Undergraduate articles
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Sophia Fries: How I overcame the challenges of my hearing disorder to thrive at business school
Undergraduate Sophia Fries, who was born with a congenital hearing disorder, shares her story of overcoming challenges and finding an inspiring “can-do” environment at Hult International Business School.
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Building your personal brand: How to stand out in any interview by Eli Bohemand
Whether you’re looking to land your first job after graduation or you have decades of experience, almost everyone feels nervous before an interview. Hult Career Development Advisor and Get Five Certified Career Coach, Eli Bohemand gives his top tips for
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Psychographics: How big data is watching you
Have you ever approved a website cookie or allowed your mobile app to access personal data on your phone? Most likely you have. But haven't you ever wondered what kind digital trail this leaves behind and how this data is being used? This article reveals the digital influencer’s new secret weapon–‘Psychographics’.
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Parents–why choose Hult?
As parents, we should involve ourselves in the research about university choices as much, if not more, as our children do. Like many things, generational differences of opinion have remained–it is a constant. What was once the best option for us, may not hold true for our son or daughter and their career choices. The following criteria are those which you should use as university search filters and why Hult is a good option for those students to whom the criteria fit.
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Preparing for your future in a world of disruptive technology (DECA)
Today’s disruptive innovations mean that tomorrow’s critical business knowledge doesn’t exist yet. In fact, your future career might not exist yet, according to The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs report. Exciting and unsettling, how do you start preparing for your future? And how can your studies set you on the right path?
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The roommate effect: From strangers to friends
Meeting your roommate for the first time can be both exciting and nerve-racking. Read about the journey of two Hult students who were once strangers sharing a room, but are now friends who support each other.