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2021 Geography 2021 Undergraduate Course Guide
Welcome to Geography at the University of Hull
Geography
Geography at the
University of Hull
At Hull, we specialise in tackling the major issues: from You’ll also have the option to study abroad for a year at one of our partner
universities – including destinations in the USA, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and
globalisation and sustainability to climate change around Europe.
and geohazards. We’re internationally renowned for
Our facilities include a Geographical Information Systems (GIS) suite, a 10-metre
our research – in fact we’re ranked third in the UK for flume to model physical environments and new teaching labs, where you can
research impact (REF 2014) in geography. So our staff are develop your experimental skills and work on your final-year dissertation.
recognised experts who combine their research with Our geography courses are accredited by the Royal Geographical Society. So
teaching on our courses. you can be sure you’re choosing a recognised degree that will equip you with the
technical ability and transferable skills you’ll need in your career.
You’ll get individual academic support throughout your degree, building to your final-
year dissertation – when you can follow your own research interests in geography. We
also offer opportunities for consultancy projects with external partners.
The teaching on our degrees is skills-based, geared towards employability, and lets
you match your studies to your interests. All of our geography students study a
common first year, where you will learn about both physical and human geography
and develop geographical skills. Then in second and third years, when you get some
choice in the modules that you pick, you can decide to focus on physical geography,
focus on human geography, or continue to do more of a mixture of the two.
We’re big believers in field trips, both in the UK and abroad. They’re a brilliant way of
honing your skills while studying the places, people and processes that make up the
world we live in.
From local day trips to residential courses in Europe, Africa and Asia, we offer a
diverse and stimulating range of field work. Our trips could have you mapping rock
outcrops in a Spanish desert, analysing the landscape of Iceland, or analysing the
mobility and transport of Barcelona.
And East Yorkshire is a great spot for field work. It gives you access to some fantastic
teaching and dissertation research sites, including dynamic coastal and fluvial
systems, urban regeneration areas, rural environments and Ice Age landscapes.
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Geography
Accounting and Finance
Courses Careers
Recent graduates have gone on to work for a diverse range of
What we offer ... employers, including the British Army, Middlesbrough FC,
KPMG, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, Associated British Ports and
Typical Example UCAS
Course offer A levels code FY Green Energy – as well as local and national government, and the
BA Geography 120 BBB L700 L702 § L701
media. Others have continued their studies with postgrad
degrees, a PGCE teaching certificate or specific professional
BSc Geography 120 BBB F800 F802 §
F801
qualifications.
§ Entry requirements are different for foundation year; please contact our Admissions Service for guidance.
Your points can be from any qualification on the UCAS tariff, but at least 80 points should be from two or more Graduate careers
A levels, or a combination of appropriate Level 3 qualifications.
• Environmental consultant
• Town planner
For more information, please visit www.hull.ac.uk/uggeography
• Conservation officer
• Teacher
• Hydrographer
Career advice and support
Our team give you expert career advice and training. We’ll help you explore your
options and progress into a career you’ll love. You’ll learn how to apply for jobs, prep
for interviews and impress potential employers.
We can also get you into the room with a range of employers at oncampus events.
Networking helps you plan your career path and can open doors to internships and
job offers.
90%
of students in work or
further study six months
after graduating*
We’re always looking to improve our courses. Which means we do review our modules from time to time,
to make sure they’re of a high standard and are relevant to you and to your potential future employers.
The information in this guide is correct at the time of going to print, but some of the modules could change
before 2021. Please contact our admissions team if you do have any questions or for further information on * UK domicile full-time first degree leavers; Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education survey for the
admissions@hull.ac.uk. academic year 2016/17, published by HESA 2018.
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What extra course options do you offer?
Course structure We offer two extra options: foundation year and study abroad. Look out for these
icons on our course pages – and here’s what they mean.
How are degrees taught? Foundation year
Most of our undergraduate courses are made up of study units called modules. If you don’t quite meet our entry requirements, you can apply to do an
You’ll be assessed after each module, and the average of all your module extra year of study before starting your course. This foundation year
assessments for the year is your overall result for that year. boosts your subject knowledge and helps you gain new academic skills,
as well as preparing you to start your full degree.
