Why Finance
Finance graduates from Hult International Business School see strong outcomes: 95% land positions within three months of finishing the program, while salaries jump 71% over three years according to Financial Times MBA 2024. What sets this apart is the practical edge—73% of international students at US campuses secure employment there, benefiting from three years of OPT work authorization instead of the typical one-year window.
Finance MBA
The Finance MBA draws experienced professionals eager to work at the industry’s leading edge. Cross-cultural teams tackle real business cases, exploring technological shifts under practitioners active in the field. Core work spans financial modeling, deal structuring, M&A, venture capital, private equity, and risk management. Classes run in Boston with summer electives in New York, connecting students to both financial capitals during one intensive year that culminates in a STEM-designated degree.
Learning Modules at Hult International Business School
Four core blocks progress from Design through Manage and Growth to Impact, blending theory with practice through embedded business challenges—from startup simulations to venture investment scenarios. Summer sessions in New York add depth with courses on fintech, investment strategies, corporate finance, and AI’s role in tomorrow’s workplace. Five electives let students drill into specialized niches, keeping the program tethered to applied problems rather than academic abstractions.
Admission and Cost
Entry requires a bachelor’s degree, three years of work experience, and English proficiency. The program accepts CFA, CPA, or GRE instead of GMAT, sometimes waiving tests for exceptional candidates. Background in investment banking, venture capital, private equity, or corporate finance carries weight during review. Tuition with the New York rotation runs $89,500, plus roughly $3,940 for insurance and materials. The admissions team reviews profiles holistically rather than relying strictly on formal benchmarks.
