Welcome to Hull
A coastal city with a proud student spirit
GBP 12,000–16,000
Annual tuition fees
GBP 700–950
Monthly living costs
Why study in Hull
Studying in Hull means enjoying the perks of a vibrant student community in one of the UK’s most affordable cities. You’ll find excellent academic support, low living costs, and a welcoming environment for international students. With its maritime heritage, cultural festivals, and waterfront vibes, Hull offers a relaxed yet engaging lifestyle that helps you focus on your education while enjoying the best of British culture.
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Student life
Hull offers a fun and affordable student lifestyle. From independent cafés and music venues to museums and riverfront walks, there’s always something to explore. You’ll find diverse food options, social clubs, and campus activities that make it easy to meet people. Students enjoy hangouts like Princes Avenue, Humber Street, and the Marina—all popular spots for culture and nightlife without the big-city rush.
Avg. wage per hour
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Cost of living
- Food: GBP 150–220/month
- Rent: GBP 300–450/month
- Household Bills: GBP 60–100/month
- Transport: GBP 30–50/month
- Miscellaneous: GBP 50–100/month
Accommodation choices
- University accommodation
- Private houses
- Shared houses
- Studio apartments
- Homestays
Most opted part-time jobs
- Retail assistant
- Barista
- Waiter/waitress
- Tutor
Public transport
- Bus
- Train
- Bike sharing
- Shared taxi
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CULTURE
Hull has a unique blend of maritime history, modern art, and multicultural energy. It was named UK City of Culture in 2017 and continues to host festivals, theatre shows, exhibitions, and live music. You’ll experience a warm welcome from locals and enjoy everything from food markets to film nights. The city’s cultural scene is rich and student-inclusive, giving you plenty of ways to connect beyond the classroom.
SAFETY
Hull is generally a safe city for students, with university and local police working closely to ensure wellbeing. In an emergency, call 999. For non-emergency support, dial 101. The campus and key student areas are well-monitored, and students can access helplines and support centres easily.
Discover the city
Kingston upon Hull combines riverside charm, affordable living, and a lively arts scene. It’s compact, easy to explore, and ideal if you want the benefits of university life without the fast pace of a large city. You'll enjoy access to beaches, green spaces, and local markets—plus good transport links across the UK.
Language
English
Currency
GBP
Population
260K
Area
71.45 sq km
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, Hull is a great choice if you’re looking for a budget-friendly UK city with quality education and a welcoming vibe. You’ll benefit from excellent student services, supportive teaching, and a lively social scene—all in a compact, easy-to-navigate setting.
Absolutely. Hull is known as one of the UK’s most affordable student cities. Rent, food, and entertainment are much cheaper than in big cities, allowing you to enjoy a high quality of life while managing your budget comfortably.
Student life in Hull is vibrant and inclusive. You’ll find plenty of activities on campus, city events, and places to unwind. Whether it’s riverside cafés, music venues, or sports clubs, you’ll always have something to do and people to connect with.
Yes, finding accommodation in Hull is relatively easy. The city offers a range of on-campus and private housing options. Costs are lower than average, and you’ll have access to university support teams to help you secure safe and convenient housing.