University of Hull Courses 2026: Popular UG, PG, & Certificate Courses

 If English is not your first language, then you will need to show proof of your English language ability or if you need a student visa to study at university of Hull. This should be an accepted English language test by the organization.

Undergraduate courses

You must have an overall IELTS score of 6.0 obtained within two years of the start date of the majority of the undergraduate programmes. Additionally, you must score at least 5.5 in each of the following skill areas:

• Reading
• Writing
• Speaking
• Listening

Please check the English requirement needed before enrolling in any undergraduate courses as some of them have higher minimum scores that may be found on the individual course listing sites of university. 

Postgraduate courses

For all the PGCert, PGDip and MSc in HEALTH PROFESSIONS EDUCATION

• IELTS: 6.5, with no less than 6.0 in each component
• PTE Academic: 61, with no less than 55 in each component
• CAE and CPE: 176, with no less than 169 in each component
• TOEFL: 87, with a minimum of 21 in each component
• Trinity ISE: level 3 with Merit in all components

For International Applicants

The University of Hull accepts a variety of credentials as proof of English proficiency. Also the university considers some of the most common tests and the scoring.

Most of the taught postgraduate degrees begin in September. However, several of the programmes provided by the Faculty of Health Sciences are among the courses that also start in January and May. For further information, please see the course pages.

The acceptance rate for the Uni of Hull for Indian students is 55%. This makes it a lightly selective institution. Once a student meet all the Univesity of Hull admission requirements. Students must be aware of the application deadlines and apply to the university correctly, along with submitting all the relevant requirements.

International applicants may apply to the University of Hull online through official website application portals.

For undergraduates: once you have decided which course to pursue you can apply through UCAS:

Step steps should be considered while applying through UCAS:

Step 1: Register on the UCAS website

Step 2: Your credentials, employment history, and course preferences must be entered. Additionally, you must provide a personal statement and a reference.

Step 3: Explore the course offerings to find ones that interest you or align with your career objectives.

Step 4: Apply through the UCAS website

Step 5: Students can apply for 5 courses (maximum)

Step 6: UCAS fee for single choice is £22.50 and for multiple choice it is £27

Step 7: You can track your application on UCAS

For postgraduates taught: once you have decided which course to go for you can apply from my course page on the official page of the university.

• Select the course you want to apply for.
• You’ll see two options in the right side for

Select the option you want to choose and start your application.

 You can follow the same steps for Postgraduate Research by selecting you preferred research course.