UNIVERSITY OF HULL, HULL2

The university of hull's fee structure includes undergraduate and postgraduate tuition fees, as well as additional fees for resources and activities. Fees are subject to inflation and may increase each year. 

Undergraduate fees 

• For the 2023/2024 academic year, undergraduate tuition fees were £9,250 per year
• Other fees include a year abroad fee of £1,385 and a year in industry fee of £1,850

Postgraduate fees

• Standard fees for 2024 entry for postgraduate taught courses were between £9,000 and £13,000 per year 
• Full-time postgraduate research courses cost £4,786, or £2,393 for part time 
• Some courses may have additional fees for resources, materials, field trips, and other activities 

Payment methods

• Fees can be paid online using the myhull portal 
• Fees can be paid using a debit or credit card using the myhull portal 
• Fees can be paid using direct debit using the myhull portal 
• The university of hull does not accept cash payments in person or directly into its bank account 

The university of hull requires a variety of documents for admission, including: 

• Academic qualifications: transcripts of your academic qualifications, which may need to be translated 
• English language proficiency: evidence of your english language proficiency, such as an ielts or toefl ibt score 
• Personal statement: a statement explaining why you want to study at the university of hull 
• Passport: a copy of a valid passport 
• Cv: a cv if you have a gap of one year or more in your studies 
• Work reference letter: a work reference letter if you want to be considered for work experience 
• Previous international visas: details of any previous international visas you have 
• Deposit payment: a deposit payment of £4,000 for international postgraduate applicants 

The university of hull also uses the university clinical aptitude test (ucat) for admission to its medical and dental degree programs.