A day in the life of Vera Ortega
No week is ever the same at Hult. But don’t take our word for it, see it for yourself! Meet Vera Ortega, a student studying on our London campus. This…
Student Q&A—what’s it like to study business at Hult?
Wondering what it’s like to study business at Hult International Business School? Or have you already decided you’re going to study at Hult but you’re not sure which campus to…
Meet Hult Professor Daniel Rukare
Meet Hult Professor Daniel Rukare. In this video, Professor Rukare walks you through a typical day at Hult as well as giving you an insight into his learnings, teaching style,…
Money matters: How I funded my MBA
Even as a little girl, Naomi Thompson had big dreams. “My entire life, I’ve always felt I had to work twice as hard as everyone else. I was born in…
Visionary undergrads: DECNA at Hult Prize
Referred to as the “Nobel Prize for students”, the Hult Prize challenges students to find new and disruptive solutions to tackle some of the biggest social issues around the globe….
Challenge learning at Hult: Accenture Consulting Week journal
“Learning by doing” is a central tenet of Hult’s educational philosophy. And challenge learning is an effective way of achieving it. Last month, Hult London campus held the second Accenture…
Tips and tricks for juggling the demands of an Executive MBA
A key question for professionals considering an Executive MBA is whether they will be able to fit the course demands into an already busy life. We spoke to four former…
4 Hult entrepreneurs changing the world
Last month, Bloomberg Businessweek released its rankings report on alumni insights from their Best B-Schools MBA ranking. Hult placed #9 for startups, meaning that Hult graduates are 9th most likely…
Class of 2019: This one’s for you
A celebration of all things graduation Thank you to our amazing students from the class of 2019. 145 nationalities. 122 native languages. You are what makes Hult special. We can’t…
10th annual Hult Prize Finals crowns winner
The date: Saturday evening, September 14th, 2019. The venue: United Nations HQ, New York City. The event: Hult Prize Finals, 2019. Marking the start of the United Nations General Assembly,…
5 Biggest benefits of studying abroad
Note: We’ve made every effort to ensure that the information in this article is correct at time of publishing. However, because visa and immigration laws are complex and ever-changing, please check the…
Time matters most, but what if you don’t have any?
One of the ways you learn at Hult is through the intimate relationship alumni maintain with their alma mater. Be it a guest lecture they hold or a one-time workshop…
The Networking Series: Part 5 – Asking questions
Most of the stories previously featured in this series show the amount of time and effort that Hultians put into planning their networking strategies. Some of us started planning months…
Top 5 secrets of a successful entrepreneur: Staying ahead of the game
Hult Executive MBA alumnus Mohammed Al Husary, from the Class of 2015, founded his own aviation company at the age of 20 – UAS International Trip Support. Today, UAS is…
The Networking Series: Part 4 – The secret to meaningful conversation
Networking can be intimidating. Especially when you’re in a foreign country, speaking a foreign language, trying to get into a totally new industry than the one you used to work…
Being a Hult Ambassador: 5 frequently asked questions
Hult is a unique business school because of its diverse student body and international campuses. I think it’s amazing that my best friends are from Brazil, India, France, and Ecuador…
Challenge yourself: #1 on the Hult journey
Challenge learning is arguably the most important part of the Hult journey. As a student, you face real-world challenges: it might be to build your own company from scratch, or…
The Networking Series: Part 3 – Going Google
Google’s impact on our everyday lives is what makes them one of the most influential brands of the last 20 years. They’ve created a bunch of successful applications, from street…
The Networking Series: Part 2 – The power of social
We’ve all heard the proverb “The early bird catches the worm,” and the star of today’s networking story has literally embodied those words like no other Hultian before. Ok, maybe not…
The Networking Series: Part 1 – How to own the social game
Whether or not you have experience of networking, it’s important for you to recognize the huge impact that a meaningful interaction can have on your life. Some of those interactions…
Hult faculty’s new book on AI becomes instant hit on Amazon
“The AI Republic,” officially launched last week, reaches international bestseller status, ranking #1 in the U.S. and U.K. in three categories on Amazon. Written by Hult faculty Dr. Mark Esposito…
Ikigai, or how to find your purpose
Ikigai. It sounds unpleasant, nasty, distasteful. It sounds icky. Far from it! Ikigai is a Japanese concept which translates to “a reason for being”. Knowing your ikigai is empowering; it…
How IoT networks run on blockchain can mitigate climate change
When applying to Hult’s Masters in International Marketing program in San Francisco, it was my goal to learn more about building a strong brand and to explore the ways Silicon…
TEDxHultBoston: YOU hold the power of resilience
On May 4 Hult Boston hosted its first ever TEDxHultBoston event. Organized by Hult students under the banner “Global Experiences”, the goal was to invite speakers who would not only…
How the Hult Prize turned me into a social entrepreneur
Elpida Kokkota has many goals. One of them is to positively impact 5,000 women around the world by 2020. Another is to create a school of entrepreneurship for children. We…
Meet Team Silver Legacy: Hult Prize 2019
Hult Prize 2019 – the competition’s tenth anniversary year – is in full swing around the globe, and we’ve proudly watched multiple Hult teams pitch their ideas through the rounds,…
Student tips: 8 things to do and see in Boston
With more than 600,000 people living in the area and more than 30% of them being scholars, Boston is the place to be – particularly if you’re a student. The…
Driving a scientific renaissance in the MENA region
The Arab world is commonly accepted as having been the global leader of science during the Middle Ages. Islamic Science drove advances in medicine, mathematics, astronomy, and chemistry. It paved…
Life in San Francisco: How to spend a weekend
Ever wondered what a typical weekend looks like for an Undergraduate student living in San Francisco? Well, allow me to give you an insight into one of my weekends spent…
Fintech: Past, present, and future
The world of fintech startups moves at relentless pace. A recent influx of digital financial products may be revolutionizing how we handle our finances; but in doing so, has shone…
