Definitions

Definitions

Undergraduate students undertake Bachelor degree, Diploma programmes, BA, BSc MChem, MEng, MPhys, LLB, MPhysGeog, BMus, MPharm.

Postgraduate students undertake any other Masters programmes, Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, or Doctor of Philosophy programme.

Part-time students undertake undergraduate and postgraduate programmes over a longer time than their full-time equivalent, short courses, or the University Foundation Award.

Off-Campus students undertake programmes delivered in various locations away from campus. These can be delivered by the University, and/or by another institution accredited to deliver University of Hull programmes.

UK Students* are those who hold EU (including UK) nationality and have resided in the UK for 3 years immediately prior to start of study programme.

UK nationals who are living overseas in a temporary capacity may also qualify. However, students from Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man may have specific student finance provision and should refer to the information provided to them here.

NHS, TDA students are UK students on programmes that attract specific funding, including BA Social Work, PGCE, Dip, Adv Dip, or BSc Nursing, BSc Biomedical Science.

EU Students* are those who hold EU nationality who have not resided in the UK for 3 years immediately prior to start of study programme.

International Students* are those assessed by UoH as paying international tuition fees.

*These are broad guidelines only.