Bachelor in Entrepreneurship

Hult International Business School is a triple-accredited, global business school recognized for its hands-on, experiential learning approach that prepares students to lead in a fast-changing business landscape. Moving beyond traditional theory, Hult emphasizes practical real-world challenges, leadership development, and cross-cultural collaboration across its undergraduate, master’s, MBA, and doctoral programs. Hult’s global campus network allows students to study and seamlessly rotate across major financial and cultural hubs around the world, including primary campuses at London, Boston and Dubai.

Discover how to take your business ambitions from concept to reality

Why This Program?

• Build your startup while you study
• Why wait to launch your business idea? At Hult, you don’t have to. Our Bachelor’s in Entrepreneurship is for those ready to think differently, take risks, and start building from day one.
• Taught in the heart of Dubai’s startup scene, this is a global launchpad where entrepreneurial mindset meets core human skills—so you’re equipped not just to build a business, but to shape the future.

5 Reasons to Choose HULT for Entrepreneurship

1. Studying doesn’t mean waiting

Earning a bachelor’s doesn’t have to mean putting your startup ambitions on hold. Hult’s program means you get your degree while adding the title of business founder to your resume.

2. The Venture Studio advantage

Think of it as your launchpad. The Venture Studio gives you access to mentorship, workspace, networks, and a startup support team—helping you grow your company while you earn your degree.

3. Global hub of innovation

Between its unmatched access to global markets, its rich cultural diversity, and government initiatives that fuel innovation, Dubai is quickly becoming a global powerhouse for entrepreneurs.

4. Build the skills AI can’t replace

Whether you’re pitching investors or leading teams, you’ll develop entrepreneurial skills like resilience, storytelling, rapid prototyping, and agile execution—backed by personal coaching and hands-on feedback.

5. Define your path with personal coaching

Guided one-to-one by your personal development coach and expert career advisors, you’ll connect every step of your learning journey with your dream of launching your own venture.

Career Pathways

For future changemakers ready to lead, innovate, and make a global impact in the world of business.
The Bachelor’s in Entrepreneurship (ENTR) prepares you to build, scale, and lead.

Some graduates launch ventures. Others transform family enterprises. Many drive innovation inside global corporations. What they share is the ability to identify opportunity, mobilize teams, and turn ideas into commercially viable businesses.

A note on these pathways: These aren't aspirational projections. They're based on where actual Hult graduates are working right now. The companies are real. The roles are real. And most of these alumni graduated in the last few years. Your path may look different—but this is what's possible.

Top employers for Hult graduates:

Hult International Business School is a private, non-profit global business institution recognized for its practical, challenge-based curriculum and international student mobility. Holding prestigious "Triple Crown" accreditation (AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS), a distinction shared by less than 1% of business schools worldwide, Hult operates a network of global campuses across major financial centers including Boston, London, and Dubai, alongside study rotators in San Francisco, New York, Singapore, and Ashridge Estate (UK).

Key Features & Core Distinctions

1. Global Campus Rotation Model

Hult’s proprietary Global Campus Rotation allows students to start their degree at a primary campus (e.g., Boston, London, or Dubai) and rotate to secondary campuses (such as San Francisco, New York, or Singapore) during intensive summer modules. This mobility framework enables students to experience varied regulatory, financial, and market dynamics firsthand across major global economic hubs.

2. The Hult Prize

Established in partnership with the United Nations, the Hult Prize is a global social entrepreneurship competition—frequently referred to as the "Nobel Prize for Students."

• Mission: Encourages university teams globally to build scalable social enterprises that address pressing global challenges (such as renewable energy, food security, and education access).
• Funding: The winning startup team receives $1,000,000 USD in seed capital to launch and scale their venture.

3. Triple Crown Accreditation & US/UK Degrees

Hult is accredited by all three major international management education accrediting bodies:

• AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business)
• AMBA (Association of MBAs)
• EQUIS (European Quality Improvement System)

Additionally, Hult holds institutional accreditation in the United States from the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), granting degrees dual validity and international recognition.

4. Challenge-Based "Learning by Doing" Methodology

Hult avoids traditional theory-heavy teaching in favor of experiential learning. Students engage in live corporate consulting projects with industry partners (such as Google, IBM, and Unilever), business simulations, and AI lab integration to test strategies in real time.

Key Academic Offerings

Campus Snapshot

Global Campus Network

Hult offers a unique global rotation program that lets you study across multiple cities during your degree. You pick a primary home campus for your core courses and then travel to other cities for your electives. This setup gives you a chance to build a global network and see how business works in different markets firsthand.

London

Hult has two separate locations in London to give undergraduates and postgraduates their own spaces. The undergraduate building is in Aldgate East, putting you close to the financial district and East London tech startups. The postgraduate location is in Bloomsbury, an area known for academic institutions. Both locations put you near the European headquarters of major global companies. Plus, graduating from a UK campus makes you eligible for the Graduate Immigration Route, so you can stay and look for work for two years after you finish your degree.

Boston

The Boston campus sits right on the banks of the Charles River in Cambridge. It has three main buildings: Hult Center, Hult Point, and Hult House. If you want to live exactly where you study, Hult House offers on-campus housing for over 400 students. The location is just minutes from Kendall Square, an area packed with over 1,000 biotech firms and major offices for companies like Google and Moderna. You also get solid on-site amenities, including a gym with a climbing wall, a soccer field, and 24-hour security.

Dubai

The Dubai campus is located in Dubai Internet City. This places you right next door to the regional offices of Microsoft, Google, and Mastercard. The building features open workspaces designed to look and feel like a modern corporate office. Dubai is a major hub for trade, logistics, and finance in the Middle East, so studying here gives you direct access to employers who need international talent. On top of that, the UAE offers clear visa pathways for students who want to stay and work in the region after graduation.

San Francisco

The San Francisco campus is located near Levi's Plaza and Telegraph Hill. You study within walking distance of the financial district and just a short ride from Silicon Valley. The Bay Area has a massive concentration of venture capital firms and tech companies, ranging from early-stage startups to established giants. The campus has modern classrooms, team breakout rooms, and event spaces where local alumni and tech professionals frequently come to speak and network with students.

Ashridge

Hult Ashridge is located on a historic 190-acre estate in Hertfordshire, about an hour outside of London. This campus focuses specifically on executive education, coaching qualifications, and specialized master degrees. The property features a neo-Gothic house, large gardens, and modern learning facilities built directly into the historic architecture. It provides a quiet, focused environment away from the city, which makes it an ideal spot for intensive leadership training and corporate retreats.

New York

New York is a rotation center rather than a primary campus. You can travel here for short terms to take elective courses and expand your network on the East Coast. The city gives you direct access to Wall Street, global media companies, and a massive network of Hult alumni. Doing a rotation here is a smart way to interview with local firms and experience the fast pace of the US financial capital before you enter the job market.

Singapore

Singapore is another rotation center available for short-term study. It is widely considered the main business gateway to Asia. Taking electives here allows you to see exactly how multinational companies manage their Asia-Pacific operations. You will be close to the central business district and major tech infrastructure. A rotation in Singapore helps you build contacts in a highly efficient market known for strong financial regulations and rapid technological growth.