After months, maybe even years of trying to decide what degree you’re going to pursue you finally choose International Business. After all, the world is becoming smaller each day, opening a number of new doors for global business opportunities. Choosing to study International Business is a great start to making the process of studying inside the United States happen, but next you will need to search for and find a college or university in which you would like to receive your degree. One school that stands out as a leader in business schools is Hult International Business School.

Hult is consistently ranked in the top 100 business schools in the world from companies like the Financial Times and the Economist for its Global Rotation program. Through this program students have the opportunity to study and visit Hult’s locations in Boston, San Francisco, London, Dubai, Shanghai and New York- six of the world’s most influential business capitals. Established in 1964 Hult now has students from over 140 nationalities who collectively speak 105 languages.

Since Hult is accredited by the NEASC and Association of MBAs, students can study internationally and graduate with a US degree- the global exposure and US degree gives students studying international business a great advantage in the job market after graduation.

Students at Hult can pursue a one-year MBA, part-time Executive MBA, one-year Master degrees in International Business, Finance, International Marketing, and Social Entrepreneurship, and a three to four-year Bachelor of Business Administration.

Employers from around the world speak highly of Hult and their graduates, including Ania Jakubowski, Commercial Group Category Director of Coca Cola,

“Hult is a trusted corporate education partner. Graduates bring with them a wealth of cutting-edge business knowledge, and more importantly, practical business know-how. Thanks to Hult’s hands-on curriculum, graduates are job-ready from day one. We in our division look forward to connecting with Hult students in the near future.”

Source: blog.internationalstudent.com