Hult International Business School

Hult International Business School is a private business school with a U.S. campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and further campuses in San Francisco, London, Dubai, and Shanghai. It originated in 1964 as the Arthur D. Little School of Management in Cambridge and took the Hult name in 2003 after a gift from Bertil Hult. It is a specialist management school, not a comprehensive university.

Programs focus on the MBA and specialized master's degrees in international business, finance, business analytics, and related fields. Teaching uses rotating campus options so a cohort can study in more than one city. The school is known for a compact one-year MBA and for team projects with companies.

Global enrollment is a few thousand, with a very high international share—students from more than 100 countries are typical—and a small U.S. domestic minority on the Cambridge campus. Faculty mix practitioners and academics across the campus network. Alumni work in consulting, multinational firms, and entrepreneurship.

Graduate study is taught master's and MBA work on a compact calendar, with team projects and optional campus rotation rather than a large doctoral culture. Funding is mainly self-funded study or employer sponsorship, with some school scholarships. The Cambridge campus sits in Boston's university corridor, so students share the wider Boston graduate-student setting.

In the Grad School Navigator directory, Hult International Business School lists 1 master's program, in data science & business analytics.