University of Hull Graduation Certificate Frame
You worked hard for your University of Hull degree — this handcrafted certificate frame is the perfect way to display it with the pride and permanence it deserves. Precision-made to fit the University of Hull graduation certificate exactly, it presents your achievement clearly and beautifully, whether hung in a home, office, or study.
Crafted to Last
The frame is glazed with anti-glare styrene, which reduces the damaging effects of UV light whilst ensuring your certificate remains clearly visible from every angle. The backing and mount card are fully acid-free, meeting archival preservation standards — meaning your certificate will not yellow or degrade over time, however long it is displayed.
Your Choice of Frame
Three distinct moulding styles are available to suit different tastes and interiors:
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Black and Gold — a bold, classic combination that gives the frame a distinguished, formal appearance
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Teak and Gold — warm-toned timber effect with gold detailing, offering a traditional and prestigious finish
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Contemporary — a clean, modern profile for a sleeker, understated look
The Mount
The mount has been carefully selected to complement the University of Hull’s official colours, ensuring the overall presentation feels cohesive and fitting for such a significant achievement. The mount card is foil-printed with the University of Hull name, adding an elegant finishing touch that makes the piece unmistakably personal to your qualification.
A City and University Worth Celebrating
Hull is a city with a remarkable story, and the University of Hull is at the heart of it. Founded in 1927 thanks to a generous gift of £250,000 from local philanthropist Thomas Ferens, the university opened with just 39 students and 14 departments. Its foundation stone was laid by Prince Albert, Duke of York — who would go on to reign as King George VI. The university gained its Royal Charter in 1954, becoming the third university in Yorkshire and the fourteenth in England. Perhaps most famously, the great English poet Philip Larkin spent thirty years as university librarian at Hull’s Brynmor Jones Library, producing the majority of his celebrated published work from the city — including The Whitsun Weddings and High Windows. His enduring connection to Hull is commemorated by a bronze statue at Hull Paragon Interchange station.
Ready to Hang
The frame arrives complete with all necessary fittings and is packaged to ensure safe delivery. Your certificate is not included and is shown for illustrative purposes only.
Celebrate your University of Hull achievement in style — order your certificate frame today and give your degree the display it truly deserves.












