Academic articles
The power of group work
Most of our classes at Hult have assignments requiring group work, sometimes for credit, sometimes not. As the groups change each time, we often find ourselves working with different people, from many different countries, as we progress through the program.
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Choosing a Major for your Bachelors?
Pursuing a degree comes as a stepping stone to deepening my knowledge in a particular area. Before coming to Hult, I obtained an Associate Degree in Accountancy at Ngee Ann Polytechnic in Singapore. Coupled with an internship experience there, I concluded that accountancy is a practical science that I appreciate but might not pursue as a long-term career.
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Life after Business
Management 101: No one likes change. That did not stop me from wanting to do more than just business. I wanted to change at any cost.
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Lessons in driving innovation
During World War II, the US military established an air-bridge across the Pacific Ocean to supply their overseas troops with reinforcements. To manage the long distance, the US Air Force set up an airport for cargo planes on a small Melanesian island in the middle of the ocean. Before the arrival of the Americans, the indigenous population of the island had never seen planes and airports.
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Hult welcomes global speakers for a day of disruption
Hult’s annual Global Speaker Series returned amid much anticipation for this year’s Day of Disruption. World-renowned entrepreneurs and business leaders met students on our global campuses in Boston, London, San Francisco, and Dubai, for a memorable day of buzzing activities and inspiring speeches.
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How do you future-proof your business degree?
As an undergraduate degree, business is a great choice. Studying business grounds you in concepts you’ll need throughout your career, and it shows employers that you are ready to hit the ground running as soon as you graduate—improving your employability and giving you an edge on other new job-seekers.