Undergraduate articles
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Choosing a Major for your Bachelors?
Pursuing a degree comes as a stepping stone to deepening my knowledge in a particular area. Before coming to Hult, I obtained an Associate Degree in Accountancy at Ngee Ann Polytechnic in Singapore. Coupled with an internship experience there, I concluded that accountancy is a practical science that I appreciate but might not pursue as a long-term career.
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Hult, the Business School I chose
Paula Cevallos is an undergraduate student majoring in Marketing at the Hult San Francisco campus. She's passionate about travel and outdoor activities. Outside of the classroom, she's an active member in Hult San Francisco Toastmasters Club, Fashion & Business Club, Hult SAS Big Brother Club, and Hult Running Club. She's also a Hult Global Ambassador.
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How do you future-proof your business degree?
As an undergraduate degree, business is a great choice. Studying business grounds you in concepts you’ll need throughout your career, and it shows employers that you are ready to hit the ground running as soon as you graduate—improving your employability and giving you an edge on other new job-seekers.
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Leaving Home or Coming Home? – A Student Perspective
As I was boarding my flight back to London after Christmas break, I suddenly wondered whether this airplane was taking me home, or away from home. I couldn’t find an answer immediately, and after a while it dawned on me: It’s doing both. I’m going both ways at the same time.
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Hult tackles innovation with Amazon Launchpad
Every year Hult’s undergraduate students have the unique opportunity to participate in the Hult Business Challenge, a competitive capstone project in which teams work directly with a major corporate client to solve a critical business challenge. This year's client is the leading force in global commerce—Amazon.
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Why This Father-Daughter Duo Left Norway To Study International Business Together At Hult
For most students, going to business school with your father sounds like a terrible idea. But for Malene Eiksund, the experience opened new doors. While her classmates looked for part-time employment, she networked with senior execs.