Address and Location
Hull university is split over two campuses: Scarborough and Hull, both overlooking the scenic Humber Estuary and some of the most beautiful countryside in England. Leeds and York are within close proximity.
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Background and History
University College Hull was established in 1927 thanks to donations of land and money by local benefactors and the city council. A century of expansion followed, and the university is now home to over 18,000 students.
Location and Accessibility
By Rail: Hull is serviced by high-speed rail links from many UK cities. Most students travel to the Hull Paragon Interchange, then to the main campus by taxi or bus.
By Road: The main university site is a short drive from the M62, or the A63 when travelling via the Humber Bridge.
Accessibility: University campuses are easily navigable and include facilities for students with disabilities. Lecture halls, classrooms and libraries are all fully accessible.
What's on Offer
BA, BSc, Mchem, BEng, LLB, Graduate Diploma, Diploma of Higher Education, MEng, Mphys, MA, MPhil, PhD, MEd, PGCE
Entry Requirements
Entry standards vary widely between subjects, with most requiring 180-390 UCAS points. Specific course information can be found on the university website.