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Local experts speak to Hult Prize hopefuls aiming to help the global food crisis
“So you think you can solve the global food crisis?” Hult’s SoBiz: Beyond Profit club members asked their fellow students during a panel discussion
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Why Learning Is Not About The Struggle, But The Approach
Have you ever struggled with a math problem, or getting through a stream of consciousness novel? If your answer is “no”, then you can probably stop reading now. But, if you’re answer is “yes,” then know this: struggling is not a bad thing – it’s how you deal with the struggle that makes the biggest difference.
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Gaining job and sector insights
It’s been a busy time over the last month here on the London campus, with lots of employers visiting the campus to share their professional backgrounds with our students. A particular popular series has been our “Day in the life of…” series, where we’ve had panels of speakers provide insights into the financial, marketing and management consulting sectors.
Busy, Busy, Busy
Most of us are busy. Very busy. And these days busyness is more common than, well, the common cold. Compounding the feeling that our hair is constantly on fire is the fact that many of us are plugged in – all the time. Most of us have armed ourselves with technological gadgetry that allows us to send, receive, and search for data 24/7. It can be overwhelming.
Got Ethics?
Amid the scandals plaguing Wall Street the last few years, there’s been a collective outcry from various parties to shine a brighter spotlight on the organizational cultures of companies implicated in financial misdeeds – large and small, stark and not so stark.
Hult International Business School Offers the World’s Most International Education with Students from over 135 Countries, Speaking 105 Languages
In a report published last year, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business warned that for many business schools, ‘globally ready’ faculty members are in short supply.