Hult International Business School
speciality: Management

really skilled teachers with ability to explain in different ways for u to understand , overall great class and awesome memories , the last semester was a bit hard but it went well since we had to write an essay so we teamed up and all it was really great seeing teamwork pays off

The only requirement to be accepted at Hult is to have the money to pay for it. The school has the fee of a classic american college but the school is just a marketing act. You will be lucky if one or two of your professors are good ones, the facility is small and the staff is incompetent at best. Truly would not recommend that school.

Studying the Bachelor of Business Administration undergraduate programme at Hult International Business School has been quite a contrasting experience to my previous studies at the University of Reading, in a good way. As it is a smaller community, there is more focus, attention and further support given to students. Additionally the flexible curriculum, latest information in the market being taught and applied in classes, international outlook and diversity further enhance its uniqueness. It truly is leading the way in the modern education of business.

I studied at the Dubai campus, which was new, spacious, and convenient. However, in my opinion, it was too small. The campus had very limited seating during lunch (only two tables outside) and minimal areas to spend time during breaks.

The educational program overall was okay, but certain aspects were very weak. Many courses could have been condensed due to their simplicity, while others required more detailed explanations as they were often rushed and inadequately covered. The administration team was friendly, but the grading system often seemed unstructured and unfair. Some professors appeared to give different grades to students despite providing identical comments on their work, making the basis for grading unclear. Communication with professors regarding grades was usually unproductive; they either ignored inquiries or claimed they could not change grades, even if they were evidently unfair. For instance, I once received a lower grade because the professor claimed there was no reference list, even though it was included.

Despite these issues, there were professors who delivered their courses thoroughly and engagingly. For example, during my summer electives, I had the pleasure of learning from professors at the London campus, such as Andrea Cosentino and Aleksander Grzeszczak. They were both exceptional, with Andrea taking us to various companies to understand practical applications of the topics, and Aleksander providing in-depth and captivating lectures.

In general, the university had its strengths and weaknesses. One significant issue was the disparity in effort among students in group assignments. Some students did minimal work but still received the same grades as their more diligent peers. The university’s stance was that we should resolve these issues within our teams, but I strongly disagree with this approach. It should not be my responsibility to teach basic tasks to other students in a master’s program. It was baffling to me how such students were admitted to the program in the first place.

Overall, while the university experience had its positive aspects, such as engaging professors and a convenient campus, the shortcomings in course delivery, grading fairness, and group work dynamics left much to be desired.

Hult international business school is a great institution. It not only give a good knowledge, but also gives a lot of opportunities for professional development (career services, startups services and competitions, networking). In terms of education, all professors have good and relevant work experience, all information they provide is useful and adjusted based on their expertise. Also we had a lot of guests speakers from big companies which were sharing good advices and showcasing practical application of knowledge. Business challenges was an interactive way how to apply what we learned on a practice, in addition they were based on real companies problems. At Hult you always practice how to present, what is very important in real life. Also Hult always organize a lot of networking activities, and events where you can spend time with your friends and build connections.

I attended the 1 Year Full Time MBA program in Dubai. It was a fast paced course and the focus was always on “learn by doing”. Personally, I loved this approach as it helped me dive deeper into topics and retain the information a lot better. The faculty and facilities were phenomenal. A friendly approach towards higher education with an emphasis on learning rather than grades. The program exceeded my expectations and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to start their own business or managing their family business.

The Hult University is the best option to consider when studying in Dubai or elsewhere, there is not an institution that offer such flexible schedule for an employed and unemployed students. The colleagues studying with you are the best that can get you anywhere and anything.

I would recommend Hult International Business School to students who are looking for a diverse environment to develop their skills and knowledge base with a different learning style. Hult has a great network base with alumni. The university is well connected with its surrounding community as well as globally. If you are a student who enjoys a more hand-on approach, and real-life experience when learning then this is the university for you. Lastly, the faculty and students are open-minded and inclusive.

Hult International Business School is truly an experience I wish every student could experience. Hult has allowed me to truly be myself, embrace my culture, and let me use my voice. I feel heard and appreciated. The fact it is an International business school is amazing, because both students and professors are international and from all over the world, allowing me to learn more about the world. At Hult International Business School the opportunities are endless…