Course summary

Gain a unique perspective on international business when you study for a Bachelor of Business Administration in either Boston or London. Hult's transformative undergraduate program offers you hands-on business experience. Put theory into practice through real-world business scenarios, live client consulting, simulations, and hackathons. Work in diverse teams, take risks in a safe and supporting environment, and solve the challenges businesses are facing right now as you carve your path to becoming a successful global professional. Learning from committed and inspiring teachers who have achieved success in real-world business, you will join a global student body from over 150 nationalities in a truly international educational environment. While gaining an understanding of all the fundamentals of international business in your core modules, you’ll also have the opportunity to delve deeper. Broaden your expertise with a wide range of specialized modules or zone in on a particular field for a major or minor. Marketing Covering all the marketing need-to-knows, from strategic analysis and consumer psychology to creating solutions. Finance Manage the risks, returns, and value of traditional and alternative assets and investments. Business Analytics Harness the power of big data and learn to find the patterns that can cut through the noise. Management Management is fundamental to everything—whether managing teams, processes, or the organization. Entrepreneurship From startup ideas to unicorns and successful multinationals, learn how to build your own business. Psychology Explore how consciousness affects personality, perception, motivation, and behavior in business. Computer Science Learn how to code, how to talk about it, and how to connect technologies with human need. Design Understand how design impacts every area of an organization—and good design drives success. All specializations are available as minors with management, business analytics, entrepreneurship, finance, and marketing available as majors. Complete four modules (30 credits) in a discipline to graduate with a major, or complete two (15 credits) for a minor.