Hult Shanghai Free Accommodation

Shanghai

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Student Testimony

"London and Shanghai are two amazing and contrasted metropolis. The capital of the old world is amazingly active under the rain, 200 shows every night and all its parks that are so nice to hang out as soon as the sun pops out. Shanghai is an example of a modern crazy city, 10 line wide avenues in the middle of the city, skycrappers over 400 meters growing like mushroom in UK's forests and a beautiful combination of the tradition of China and the most modern technology."

Benoit Larrouturou
France
Class of 2011

About Shanghai

Live in the world’s fastest growing economy

Shanghai is a city of breathtaking contrasts —with towering skyscrapers springing up next to ancient lane houses, and sophisticated boutiques emerging out of open-air markets. The ascendancy of China as an economic superpower centers around Shanghai. Known as the “Pearl of the Orient,” Shanghai boasts unrivaled cultural status in China as the birthplace of new trends and life-changing ideas. With nearly 23 million residents, Shanghai is one of the world’s largest cities —considered China’s most cosmopolitan metropolis. Hult puts you in the middle of one of the most transformative cities on earth.

Hult Shanghai Residences

Located in the business center of downtown Shanghai, within easy access of Hult’s campus by subway, and of major commercial areas including Xujiahui, Huaihai Road and Nanjing Road. The modern apartment complex consists of fully furnished apartments equipped with kitchen, living-room, broadband internet, air conditioning, TV, and 24/7 concierge and security guard. There are also free utility and housekeeping services, and restaurants.

Shanghai business glimpse

  • Biggest city in the world’s largest emerging economy
  • Center of China’s growing affluent middle class
  • Home to China’s largest stock exchange
  • World’s busiest container port
  • Growing pharmaceutical hotspot
  • Capital of China’s fashion scene
  • Host of 2010 Shanghai World Expo, the best-attended trade fair in world history

First-hand cultural immersion

China has an exceptionally diverse culture and geography, with mountains, forests, grasslands, deserts and huge regional variations in customs, food, ethnicity, and religion. Hult organizes cultural events to advance students’ understanding of China; past offerings have included Chinese Kung Fu lessons, acupuncture seminars, tea ceremonies, World Heritage tours, and traditional art performances.

Learn Mandarin

Studying in China is an excellent opportunity to learn the world’s most commonly spoken language—Mandarin. Hult offers compulsory Mandarin lessons for non-Mandarin speakers throughout the year. Students will learn how to speak and later learn to read and recognize Chinese characters. This is a non-credited course.

Hult Student Services — helping you every step of the way

At Hult, we recognize that relocating to a foreign country may bring with it certain anxieties; so we have developed strong support systems for students during and after their transition. Our Student Services team aims to ensure that all areas of student life are supported, offering advice and guidance on a range of issues, such as accommodation, travel, health, immigration, and welfare.

Shanghai campus life and snapshot of past events

  • Company visits to Chinese factories of Giant, Tyco Electronics, Alibaba, Ferrotec, Baosteel, Wahaha
  • Roster of C-level executives discuss business in China
  • Toured World Expo China Pavilion
  • Chinese acupuncture demonstration
  • Mandarin lessons
  • Kung fu sessions
  • Toured China's ancient water towns
  • Huangpu river cruise
  • Korn/Ferry, the world's largest executive recruiting firm, hosted a talk on special careers and Chinese leadership styles
  • Excursions to Hangzhou, Suzhou, Guilin, and Beijing


** For 8 months, core modules, not during rotation. Accommodation description not contractual, subject to change, depending on availability