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The University of Hull offers courses across a wide subject range — described on its website as spanning "from Accounting to Zoology" — and organises them into several study levels and types: undergraduate, postgraduate taught, postgraduate research, PhD, online courses, and a London campus. You can search for a specific course or browse the full course list on hull.ac.uk. The exact courses available in any given year, and the entry requirements for them, are not listed in the source material, so you'll need to check the live course pages for those details.
Study levels and types
The site's course search lets you filter by the following options, presented as a list of study levels or types:
| Option | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | Bachelor's-level degrees |
| Postgraduate taught | Taught master's and similar programmes |
| Postgraduate research | Research-based postgraduate study |
| PhD scholarships | Doctoral study with scholarship options |
| Online courses | Courses delivered online |
| London campus | Study based at the university's London campus |
If you already know your level, selecting it narrows the search; if you don't, browsing all courses first is the simpler route.
Subject range
The university frames its subject coverage as running "from Accounting to Zoology," which signals breadth rather than a fixed list. The site does not enumerate every subject in the material available here, so treat that phrase as an indication of range and confirm specific subjects through the course search.
How to search for a course
- Go to the course search on hull.ac.uk.
- Either enter a subject or course name in the search field, or choose a study level or type from the options above.
- Review the results and open individual course pages for details.
- If nothing matches, use the "See all courses" link to browse the full list instead.
The expected result is a filtered set of courses matching your subject and level. A common snag is starting with too narrow a search term — if you get no results, broaden the subject wording or switch to browsing all courses.
Other routes onto the site
Beyond the course search, the homepage surfaces several entry points that may be relevant depending on where you are in the process:
- Open Days — bookable visits to see the campus and ask questions.
- Applying — the site notes there is still time to apply, with a hotline or online application for 2026 entry.
- Cost of Living Bursary — a £1,500 bursary referenced for help with everyday costs of university life.
- Student coach service — a free commute option from North Lincolnshire.
- Student jobs — more than 400 students earning while they study.
These are signposted on the homepage rather than inside the course search, so they're worth checking separately once you've shortlisted courses.
What to verify before deciding
The source material confirms the structure of study levels and the existence of a course search, but not current course lists, fees, entry requirements, or deadlines. Before applying, check the individual course page for those specifics, and confirm any bursary or coach service details on their own pages, since eligibility conditions aren't given here.