Can I pick and choose modules?
We look for applicants who can demonstrate an experience of a related
Yes, to an extent. Some modules are compulsory, so you have to take them.
subject and an aptitude for academic work – which we establish by
Within that compulsory group are some ‘core’ modules, too. They’re essential to the asking you to submit an essay and/or come to an interview as part of
course (to make sure our degrees qualify for relevant accreditation, for example), so your application.
they’ll never change and you have to pass them.
Fees for our foundation year are exactly the same as undergraduate
That said, some of our modules are optional – so you can pick what you study to suit years – and you can apply for student finance as with a full degree.
your interests and career goals.
Study abroad
How many modules will I take?
Many of our courses include a year abroad in Year 3. You may also opt to
Usually, you’ll take six modules a year: three from the start of term to Christmas, and
study abroad over the summer or as an exchange student.
three more between January and the summer. Later in your course, some modules –
like larger-scale projects or a dissertation – might count as two modules and run for
the full year.
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Geography
“Everyone was so friendly
and helpful, Hull was
BA Geography
somewhere I needed to
study. Before coming to the Typical offer 120 Year 1 modules
University I visited the
campus about six times in Compulsory
Example A levels BBB
one year because it just had Worlds of Connection and Difference
something about it that I This module will introduce you to key
UCAS code L700 perspectives in contemporary human
wanted in on as well. Also
the field trip opportunities geography. It uses the themes of
L702 difference and connection to explore a
that are available at Hull
weren’t available wide range of case studies.
elsewhere, and that’s
L701
Planet Earth
something I’m interested in A look at the planet we live on and its
participating in.
Get to grips with complex constituent systems and processes:
oceans, atmosphere, biosphere and
Rhianna Phillips, social, economic and political
BA Human Geography tectonics.
processes. You’ll develop
a toolkit of theoretical and Exploring Worlds Around Us
You’ll find out about many different
practical skills – enabling you ways of studying the world around us
to look at places, individuals by exploring a specific field trip location.
and communities with an Development and Change
expert eye. The cost of all Our changing world faces many
core field trips during your challenges, especially in developing
first and second years is countries. Learn how geographers
approach development, inequality,
included in your fees. During sustainability and governance.
your final year, there are
Interpreting Environments
further optional field trips to This module introduces you to some
international destinations key tools we use to interpret the
such as Hong Kong and environments around us, such as
Malawi. computer mapping and data analysis.
Landscapes of the World
This module introduces you to different
landforms and landscapes found across
the globe: from mountains and glaciers
to rainforests, coastal and marine
environments and deserts.
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Geography
Year 2 modules Geomorphology Optional geomorphic impact, including the latest
Look at Earth surface processes from natural flood management practices.
Core Cities and Regions
the source in upland areas to the sink in
This module introduces you to key Volcanoes and their Hazards
Frontiers in Human Geography coastal environments. You’ll learn about
concepts and policies related to Explore the key themes and current
In this module, you’ll learn how to design sediments are eroded, transported and
urbanisation and regional development, research-led understanding of
a dissertation research proposal in order deposited.
focusing on selected examples from volcanological processes and hazards,
to carry out independent research on a Geographical Information Systems North America. volcanic monitoring and management
human geographical problem. Develop your understanding of the of volcanic crises around the world.
principles and processes behind GIS, Green Economy
Compulsory the nature and use of spatial data and Explore different theories, strategies Professional Consultancy Project
Field Studies the application of GIS on this practical and actions to green our economy and Work with an external host organisation
Visit field locations such as Barcelona module. society in response to issues such as on a research project designed to be
and Berlin, as well as UK destinations, climate change, resource scarcity and useful to them, while being supervised
where you’ll design and conduct your Living in the Anthropocene social inequalities. by university tutors.
