Hult International Business School

Hult International Business School, Dubai, is part of the global Hult International Business School network, which was established in 2003 by Swedish entrepreneur Bertil Hult.

The school traces its roots back to the Arthur D. Little School of Management founded in 1964 in Boston and the Ashridge Business School established in 1959 in the United Kingdom.

These institutions merged over time, leading to the formation of Hult as a global business education provider with campuses in key international cities including Dubai, which opened in 2008 as the first Hult campus in the Middle East. The Dubai campus is located in Dubai Internet City, a hub for technology and innovation, providing students with valuable networking and internship opportunities in a vibrant business environment.

Hult Dubai offers undergraduate, MBA, Executive MBA, and specialized master's degree programs focused on global business education with practical, action-based learning methodologies that emphasize real-world challenges and innovation.

The school’s pedagogy promotes entrepreneurship, leadership, and social impact, highlighted by its sponsorship of the internationally renowned Hult Prize Competition. The faculty includes industry experts and academics who bring practical knowledge and global perspectives to the classroom. Hult Dubai is accredited by international bodies and consistently ranks among the top business schools worldwide.

With students from over 140 nationalities, the campus fosters a diverse and inclusive global community. The school is known for integrating cutting-edge technology into its teaching and maintaining strong ties with the business community in the Middle East and beyond, preparing students for international careers while addressing regional business dynamics.