The School of Drama, Music and
Screen at the University of Hull is committed to providing a
student experience which is second to none, students have the
opportunity to develop both practical skills and intellectual
understanding to a very high level. Our graduates often go on to
become highly-regarded professionals in the cultural industries, in
education and in related professions.
Hull's Department of English has reason to be
proud of its reputation. In the last Research Assessment Exercise
of 2008 ninety per cent of our research in the English submission
was awarded an international profile, and 55% of our submission
was ranked in the top two categories of
'internationally excellent' and 'world class'
If you are interested in studying history
across a wide range of topics and periods, in small groups with
enthusiastic teachers, then the Department of History is the place
for you. Our 30 members of staff are active historians working on
everything from ancient Rome to modern Britain
The Law School is the longest
established department within the University of Hull, which started
life as the University College, Hull. The Law School was
established in October 1927 with an initial intake of fourteen
students preparing for their professional examinations.
The Department offers different types of Single Honours and
Joint Honours Programmes, which combine language study with modules
in social and political history, literature, film, drama, art and
other options. All programmes include a year abroad except our BA
in Modern Languages.
Independent surveys show that the Department of Politics
and International Studies is one of the finest in the UK. Its
student centred approach, range of courses, staff expertise and
employer networks combine to make it a student destination which is
second to none. In 2010, the Times Good University Guide ranked the
department 11th out of 69.
We are a multidisciplinary Department of
Social Sciences with a distinctive profile of teaching and research
that brings together a world class staff with expertise in
Anthropology, Criminology, Gender Studies, Social Policy &
Social Justice, Sociology, Media and Social Work.
The School of Arts and New Media (SANM), based
at the Scarborough Campus, encourages students to explore and
contribute to the future of computing and digital media through a
range of undergraduate and postgraduate opportunities
The Part-time Provision Office is a friendly
and informal unit that works hard to forge close links with its
students. It is not part of a conventional department and exists
purely to offer a range of programmes tailored for open-access
part-time students. The programmes offer a variety of interesting
pathways for local students who wish to study part-time while
working