own research projects. You’ll consider profound questions
about the scale of the impact of Feeding the City Teaching Project
Optional human activities on our planet and Explore the production and consumption This module provides you with real-
Cities and Globalisation the prospects for sustainable global networks that feed the city, following world teaching experience and allows
Using real examples of cities from environmental stewardship. food from field to fork. Consider the you to conduct a project with a school
around the world, you’ll examine urban complex systems of farming, processing into an aspect of teaching and learning
Green Planet and retail that feed us. in your subject.
development patterns and processes in This module introduces you to the
an era of rapid globalisation. fascinating world of photosynthetic Geographies of Oppression and Geotechnologies A: Advanced GIS
Cultural and Historical Geography organisms: from single-celled marine Resistance Develop your geospatial analysis and
You’ll be using sources as diverse as algae to the giant trees of the tropical You’ll cover topics such as neoliberalism modelling skills with GIS. This will
films, music, art, landscape and maps to rain forests. and the ‘War on Terror’, totalitarianism, provide you with key expertise when
learn about the cultural, historical and the civil rights movement, suffrage you enter the geographic job market.
social processes that make our world.
Final-year modules campaigns and climate change protests.
Advanced Field Study
Sustainable Futures Core Adapting to Climate Change This is an opportunity to expand on your
Study key issues relating to the concept Dissertation Investigate climate change, its impact field work experience gained during Year
of sustainability and attempts to create You’ll make an original contribution on us and our adaptions to it, as well as 2, in a destination such as Iceland, Hong
more sustainable ways of living. to research by designing, carrying out future climate change scenarios. Kong, Malawi or the Swiss Alps.
and writing up your own project on a Conservation in a Changing World Palaeoenvironments
Environmental Change
topic you choose, supported by your In this module, you’ll explore how This module will take you on a journey
Investigate how the environment —
dissertation supervisor. the natural world is responding, and through the current Ice Age, which
especially the climate — changes in the
past, present and future. will respond in the future, to changes spans the last 2.6 million years.
triggered by human activity.
Geohazards
Explore what constitutes a geohazard, Rivers and Their Management
and the specifics of a range of natural Discover exciting and innovative
hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic ways of thinking and practising river
eruptions, tsunamis and floods. management for both flooding and
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Geography
BSc Geography
Year 1 modules
Typical offer 120
Compulsory
Example A levels BBB Planet Earth
A look at the planet we live on and its
UCAS code F800 constituent systems and processes:
oceans, atmosphere, biosphere and
F802 tectonics.
Worlds of Connection and Difference
F801
This module will introduce you to key
perspectives in contemporary human
geography. It uses the themes of
Our BSc Geography course
difference and connection to explore a
focuses on the physical wide range of case studies.
processes that govern
Exploring Worlds Around Us
the state of the natural You’ll find out about many different
environment. You’ll explore ways of studying the world around us
the dynamic and complex by exploring a specific field trip location.
processes that shape the Landscapes of the World
world through lectures, This module introduces you to different
landforms and landscapes found across
research and field trips to
the globe: from mountains and glaciers
places such as Almeria, to rainforests, coastal and marine
Tenerife and Iceland. Hull’s environments and deserts.
well placed for exploring Interpreting Environments
geographical diversity – with This module introduces you to some
areas from the North Sea coast key tools we use to interpret the
to the North York Moors all environments around us, such as
computer mapping and data analysis.
within reach.
Development and Change
Our changing world faces many
challenges, especially in developing
countries. Learn how geographers
approach development, inequality,
sustainability and governance.
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Geography
Year 2 modules Green Planet Volcanoes and Their Hazards Geographies of Oppression and
This module introduces you to the Explore the key themes and current Resistance
Core fascinating world of photosynthetic research-led understanding of You’ll cover topics such as neoliberalism
Frontiers in Physical Geography organisms: from single-celled marine volcanological processes and hazards, and the ‘War on Terror’, totalitarianism,
This module gives you the tools needed algae to the giant trees of the tropical volcanic monitoring and management the civil rights movement, suffrage
to be a physical geographer and rain forest. of volcanic crises around the world. campaigns and climate change protests.
make an original contribution to our Professional Consultancy Project
Cities and Globalisation Adapting to Climate Change
knowledge of the world. Work with an external host organisation
Using real examples of cities from Investigate climate change, its impact
Compulsory around the world, you’ll examine urban on us and our adaptions to it, as well as on a research project designed to be
development patterns and processes in future climate change scenarios. useful to them, while being supervised
Field Studies
an era of rapid globalisation. by university tutors.
