Bachelor of International Business Administration

The Curriculum

Our curriculum is structured to give you a strong foundation in international business. Project work reinforces practical skills and the real-life application of classroom learning.

Curriculum Overview

 

Our curriculum is structured to give you a strong foundation in international business. Project work reinforces practical skills and the real-life application of classroom learning.

Year One
Freshman		 Year Two
Sophomore		 Year Three
Junior		 Year Four
Senior
Business Fundamentals,
Communication Skills, and Liberal Arts 		Business Fundamentals,
Communication Skills, and Liberal Arts 		Concentration Courses in General Business, Marketing, Social Entrepreneurship, Finance, or Management Concentration Courses in General Business, Marketing, Social Entrepreneurship, Finance, or Management
Action Projects in London Action Projects in London Action Projects
Global Rotation in London, Boston, San Francisco, Dubai, or Shanghai		 Action Projects
Global Rotation in London, Boston, San Francisco, Dubai, or Shanghai

Earning credits towards a degree

The credit, sometimes called the credit hour or the semester hour, is the basic unit of value for coursework used in almost all American universities. Each course you take at Hult is worth 3 credits. Most students take 30 credits per year, consisting of 4 courses each Fall, 4 courses each Winter, and 2 courses each Spring, although Hult’s flexible structure allows you to complete your degree in less time by taking up to 36 credits per year. A Bachelor degree requires the successful completion of at least 120 credits.



Hult degree structure

Hult’s undergraduate program has seven essential components: Business Fundamentals, Communication Skills, Liberal Arts, Global Knowledge, Concentration, Open Electives, and Action Projects:

Business Fundamentals These core courses provide students with a solid foundation in the functional areas of business and today's global business environment: Accounting and Finance, Marketing, Economics, Organizational Behavior, Business Ethics, Leadership, and Strategy.

Communication Skills Hult trains students in the key communication skills needed to succeed in any profession: writing, speaking, researching, working in global teams, and the powers of persuasion.

Liberal Arts These core courses introduce students to a range of academic disciplines and ways of studying the world. They aim to build a foundation of broad knowledge and understanding expected of all well educated people, in areas such as history and society, the arts and humanities, science and technology, and ethics and philosophy

Global Knowledge Deepening their understanding of the core areas of the liberal arts, courses in Year Three and Year Four require students to choose a specialization in a region of the world, a foreign language, an advanced liberal arts category, and a topic relevant to today’s global politics.

Concentration After building a solid foundation in Business Fundamentals, students choose an advanced track of 6 courses in a concentration, which allows them to develop in-depth expertise in a single area. Hult offers concentrations in management, marketing, finance, general business, and social entrepreneurship.

Open Electives Hult offers all students the chance to take 5 courses (15 credits) in any subject they choose. These open electives give students the flexibility and freedom to develop a second area of expertise, to build additional skills they need, or simply to explore a topic they are passionate about.