London Campus Open House
Curious what it’s like to be a student at Hult London? Spend a day on our campus in the heart of the city and experience Hult’s global community firsthand.
Join an interactive masterclass with a Hult professor, connect with future classmates, chat with current students, and hear inspiring alumni stories—then stay for relaxed networking to keep the conversation going.
Event details
Meet us in London to learn more about Hult's global postgraduate programs.
Address: 37-38 John St, London WC1N 2AT
Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
Time: 1pm
About the event
See the agenda below:
1pm: Welcome lunch
2pm: Masterclass with Hult professor Terence Tse
3:15pm: Coffee break
3:30pm: Careers presentation and alumni panel
4:30pm: Optional campus tours
5pm: Networking refreshments & nibbles
Hult London
37-38 John St, London WC1N 2AT
Dr. Terence Tse
Terence Tse is a globally recognized educator, author, and speaker who works at the intersection of finance, strategy, and artificial intelligence. He's the Professor of Finance at Hult International Business School. He brings real-world insight into the classroom through his work as a founder, advisor, and executive in the AI and investment space.
Terence is the co-founder of the AI Native Foundation and The Chart ThinkTank and serves as co-founder and executive director of Nexus FrontierTech, an AI company. He also leads capital strategy at Strategy Reimagine, an investment venture focused on the space economy.
His upcoming book, Being AI Native: Charting the Next AI Frontier, will be published in February 2026. He is also the author of Corporate Finance: The Basics, now in its second edition and widely regarded by students as a standout introduction to the subject.
A frequent media contributor and engaging speaker, Terence has appeared on television and radio and has delivered seminars, keynote speeches, and advisory work for global brands. He also serves on the advisory boards of several startups.
Before entering academia, Terence began his career as an investment banker at Schroders, Citibank, and Lazard Brothers and later worked as a consultant at EY, focusing on UK financial services. He earned his doctoral degree from Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.
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