Hult International Business School London

Hult International Business School London is the United Kingdom campus of Hult International Business School, a private global business school affiliated with EF Education First. The London operation traces its local roots to the 2007 acquisition and rebranding of Huron University in London, while the wider institution originated in 1964 as the Arthur D. Little School of Management in Boston. Hult holds triple accreditation from AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS, and delivers undergraduate and postgraduate business degrees with a practical, globally oriented curriculum. The school operates two urban campuses in central London. The undergraduate campus, Hult House East, is in Aldgate East near London's creative and financial districts, housed in a converted historic brewery with collaborative learning spaces and on-site student accommodation. The postgraduate campus is in Bloomsbury, close to Holborn Underground station, serving master's programs including the Global One-Year MBA, MSc in Management, and MSc in Marketing. Hult London is one of the most internationally diverse higher education providers in the city, drawing students from more than 150 nationalities. Programs emphasize experiential learning, entrepreneurship, and global rotation across Hult's worldwide campus network. Graduates of London programs may be eligible for the UK Graduate Route, allowing up to two years of post-study work in the United Kingdom.