - Minimum of Bachelor’s Degree
  • Foreign Credential Required
• Entry Requirements of the programs one is applying to.
• English Language Proficiency
• Copy of Passport
• Certificate of Finances
• ATAS Certificate may be required for postgraduate programs
• Health Immunization Certificate
• Personal Statement
• One to Two Letters of References (PG)

English Language Proficiency for International Students

Candidates from other countries must prove their English language proficiency. There are several options for doing so, including:

• Standardized Test Scores; OR
• English Language Program at the university; OR
• Country-Specific Requirements