Undergraduate articles
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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.
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EFMD awards EQUIS accreditation to Hult International Business School and Dalian University [EFMD.org ]
Hult’s vision and focus on relevance, impact, and teaching excellence helped the school to achieve this prestigious recognition. EQUIS is a huge step in Hult’s history and is a testament to the hard work of the entire school community.
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Strengthening credentials and accelerating success: The transition from undergraduate to masters at Hult
In today's highly competitive global job market, the credentials on your resume need to set you apart. An increasing number of undergraduate students are taking advantage of the opportunity to expand their international career horizons by transitioning straight to graduate-level studies.
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Marketing insights: An interview with Andy Letting, Global Head of Digital Acquisition and Retention at Jack Wills
Hult students regularly have the opportunity to learn first-hand from business leaders at the cutting edge of their industries and disciplines. Most recently, the London undergraduate campus was visited by Andy Letting, the Global Head of Digital Acquisition and Retention for British clothing brand, Jack Wills.
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Choosing a Capstone Project: The culmination of my Hult experience
In your final year at Hult, you'll choose a Capstone Project, which is meant to be the culmination of your undergraduate experience. Hult Bachelors student Christina Osako shares her experience of writing a senior thesis and offers advice about how to choose the right Capstone for you.
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The Hult Business Challenge 2018: Seeking innovative ideas for the automotive industry
Masters in International Business student Alik Jebejian explains all about the HCB—The Hult Business Challenge 2018. In this competitive, team-based project, students have the chance to develop an innovative business solution and pitch it to external executives. This year, students worked with a number of auto clients.