There is a Staff-Student Committee which meets each semester, where students can raise questions and concerns about their courses and help form departmental policy. We aim to provide a challenging but supportive learning environment. The Theology collection of the Brynmor Jones Library is remarkably well-stocked, with particular strengths in biblical subjects and early church history. It ranges from books dating back to the infancy of printing to the latest numbers of international journals, from medieval ecclesiastical records to the archives of the 20th-century Christian Socialists. The library itself is an airy, modern building, commanding impressive views over the city, the countryside, and the River Humber.
Many students prefer to write and read here, away from the bustle of their lodgings.
Networked PC workstations are provided throughout the campus and halls of residence, and the well-equipped Computer Centre can help you in the use of information technology for your studies and in developing computing skills for the world of work. The Language Institute , which enjoys an excellent national reputation, provides for the self-study of all the European languages and many others. That is certainly true of Hull theologians, who in recent years have gone into careers as diverse as accountancy, computing, law, librarianship, journalism, the Christian ministry, the armed forces, personnel management, the probation service, the police force, and teaching. This is not surprising. Theology, like any arts subject, develops your ability for independent thought, analysis, problem solving, and responsiveness to new situations.