Countries
United Kingdom (Main campus)
Course types
Undergraduate, Postgraduate Taught, Postgraduate Research
Campuses
Hull, England
London, England
Overview
Founded in 1927, the University of Hull is a respected public research university located in Kingston upon Hull, England. Known for its strong academic foundations, research excellence, and commitment to student success, Hull has developed a reputation for innovation and employability. It is the 14th-oldest university in England and has a proud history of contributing to society through research and industry partnerships.
The university offers a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across its academic faculties, including the Faculty of Business, Law and Politics; the Faculty of Arts, Cultures and Education; the Faculty of Science and Engineering; and the Faculty of Health Sciences. The Business School is AACSB-accredited and recognised for its strengths in logistics, accounting, and international trade, while the Law School is known for its expertise in criminal justice and human rights law.
Hull’s campus provides state-of-the-art facilities, including the £28-million Health Campus, cutting-edge science laboratories, and the Brynmor Jones Library, which underwent a £28-million refurbishment. The university is also home to the Hull Immersive Visualisation Environment (HIVE), which supports research in virtual reality and digital technology.
With a strong research focus, the University of Hull is particularly recognised for its work in renewable energy, flood management, maritime history, and medical technologies. It is a leading institution in sustainability research, working closely with industry to tackle environmental challenges.
Hull maintains strong industry links with major employers, including Siemens, BP, and the NHS, providing students with valuable internship and employment opportunities. Its commitment to graduate employability ensures that students are well-equipped for successful careers.
Notable alumni include poet Philip Larkin, BBC presenter John Prescott, and scientist Roger Tomlinson, the pioneer of Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
With its welcoming campus, research-led teaching, and strong career support, the University of Hull continues to attract students seeking a high-quality education in a supportive and forward-thinking environment.