Why Economics
Global challenges—from economic inequality to geopolitical shifts—require interdisciplinary thinking. Hult International Business School’s program combines psychology, economics, and politics, while its 150+ nationalities turn classroom discussions into cross-cultural exchanges. The curriculum develops what AI cannot replicate: critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration. Personal coaches work with students throughout their degree, linking academic progress to career goals.
Psychology, Economics & Politics
The Bachelor of Psychology, Economics & Politics grounds learning in real challenges from day one. First-semester students partner with charities on issues like men’s mental health while studying political theory, microeconomics, and behavioral neuroscience. By semester four, they analyze policy—climate sustainability, education reform—as both researchers and negotiators. The capstone, Designing Change, has them develop behavioral strategies or business solutions with external organizations.
Electives at Hult International Business School
Beyond the core curriculum, Hult students choose from over 20 electives. Psychology options span cross-cultural psychology, decision-making, and addiction studies. Political tracks cover foreign policy analysis, conflict resolution, and democracy erosion. Economics offerings include monetary and behavioral economics plus bank finances, while interdisciplinary courses like Psychology & Law or institutional economics let students craft profiles aligned with their career ambitions.
Career After Graduation
Hult International Business School graduates find their footing quickly—96% secure employment or enter graduate programs within six months, with 61% working beyond their home countries. Over 150,000 companies worldwide have hired alumni, including Accenture, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft. Career paths range from policy strategist and diplomat to marketing director and startup sales lead, while others pursue graduate degrees in law, journalism, or applied economics.
