Master’s articles
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Breaking the mold: How Hult alum Alan Coughlan launched his own business in China
Following a conventional route of applying to business schools in the U.K., America, or Australia didn’t appeal to Alan Coughlan. Find out why studying at Hult in Shanghai made all the difference for this entrepreneurial class of 2012 alum.
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Dare to disrupt: Preparing for change in a time of exponential growth
Disruption will affect us all. So, how do you make sure you're the disruptor and not the disrupted? Learning to understand the risks, opportunities, and timeline development of new technologies puts you in the best possible position to become an industry disruptor yourself.
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Verizon challenges Hult graduate students to disrupt the telecom industry
American telecom giant Verizon challenged Hult students in Boston to come up with ways to harness the power of disruptive innovation to help them remain at the forefront of their industry. Find out more about the Verizon Challenge.
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An innovative approach to building a future-oriented business curriculum
When it comes to business education, the mindset of new graduates must be shaped to lead in a global business environment characterized ever-accelerating change. Find out how Hult's business curriculum has been shaped with the future of business in mind.
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Taking me beyond business: Finishing my masters with the Hult Prize Finals
Recent Hult grad Terry McMillan reflects on her life-changing year at Hult and the lessons she learned, ending her Hult journey at the 2018 Hult Prize finals in New York City.
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Chip Conley of Airbnb: The advice I wish I’d been given at 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50
Chip Conley, Strategic Advisor for Hospitality and Leadership at Airbnb, reflects on the most important life lessons learned over the decades, from 10 to 50. Read on for his advice and insight gained over the course of a successful career.