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| Type | Private business school |
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| Campus | London, UK San Francisco, USA Boston, USA Dubai, UAE Shanghai, China New York City, USA Ashridge, UK |
| Website | www.hult.edu |
The Campuses of Hult International Business School , a private business school, are located in Boston, London, San Francisco, Dubai, New York City, and Shanghai.
Hult maintains offers its undergraduate programs at three campuses (in London, Boston, and San Francisco). [1]
Hult's different postgraduate programs are offered at all of its 8 campuses. Hult's Ashridge Executive Education is housed in the Ashridge Estate, in England.
| Image | Name | Location | Founded | Curriculum | Notes |
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 | Ashridge Estate Campus | Ashridge, England, United Kingdom | 1959 [2] | Postgraduate campus. |
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 | London PG Campus | London, England, United Kingdom | 2007 [3] | Postgraduate campus. | |
 | Boston Campus | Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States | 1964 [4] | Undergraduate and postgraduate campus. |
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 | London UG Campus | London, England, United Kingdom | 2014 [6] | Undergraduate campus. |
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 | San Francisco Campus | San Francisco, California, United States | 2010 [9] | Undergraduate and postgraduate campus. | |
 | Dubai Campus | Dubai, Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates | 2008 [10] | Postgraduate campus. | |
 | Shanghai Campus | Shanghai, Yangtze River Delta, China | 2011 | Postgraduate campus. | |
| | New York Campus | New York City, New York United States | 2014 | Postgraduate campus. |
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