Visit field locations such as Tenerife Rivers and Their Management
and Almeria, as well as UK destinations, Cultural and Historical Geography Discover exciting and innovative Teaching Project
where you’ll design and conduct your You’ll be using sources as diverse as ways of thinking and practising river This module provides you with real-
own research projects. films, music, art, landscape and maps to management for both flooding and world teaching experience and allows
learn about the cultural, historical and geomorphic impact, including the latest you to conduct a project with a school
Optional social processes that make our world. natural flood management practices. into an aspect of teaching and learning
Environmental Change in your subject.
Investigate how the environment — Geographical Information Systems Cities and Regions
especially the climate — changes in the Develop your understanding of the This module introduces you to key Geotechnologies A: Advanced GIS
past, present and future. principles and processes behind GIS, concepts and policies related to Develop your geospatial analysis and
the nature and use of spatial data and urbanisation and regional development, modelling skills with GIS. This will
Geohazards the application of GIS on this practical focusing on selected examples from provide you with key expertise when
Explore what constitutes a geohazard, module North America. you enter the geographic job market.
and the specifics of a range of natural
hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic Final-year modules Feeding the City Advanced Field Study
eruptions, tsunamis and floods. Explore the production and consumption This is an opportunity to expand on
Core networks that feed the city, following your field work experience gained
Geomorphology Dissertation food from field to fork. Consider the during Year 2, in a destination such as
Look at Earth surface processes from You’ll make an original contribution complex systems of farming, processing Iceland, Hong Kong, Malawi or the
the source in upland areas to the sink in to research by designing, carrying out and retail that feed us. Swiss Alps.
coastal environments. You’ll learn about and writing up your own project on a
sediments are eroded, transported and Green Economy Palaeoenvironments
topic you choose, supported by your Explore different theories, strategies This module will take you on a journey
deposited. dissertation supervisor. and actions to green our economy and through the current Ice Age, which
Living in the Anthropocene society in response to issues such as spans the last 2.6 million years.
You’ll consider profound questions
Optional
climate change, resource scarcity and
about the scale of the impact of Conservation in a Changing World social inequalities.
human activities on our planet and In this module, you’ll explore how
the prospects for sustainable global the natural world is responding, and
environmental stewardship. will respond in the future, to changes
triggered by human activity.
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Be part of something We’re in the top 50 universities
for research power**
Which basically means we’re helping to change
extraordinary the world through the work our people are
doing. And you could be part of it. From tackling
marine pollution to breaking the chain of
modern-day slavery, our research is not only
Here at Hull, we know extraordinary is in you. And we’re enriching the lives of people across the world,
it enriches your university experience. So come
here to help you find it. This is why we’ve partnered with and get involved.
Team GB. Our united belief is that anyone, with the right
opportunities ahead and a dedicated team behind, can You’ll meet new
achieve extraordinary things. people who’ll
become old friends.
More than 15,000 students
from around 100 countries
live, work and play on our
attractive single-site campus.
The partnership isn’t
the only thing we’ve got
going for us either. We Whether you’re into bands
also offer you guaranteed or board games, food or
accommodation,^ with film, history or horror, sci-fi
more than 2,300 rooms or skateboarding, this is a
on campus. Our students place to do more of what
go on to do amazing you love – there’s something
things too, with 95.9% of for everyone here in Hull.
our graduates in work It’s your home away from
or further study with six home. And your chance to
months.† discover who you really are.
Choose extraordinary. Choose Hull.
^ We guarantee you a room in University-owned or partnered accommodation if you apply by 1 October.
† Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education for the academic year 2016/17, published by HESA June 2018.
** Times Higher Education, based on the most recent Research Excellence Framework 2014.
18 | HULL.AC.UK UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2021 | 19This. Is. Hull.
