Hult International Business School

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States · Est. 1964 · Business School

Global business school with campuses across three continents, preparing leaders for international careers.

  • Founded 1964 as Arthur D. Little School of Management; reestablished as Hult in 2003
  • Private nonprofit business school headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts
  • ~2,798 students (1,266 undergraduates, 1,532 postgraduates) across 7 campuses
  • Triple-accredited: AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS
  • 54% acceptance rate; Carnegie Classification: More Selective Institution
  • Global network: 19,000+ alumni in 156+ countries; 140+ nationalities represented

Academics

Hult offers undergraduate bachelor's degrees, one-year master's programs, full-time/part-time/online MBAs, dual degrees, and doctoral programs (DBA and Doctorate in Organizational Change). The curriculum emphasizes experiential learning and real-world problem-solving with industry clients. Master of International Business ranked #17 by The Economist (2019); Executive MBA ranked top 100 in QS International Trade Rankings (2022). Bloomberg ranked Hult MBA #60 (2025).

Campus & Student Life

Seven campuses across three countries: London and Boston (undergraduate and postgraduate), San Francisco, Shanghai, and Dubai (postgraduate rotation campuses), New York (postgraduate only), and Ashridge Estate in Hertfordshire, UK (executive education). Students rotate between campuses during programs. London undergraduate campus won Royal Institute of British Architects National Award (2015). Hult Ashridge executive education ranked #16 by Financial Times (2020).

Admissions

54% acceptance rate. Personalized admissions process with dedicated enrollment advisors and visa coordinators. Application deadlines for undergraduate and graduate programs in 2026 (specific dates not provided in source). International students supported with location-focused career guidance and integrated visa support.

Outcomes & Impact

Hult ranks #31 among top 100 MBA programs by LinkedIn career outcomes data (2025). School is patron of the Hult Prize, an annual international case competition with $1 million funding for winning solutions. Notable alumni include presidents, UN officials, and Fortune 500 CEOs. Faculty: 478; emphasis on building human skills (communication, collaboration, creativity) alongside technical expertise.

Founded
1964
Type
Business School
Courses
12
Total intake
Not yet verified
AffiliationEF Education First Group
Websitehttps://hult.edu
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Courses offered
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Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources