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The Young and Disruptive
Contrary to the popular perception that the younger generation is only motivated by self-interest, the youngsters studying for both MIB and MBA degrees at Hult International Business School are self-aware and want to make the world a better place to live and work.
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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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My journey – From medical doctor to Executive MBA
My journey to an Executive MBA has not been a traditional one. I first spent 6 years at medical school to become a doctor and then started working as a junior doctor in a hospital.
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Executive MBA alumni receives $120,000 Microsoft sponsorship
Hult alumnus and co-founder of Eventopedia, Alan Newton (Executive MBA, Class of 2014) is delighted to announce that Microsoft is now sponsoring Eventopedia through their BizSpark Plus program. The program is a global initiative which is focused on helping startups succeed.
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From India to the USA: Hult MBAs gain access to jobs in startups in Silicon Valley
Indian MBAs at Hult International’s San Francisco campus are landing jobs in the world’s foremost startup hub.
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10 apps I recommend using to survive your MBA
Module A has come and gone, and I am finally getting back into the student life. These first 14 weeks have been incredible…and tough. As a technophile, I am always trying out new gadgets and apps, and below are the ones I turned to during this first part of the MBA programme. They’ve helped me work faster, communicate better, and maximise my downtime.