A place where we stand up to kings, do deals with the
world and take a wrecking ball to the slave trade.
A place where culture stands out and the phone boxes
are a different colour. A place where we’re free thinking,
independent and proud of it.
Glasgow
Learn more about Hull M8
Edinburgh
THE DEEP at hull.ac.uk/abouthull A1
Newcastle
Belfast
A1
York
Dublin
Liverpool
M62
Leeds HULL
A15
Manchester
Sheffield
M1 Lincoln
Nottingham A1
A42
Birmingham M1
Cardiff o
London
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41 47. Sports Pavilion
50 35. Middleton Hall
48. Student Central
(Students’ Union)
36. Multi Storey Carpark 49. Student Wellbeing,
37. Newlands House Learning & Welfare Support
17. Dennison Centre 26. Hardy 38. Newland Science Park 50. Swale House
18. Derwent 27. Holme 39. Nidd 51. Taylor Court
19. Don 28. Hull University Business 40. Prayer Room 52. The Courtyard
10. Calder 20. Energy & Environment School Reception 41. Raines House 53. Venn (Reception)
11. Canham Turner Institute 29. Larkin 42. Robert Blackburn 54. Washburn
5. Allam Medical Building 12. Central Print Services 21. Enterprise Centre 30. Leven 43. Rye House 55. Westfield Court
1. Accommodation Hub 6. Allam Sport Centre 13. Chemistry 22. Esk 31. Loten 44. Ryton Lecture Theatre 56. Wharfe
2. Acoustics Research Centre 7. Applied Science 3 14. Cohen 23. Fenner 32. Loten Workshops 45. Skell 57. Wilberforce
3. Aire 8. Asylum Nightclub 15. Day Nursery 24. Ferens 33 Loxley 46. Sport, Health & 58. Wiske
4. Allam Building 9. Brynmor Jones Library 16. Dearne 25. Gulbenkian Centre 34. Media Hub Exercise Science Lab 59. Wolfson
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GUIDE2020 |2You’ll feel right
WESTFIELD COURT WESTFIELD COURT
at home in Hull
We have something for everyone here. Whatever
you choose, you’ll find a place to live that works
best for you. And if you apply by 1 October, we
guarantee you a University room.*
From 41, 43 and 51-week Take a virtual
contracts, so you don’t pay tour of our rooms
for more than you need Go to hull.ac.uk/accommodation
to find out more and take a 360°
2,300+ on-campus rooms tour of where you’ll be living.
Up to 150mbps FREE WiFi**
Connect up to 7 devices to WESTFIELD COURT
the WiFi at once
24/7 security on campus
For further information,
please contact the
Accommodation Hub
01482 466042
* If you’re a new, full-time, unaccompanied
student, and you apply for accommodation
by 1 October, we guarantee you a room in
accommodation that’s owned or in partnership
with the University.
THE COURTYARD TAYLOR COURT
** Westfield Court and Taylor Court only.
24 | HULL.AC.UK UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2021 | 25How much can I borrow?
Your guide to What you can borrow for your maintenance loan depends on your family’s income
and where you’ll be living while you’re at uni.
fees and funding Is your family’s annual
household income £25,000
or less?
No, it’s more
So … time to talk about money. How much does university cost? Yes
than that
How are you going to pay for it?
2021/22 Maintenance Loan figures
How much does it cost to study an undergraduate degree? When you come to uni, Living
Household Living at
where will you be living? away from
income home
Are you a UK student? home
£25,000 £9,488 £7,987
Yes No Away from £30,000 £8,809 £7,315
At home home £35,000 £8,130 £6,642
£9,250 per year* £14,800 (non-science courses) £40,000 £7,450 £5,969
on a full-time degree or £17,550 (science courses) per year
for EU and international students You’ll be able You’ll be able £45,000 £6,771 £5,296
to borrow to borrow £50,000 £6,092 £4,623
You’ll pay lower fees while you’re on a year abroad or an industrial placement year. £7,987 £9,488
£55,000 £5,412 £3,950
£60,000 £4,733 £3,516
What loans are available? £62,286 or above £4,422 £3,516
There are two types of loan available to students from England:
And how much will I be paying back after I graduate?
