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Thinking about applying through Clearing? Our call centre is open again! 👋

If you didn't have the chance to call us yesterday, now's your perfect opportunity.

There's nowhere we'd rather be than on our campus 😌

Got FOMO? You can still apply to join us this September through Clearing 👉 www.hull.ac.uk/clearing

It's the final day of our Summer 2025 graduation ceremonies - and we're not ready for the celebrations to end!

Congratulations to everyone from the Faculty of Science and Engineering who are graduating today. We can't wait to see what you do next! 🎉

Congrats to today's graduates from the Faculty of Health Science, including students from Hull York Medical School! There's so much for you all to be proud of - just think of everything you've achieved over the course of your studies. ⭐

Welcome to all of the students from the Faculty of Health Sciences, including students from Hull York Medical School, who are graduating with us today.

We're so proud of you all - and can't wait to celebrate you today! 🎓

We're ready for another day of graduation ceremonies - are you?

We can't wait to celebrate all of the students from the Faculty of Arts, Culture, and Education who will be crossing the stage today.

If you know someone who's graduating, give them a shout out below! 🫶

Hats off to the Class of 2025! 🎓

We kicked off our Summer graduation ceremonies today with over 700 students from the Faculty of Business, Law, and Politics crossing the stage. We couldn't be prouder of you all.

You're now part of our alumni family - and we can't wait to see what you do next!

It's the first day of our Summer 2025 graduation ceremonies!

Congratulations to all the students from the Faculty of Business, Law, and Politics who will be graduating today. We're so proud of you! 🎓

#HullGraduation

Hull's leading the way in sustainability - and we're supporting this through our research. Find out how we're propelling fossil fuels into the past 👉 www.hull.ac.uk/work-...

Hull is in the top 10 greenest cities in the UK 💚

In new research released by The Co-operative Bank and Friends of the Earth, Hull has come in at number 6 their list of the UK's greenest cities. 👉 www.co-operativebank...

It's the final countdown - only one week to go before the start of our Summer graduation ceremonies! 🎓

We're so excited to see the Class of 2025 cross the stage and to welcome you to our alumni community. ✨

Know someone who's graduating? Shout them out in the comments! 👇

The spectacular frenzy of 28 Years Later offers a new breed of pandemic storytelling 28 Years Later left my cinema theatre weeping. Take tissues.

28 Years Later offers a new breed of pandemic storytelling - but how did COVID inspire the story? 💭

Lucyl Harrison discusses how the franchise has returned to cinema as a 'mouthpiece for the unique pressures Britain is facing post-pandemic & post-Brexit': theconversation.com/the-spectacu...

Could faecal transplants cause long-term health problems? Faecal transplants could see gut microbes ending up in the wrong place.

Dr Georgios Efthimiou, Lecturer in Microbiology, breaks down the science behind this treatment, and why the next phase in gut health might involve a smarter, more targeted approach.

Learn more: theconversation.com/...

Faecal transplants - yes, the kind delivered in capsules - have become a promising treatment for everything from IBS to Parkinson’s.

But new research suggests these 'sturdy' solutions might not be quite so stable when microbes end up in the wrong place.

Accelerating our region's decarbonisation ambitions The University of Hull received £180k innovation support for regional decarbonisation in the Northern Net Zero Accelerator's first round of funding awards

This funding allows university research to be applied to the real-world settings, supporting regional economic growth and bringing us a step closer to Net Zero.

Find out more: www.hull.ac.uk/work-...

A funding award from the Northern Net Zero Accelerator is supporting three projects which approach decarbonisation from different angles.

Currently, the North East, Teesside and Humber (NETH) region is the largest generator of industrial carbon emissions in the UK - but thanks to University of Hull research, NETH is on track to meet decarbonisation aims.

Low carbon innovation from the University of Hull is helping to accelerate our region’s clean energy ambitions, supporting the government's Modern Industrial Strategy. 💚

Our research is resulting in more innovative, longer lasting wind turbine models, leading to lower costs and higher adoption of offshore wind energy. 💨

Learn more: www.hull.ac.uk/work-...

Universities have a vital role to play in the delivery of the government's Modern Industrial Strategy across all major growth sectors - including clean energy. 🔋

The University of Hull is already propelling fossil fuels into the past.

We strongly believe in inclusive access to higher education, and we endeavour to continue reducing barriers and supporting people seeking sanctuary in realising their academic potential, as well as fostering a welcoming and supportive culture among staff, students and the wider community.

We've been a University of Sanctuary since 2018. 💚

Both the University and City of Hull have a long tradition of welcoming and supporting those who seek sanctuary here.

#WorldRefugeeDay

A big welcome to everyone on campus for our This Is Hull festival! 👋

It's going to be a jam-packed week full of fun activities to get involved with so you can get a taste of uni life. We hope you enjoy your time at the Uni of Hull! 🤩

Recent spy scandals reveal how western allies are increasingly unreliable friends Spying is getting easier as the technology needed gets cheaper and cheaper.

Rob Dover, Professor of Intelligence and National Security at the University of Hull, explores why Western allies are increasingly unreliable friends 👇

theconversation.com/...

"This looks like a large powerful nation doing all it can to undermine an ally and fellow member of Nato, which is why the Danes are so affronted."

New funding supports University of Hull research for women returning to work after breast cancer New funding supports University of Hull research for women returning to work after breast cancer

Dr Vince said: "Physical activity has been shown to improve cancer-related fatigue, reduce the risk of breast cancer relapse, and has positive effects on mental health and wellbeing."

Find out more about the research: www.hull.ac.uk/work-...

Dr Rebecca Vince, Senior Lecturer in Health Physiology at the University of Hull, has been awarded funding by Breast Cancer Now to trial a new exercise programme.

Adapting to life after breast cancer treatment can be difficult. University of Hull research could help women manage this change, and return to work. 🎀

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