I am studying the MIB and I like my university. I love that it is a very diverse group of people. However, people tend to hang out with those that look like them and where they are from. Also, a lot of rich people go to school here, which isn’t an issue unless they don’t want to be here and do work. As the majority of assignments are group projects. This might just be a program issue as I have not heard the same from other programs on campus.

Hult is focused on preparing you to enter into the workplace being conscious about your strengths and weaknesses. It wants you to build skills highly requester by hiring companies, giving you the opportunity to start to work efficiently.
What is great is to complete a dual degree and rotate into different campuses during the electives or internship period. Moreover, by the fact that the number of students is not high, they really care about you as a person, supporting and helping you to follow your dream path.

The professors in the college are incredible and they are world-class.
They show extreme resilience to conventional teaching methods and come out with disruptive innovation mindsets of growth mindset.
They also influence the habit of deliberate practice

It’s a good university for international exposure and provide access to good resources for students to access. The student clubs gives an opportunity to learn about various cultures and other academic field.

There aren’t many places to be with such diversity. That’s probably what sticks with you the most. With students from over 45 countries in my MIB classes, (two cohorts combined) the cultural diversity you experience is quite something. Along with the cross-cultural collaboration, the teaching and non-teaching staff are great too! You get to learn from professors who not only teach but also walk the talk. Industry experts, professional consultants, businessmen and women, authors and Ted talk speakers, you’ll learn from them all and it’s a brilliant learning experience.

The reason I gave a 4 rather than 5 is because of the career options straight from the campus (campus placements). While a lot of time is spent to enhance your career options in the real world, there aren’t any options to get a job right from the campus. Alas, you’ll be equipped to search for a job yourself and land a good one in the process.

To sum up my experience at Hult I can say that its a very professional experience gaining a lot of business knowledge. All professors are very knowledgable and very friendly to approach. I also improved my network with the help of guest lectures and connecting with a lot of across the globe during my electives. One more plus point Hult has is the rotation program for the electives and for the dual degree.

This university gave me exposure that I never expected, the class had 50 nationalities. Every class, they try bringing in a related guest speaker – we get an opportunity to interact with them after listening to their experience.
Majority of the professors are noticed not only to have a PhD but also authors, ted talk speakers, members of Harvard society. Professors were really insightful. The university gives importance to maintaining students CV and Linkedin. additional support classes like presentation skills, critical writing were provided as an option under academic essentials. The only drawback I see is that the university does not have any sports team in Dubai, they do allow 11 groups to create a club with a set budget – but it’s not so efficient as being run by the management. They also provide rotation (London, NewYork, Boston, San Francisco, Shanghai) options for the electives. all candidates enrolled are eligible for dual masters (100% scholarship) that will take place in the US. overall great university or doing masters.

The Hult International Business School aims to make students get the most out of an international experience by promoting contact with all cultures and nationalities. Thus, during the course, the student is placed in different teams in order to have the opportunity to work side by side with the largest number of people from different parts of the world, with different mindsets and perspectives on different subjects.