Maintenance loan Tuition fee loan – Currently
£9,250* Just to recap, you don’t have to pay back anything until your salary goes above
Helps with the cost of living
£27,295 a year. When that happens, the amount you’re earning determines what
Partially means tested Covers the full cost of your course
your loan repayment will be.
fees
• Paid straight into your bank
account at the start of each term • Paid straight to the University Is your annual salary above £27,295 a year?
• You won’t have to pay any of it • You don’t start paying any of it
back until you’re earning more back until you’re earning more Yes No, it’s less than that
than £27,295 a year than £27,295 a year
• After 30 years, any remaining • After 30 years, any remaining
Annual income Monthly payment You don’t have to
debt is written off – regardless of debt is written off – regardless
£27,295 £0 make any repayments
what you still owe of what you still owe
£30,000 £20
£35,000 £58
£40,000 £95
£45,000 £133
* Subject to approval. This fee is subject to an increase in line with inflation. Maximum tuition fees are set by the government.
£50,000 £170
26 | HULL.AC.UK UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2021 | 27Useful contacts Tariff calculator
BTEC level 3
Admissions The (not so) small print ...
A level UCAS Tariff (QCF) / National (QCF) / National (QCF) / National
01482 466100 Please note … Extended Extended Extended
Diploma Diploma Diploma
admissions@hull.ac.uk The information in this guide is provided
by the University of Hull, and is for 144 DDD
hull.ac.uk/admissions
general information purposes only. 128 DDM
We do everything possible to keep the
Accommodation information up to date and correct,
112 DMM D*D*
104 D*D
01482 466042 but we reserve the right to introduce
rooms@hull.ac.uk changes to the information given in our 96 MMM DD
hull.ac.uk/accomm publications. For more detail and the 84
latest on our programmes, please go to
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Student Finance 78
01482 466538 Want to know more? 72
hefunding@hull.ac.uk Our full 2020 Undergraduate 64 MPP MM
hull.ac.uk/money prospectus is available to order or 60
download from hull.ac.uk/prospectus.
A* 56 D*
Or visit hull.ac.uk to find out the latest
UCAS information. A 48 PPP MP D
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ucas.com We use role models, not models 36
*Our institution code is H72. You’ll find no models in this publication. C 32 PP M
For Medicine, apply to H75. The people you see on these pages are
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global@hull.ac.uk Marketing and Communications,
hull.ac.uk/international University of Hull,
Cottingham Road, Of course, we also consider other qualifications – such as AS levels, Cambridge
Hull, HU6 7RX, UK. Technicals and EPQs – and a range of international qualifications.
If you’ve got any questions about what qualifications we accept or our entry
requirements in general, just ask. We’re on 01482 466100 or at admissions@hull.ac.uk.
You can also work out your own UCAS points total at
www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator.
There’s also a full tariff points guide for all available qualifications on the UCAS site.
28 | HULL.AC.UK UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2021 | 29How to apply Your notes
to Hull
When you apply for Hull, you’ll have a team ready to
answer your questions every step of the way. From
starting your application to the day you win a place
to come here.
UCAS Our UCAS institution codes
For most of our full-time H72: All Hull courses except
undergraduate courses, you need Medicine
to register and apply through the
H75: Medicine (Hull York
Universities and Colleges
Medical School)
Admissions Service (UCAS).
You can find the entry Dates for your diary
requirements on your course
1 September: UCAS
page at hull.ac.uk.
applications open
But as a general guide,
we’re happy to consider 15 October: Medicine UCAS
applications from candidates applications deadline
with predicted grades totalling
15 January: UCAS applications
120 UCAS points or above.
deadline for all other courses to
To find out more, go to guarantee equal consideration
hull.ac.uk/admissions Late February: UCAS Extra
To register and apply, go to opens
ucas.com/students 30 June: Main UCAS
application scheme closes
International student?
See hull.ac.uk/international for 4 July: UCAS Extra closes
more information on how to apply.
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