The University of Hull, originally established in 1927 as University College Hull, gained full university status in 1954. It offers a diverse range of faculties, including Science & Engineering, Health Sciences (in partnership with Hull York Medical School), Arts, Culture & Education, and a triple-accredited Business, Law & Politics School. The university excels in sustainability and social justice, ranking 55th globally in QS Sustainability and 9th in the UK. It is also recognized for strong research performance, particularly in Chemical Engineering, Nursing, and Social Sciences, with notable centres like the Wilberforce Institute and the Allam Biomedical facility. Achieving a Gold rating in the UK Teaching Excellence Framework 2023, Hull has made significant contributions, such as influencing the UK's Modern Slavery Act and earning the Queen’s Anniversary Prize.
