Our Advice Centre provides confidential, impartial and independent advice and guidance on a range of different issues that you may face during your studies.
We are a separate organisation from the University and all information about your enquiry is completely confidential and is stored securely and protected under GDPR regulations. A copy of our Privacy Notice and Consent can be found here.
Our four main topics are below and we can also advise on all of these other issues too.
Hull University Students' Union Advice Centre can offer independent and impartial advice with:
You can contact the Advice Centre at husu-advice-centre@hull.ac.uk or call 01482 466263.
Hull University Students' Union Advice Centre can offer independent and impartial advice with:
For more helpful tips and hints, download the Advice Centre Housing Booklet.
HOUSING TOP TIPS
You can contact the Advice Centre at husu-advice-centre@hull.ac.uk or call 01482 466263.
Hull University Students' Union Advice Centre can offer independent and impartial advice with:
Are you getting all the finances that you're entitled to?
If you're a parent, single parent or a disabled student there are extra elements of student finance you may be able to apply for. Full-time and part-time students can apply for tuition fee and maintenance loans and also postgraduate/Doctoral students are now eligible for the postgraduate/Doctoral loan.
The Advice Centre can help you maximise your income and check if you have any benefit entitlement. We are also here to assist with budgeting queries using our very own budget calculator at Hull Money Doctors.
For more helpful tips and hints, download the Advice Centre Money Booklet.
You can contact the Advice Centre at husu-advice-centre@hull.ac.uk or call 01482 466263.
Our Advice Centre is an official Hate Crime Reporting Centre. If you have experienced or witnessed any form of hate crime, please contact the Advice Centre or report it here.
Don't ignore hate crime – report it!
Why should I report it?
Hate crimes and incidents are hurtful, confusing and frightening. By reporting them you may be able to prevent future incidents from happening to someone else. You will also help the police to understand the extent of hate crime in your local area so they can better respond to it.
What is a hate crime?
Hate crimes are crimes that are targeted at a person because of hostility or prejudice towards their:
These can be committed against a person or their property.
If you have experienced or witnessed any form of hate crime, please contact the Advice Centre or report it here.
You can contact the Advice Centre at husu-advice-centre@hull.ac.uk or call 01482 466263.
Contact Details
01482 466263
Opening Hours
Term Time: * from September 20th
Non-Term Time:
If you can’t make these times, please get in touch to arrange a more convenient time for you.