Undergraduate articles
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Mikron Challenge: Hult undergrads impress with innovative crowdsourcing solutions
Mikron Machining, a world-leading supplier of customized industrial machining systems, was interested in exploring the possibility of crowdsourcing knowledge. Hult undergrads, known for their fresh ideas, collaborated with the company to propose an effective crowdsourcing method to meet their needs.
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From East to West: Reflections on immersing myself in new cultures at Hult
Hult undergraduate alum and current masters student Sugar Nguyen is proud to be a global citizen. Originally from Vietnam, her time at Hult has given her the opportunity to live in new cities and discover new cultures. See how she's adapted to cultural differences and find out about the life-long friends she's made.
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Life at Tesla: Q&A with undergrad alum Mehjahr Khayyati
In today's competitive global marketplace, finding the right job can often be down having the right network, as well as the right knowledge. This is particularly true if you're a recent grad looking to land a role at a ground-breaking organization like Tesla. Find out how Class of 2017 alum Mehjahr got his dream job.
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#HeadingtoHult: Preparing for undergraduate life in London
At Hult's undergraduate campus in London, students from hundreds of different cities around the world come together to learn, collaborate, and develop life-long friendships. Meet Valentina Pocock, one of the newest Hultians who will be calling London home this September.
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From the U.K. to the U.A.E.: My undergrad rotation experience
Hult's global campus network allows you to study on up to four continents as part of your undergraduate degree. Current Bachelor of Business Administration student Pedro Brunca had dreamed of visiting Dubai. Find out what he learned during his summer in this incredible city.
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A new reality: The rise of the robots continues
New graduates starting a business career have plenty of challenges: landing a job, finding a place to live, scrambling to make rent—now it looks like they’ll need to add another worry to the list: competing with robots.