Hult International Business School
UCAS Code: N1Q3 | Bachelor of Business Administration (with Honours) - BBA (Hons)
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About this course
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Have you ever sat in class and wondered, "When am I actually going to use this in the real world?" At Hult, we don’t believe in teaching students to memorize facts and theories that aren’t relevant to their future. Our program is designed to build the core skills and mindsets that are essential in every career and that every employer is looking to hire. You’ll be continuously assessed by your professors and peers on how well you’re developing these skills and mindsets, with your progress tracked and measured through an online dashboard.
The Hult undergraduate degree spans four years, covering four modules per year. If you are graduating from a European high school education system, you can expect to graduate in three years or less. Complete four specialization modules in a discipline to graduate with a major, or complete two for a minor.
**Year 1:**
- Core Module 1: Start-Up Challenge (Economics, Marketing, Management, and Entrepreneurship)
- Core Module 2: Social Impact Challenge (Accounting & Finance, Economics, Global Citizenship, Ethics, and Strategy)
- Core Module 3: Future-Proofing Challenge (Accounting & Finance, Computer Science, Entrepreneurship, Science and Technology, and Ethics)
- Specialization Electives 1: Choose from the list below:
**Available as Majors and Minors**
**Marketing:** Covering all the marketing essentials, 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.
**Available as Minors**
**Psychology:** Explore how consciousness affects personality, perception, motivation, and behavior in business.
**Design:** Understand how design impacts every area of an organization—and how good design drives success.
Modules
Your Core Modules at Hult are organized so that each builds on the last and you accumulate knowledge
and skills as you progress through the program. Guided by professors and coaches who have years of firsthand experience in their field, you’ll graduate with a holistic skillset that will give you a competitive advantage in the workplace.
You'll earn 120 credits to complete your undergraduate degree, which will take between 2-4 years. U.K. students can expect to graduate in three years or less.
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Extra funding
We believe in rewarding the talents and achievements of ambitious students. All incoming first-year and transfer students can apply for a range of merit-based scholarships that reward your achievements and potential both inside and outside of the classroom. So, whether you’re an academic high achiever, a budding entrepreneur, or have demonstrated an aptitude to lead—there could be a scholarship for you at Hult. For more information, please visit hult.edu/scholarship
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