International Students
The
University of Hull extends a warm welcome to International Students
who wish to study History for a single Semester, an academic year,
or even a full Degree Programme.
This page is designed to give you some basic
information about our History programmes, and to summarise the
content of more detailed pages elsewhere on this website.
The links shown above will guide you to
further information that can help with typical questions you may
have and give you a taste of what it is like to study at the
University of Hull. The University's main International Student's
Page gives more detailed information.
If you have any questions that are not
answered here then please feel free to contact our International
Recruitment Officer Professor Michael
Turner.
Hull is a historic, lively, and friendly city which is welcoming
to students and provides good value for money. It offers a vibrant
nightlife, a variety of shopping, an attractive marina, and an old
town containing much of the rich history of Hull including the
Wilberforce museum and architecture dating back to the fourteenth
century.
Did you know?
- The Bounty of 'Mutiny on the Bounty' fame was built in
Hull
- The seventeenth-century poet, Andrew Marvell, the famous
anti-slavery campaigner, William Wilberforce, and the pioneering
aviator, Amy Johnson, all came from Hull
- The post-war poet, Philip Larkin, was Librarian at Hull
University
- Anthony Mingella, director of The English Patient,
lectured at Hull University
- Stephen Warbeck, graduate of Hull University, composed the
music for Captain Corelli's Mandolin