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Hult Business Challenge
December 1, 2017

Siemens’ Hult Business Challenge 2017: Winners interview

Seven months to find the best solution to a global corporation’s challenge, or to bring your own startup idea to market—The Hult Business Challenge encapsulates what learning at Hult is all about. Real, practical, intense, no-limits teamwork.

Taking the “Flipped Classroom” to the next level: Generational bridging and reverse-mentoring at Pirelli
November 2, 2017

Taking the “Flipped Classroom” to the next level: Generational bridging and reverse-mentoring at Pirelli

Hult Professor of Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Marketing Mike Grandinetti on his "reverse-mentoring" workshop with Hult alumni at Pirelli HQ in Milan.

Business school launches “Nano-Courses” teaching disruptive tech like Blockchain, VR & the IoT [BusinessBecause]
October 3, 2017

Business school launches “Nano-Courses” teaching disruptive tech like Blockchain, VR & the IoT [BusinessBecause]

New curriculum includes courses in disruptive technologies like A.I. and Blockchain, preparing Hult graduates to thrive in tomorrow's world.

Hult Real-time Research with Google and Ferrari: Project surprises
August 30, 2017

Hult Real-time Research with Google and Ferrari: Project surprises

Two Hult MBA students discuss the biggest surprises they found when working on the Hult Real-time Research projects with Google and Ferrari.

How do we create a Culture of Feedback?
August 1, 2017

How do we create a Culture of Feedback?

Written by Lisa Paredes, Global Ambassador and MBA student, San Francisco Campus Class of 2017. If I had to choose only two concepts that will follow me after Hult, those…

“Are robots taking over?” and other questions we explored in Scenario Planning Class
July 14, 2017

“Are robots taking over?” and other questions we explored in Scenario Planning Class

In a documentary called “Humans Need Not Apply”, modern examples of technological advancements are used to piece together the captivating argument that tells us how humanity, if not prepared, will face a problem with the rate at which technology is growing.