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Time jugglers, working mothers, and ambitious entrepreneurs: How women on Hult’s Executive MBA do it all
Hult's Global Executive MBA program gives you a platform to balance your studies with professional and personal obligations. But it doesn’t pretend to be easy. It's tough but hugely rewarding. So how do busy professional women manage to make it work?
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Jumping up the career ladder: How Hult EMBA alumni are getting ahead [BusinessBecause]
As technology continues to disrupt today’s business world, it’s vital that we keep ourselves up-to-date with the latest industry trends. The path back into education is paved with good intentions, but the same questions often arise: How will I balance work and study?
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Hult entrepreneur brings a revolutionary approach to collecting art
As a school, we continually encourage our students to challenge the status quo and be disruptive. Christian Rother, a Hult Executive MBA alum, set up Smart-Collectors, where he put his knowledge into practice by building a startup that supports contemporary artists and brings fine art to a wider audience.
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Why there’s no time like the present to start your Executive MBA
Chances are you already know the benefits an Executive MBA can bring to you and your career. You know about the skills, promotions, and increased salaries that EMBA graduates often report. But maybe you’re just waiting for the "right time" to start your EMBA? That "right time" is now.
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How Hult joined the 1% of business schools with triple accreditation [BusinessBecause]
Hult International Business School joins less than 100 business schools worldwide to have received accreditation by EQUIS, alongside the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), and the Association…
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Opportunities and entrepreneurial spirit: Looking at Africa’s role in the global economy
Innovation, sustainability, and business for social good are all themes embedded into our degree programs at Hult. For graduates doing business in Africa, these themes have a particular resonance in 2018. Find out more from Hult professor Dr. Mark Esposito.