Hello there, i've just got a conditional offers from these universities to do my LLM in International Commercial Law and actually, i want to study a pre-sessional in one of these universities to prepare me do my master's directly,what's your opinion about a lecturers and methods and facilities and enviroment.
Thank you very much.

Don't know UEA, but Hull University has some very nice buildings and a beautiful campus! The Law School building is a bit of an exception though...city itself has some nice areas (esp. at the seaside), overall, however, a bit dull.
The graduation ceremony at Hull is awesome!!!

I have no idea about UEA either (it's probably a new university). Hull would be a much better choice.

UEA was one of the universities established in the 1960s and therefore is not a new university, but rather one with an established reputation, especially with regard to competition law/policy where it has an ESRC research centre, though whether this would feed in to the LLM programme I don't know. In my view Hull is one of the more miserable places in the country, though I am told that it has a new shopping centre and quite a good vegetarian restaurant. Norwich where UEA is located is much more scenic, though I doubt it is a hip, happening metropolis either. One distinction between the 2 is that UEA is a campus university, Hull is in the town. As to which is the better academically, I don't really have a strong opinion - I tend to associate Hull with public law rather than commercial, but that could just be my experience.

In terms of academic prestige, I don't think there is much difference between the two universities (Hull is only older). But one thing I know for sure is that Hull is one of the coldest places in England: a campus university in a more scenic environment like UEA is, in my view, far better in this respect.