How long does it take to take to get an offer letter from University of Hull?

After the confirmations for University of Hull admissions, students can expect to receive an enrollment letter within 45 days, and in some cases, up to 150 days before the programme begins. Admission decisions for both undergraduate and graduate programs are normally released within 3 to 4 weeks at
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As per Shiksha, at University of Hull, 95% of graduates in work or study within 15 months, though no primary source was found. The Careers Service helps with CVs and applications. The Graduate route gives 18 months of work for applications from January 2027.
Yes. Indian undergraduates get a £2,000 annual fee waiver automatically. Postgraduate taught students get £5,000 on standard courses, or £2,000 on a listed group of MSc courses. These apply to main-campus entry in September 2026, January 2027 and May 2027.
Shiksha lists undergraduate fees of £18,100–£20,600 and postgraduate fees of £12,400–£18,500 per year. Living costs add about £898–£1,043 a month on campus. A £6,000 deposit applies from September 2026 and is deducted from the fee. The University of Hull is budget-friendly for Indian students.
Hull is known for business, law, health sciences and engineering, plus the Hull York Medical School. Shiksha also lists research in social justice and environmental sustainability. It holds a TEF Gold rating and a QS ranking of #575.
Yes, for students who prioritise affordability. Hull offers automatic fee waivers for Indian nationals, one of the UK's the lowest-cost cities and a Gold teaching rating. It ranks mid-table globally, so those targeting elite brands may prefer other options.
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