Welcome to Hult Singapore
Immerse yourself in Singapore’s vibrant business hub, where innovation and diversity shape the future of global business.
Overview
Launching our new Singapore rotation campus
Singapore is one of just a few truly global cities, a gateway to the world. It shakes off easy categorization—you can’t put it in a box. At once both city and state, nature and industry, East and West—future and past.
A major trade port since forever, the best of the business action has always run through here. With a focus on technology, finance, and sustainability, the city is a magnet for entrepreneurs and multinational corporations.
Which makes Singapore a natural location to add to Hult’s roster of global rotation campuses. Our new Singapore Rotation runs during a portion of the summer term and is open for students to rotate for elective and city seminar opportunities.
On your rotation, you will explore the most disruptive subjects in global business from Singapore’s unique vantage point. As well as soaking up the culture, upgrading your skillset, and having access to the top business brains in Asia.
Highlights:
One of the world’s leading financial centers
Thriving start-up ecosystem
A melting pot of cultures and a robust international community
Mild weather all year round
Singapore is a leader in sustainability, smart technologies, and digital transformation
7k+
Multinational cooperations are based in Singapore
200
different nationalities living in Singapore
%
40
of Singapore residents were born overseas
Summer Electives
Study finance & management in Asia
Ready to immerse yourself in life at Hult Singapore? Prepare to meet students, professors, and alumni who help shape the vibe of the city. You'll also have plenty of opportunities to attend industry networking events and informal meetups. Choose any one of our electives over the summer and make the most of your time in Asia's business hub.
DISCLAIMER: The electives listed below are sample electives offerings/subject to change.
International Business Consulting
The “art of consulting” is the philosophy of how third-party advisors help businesses navigate an ever more complex world. This course is designed to introduce students to the consulting process by recognizing the profession as a fundamental human activity: one that engages, educates, and empowers clients toward their own innate greatness.
International Negotiations
Proficiency and experience in international negotiation is an essential skillset for a global business professional. This course will be hands-on and highly practical in nature as we explore the personal as well as cross-cultural aspects of international negotiations. Learn to treat negotiation as a crucial set of professional skills centering on communication and leadership.
Fintech
Financial technology, commonly known as fintech, is disrupting and disintermediating traditional financial systems. Especially relevant for Singapore, the aim of this course is to provide insights into the nascent revolution in the financial services industry. You will be provided with the latest ideas and practical knowledge shaping the fintech industry.
Artificial Intelligence for Investment Management
Take this elective if you want to discover how Python programming is impacting computational investment management and algorithmic trading. Course participants will use case studies to approach investment problems from a data-driven perspective. While no specific prerequisites are required for this course, some familiarity with Python is beneficial.
Behavioral Economics & Decision Making
Why don’t people make the economic choices economists think people should make? If you’ve been watching Rory Sutherland on TikTok then this is the course for you. A hands-on approach to learning behavioral economics methods and how they can be implemented to influence choice across macro, meso, and microeconomics.
City Seminar: Doing Business in Asia
Our City Seminars initiative puts our students at the center of the action in a global powerhouse city. Once there, you can soak up the culture, upgrade your skillset, and have access to the top business brains of that region.
So gathering our world-class faculty for a City Seminar in the innovation hub of Singapore was a natural choice. Check out the video below to get a taste of what they got up to.
Location
The gateway to Asia
From the moment you land at Changi Airport, you'll be amazed by Singapore’s stunning architecture and efficiency. As you explore the city, you'll feel a sense of awe walking through the futuristic Marina Bay Sands area, with its iconic skyline and the mesmerizing Gardens by the Bay.
The blend of old and new will captivate you as you visit historic neighborhoods like Chinatown and Little India, where vibrant street markets and traditional temples stand alongside modern cafes and boutiques.
The city's impeccable cleanliness and safety will make you feel comfortable and at ease, while the efficient public transport system will make getting around a breeze. By the end of your stay, you'll have a deep appreciation for Singapore's rich cultural tapestry and innovative spirit.
Prepare to immerse yourself in Singapore—a gateway to Asia’s innovation and culture, where diverse ideas meet to redefine the future of global business.
Your top tips for Singapore
What are the top three areas to explore?
Top areas to explore in Singapore include the iconic Marina Bay for its modern skyline, the vibrant Chinatown for its rich heritage and dining, and the leisure paradise of Sentosa for its attractions and beaches.
What landmarks to see in Singapore?
Some of the best landmarks to explore in Singapore include the futuristic Gardens by the Bay, the iconic Marina Bay Sands, the historical Raffles Hotel, and the cultural Sri Mariamman Temple.
What is the typical food in Singapore to try?
In Singapore, you must try iconic dishes like Hainanese chicken rice, chilli crab, laksa (spicy noodle soup), satay (grilled skewers), and char kway teow (stir-fried flat rice noodles).
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
You can always arrange a call with our enrollment team who will be able to answer your questions. In the meantime, take a look at some of the information below to find out more details on living and studying in Singapore.
What are the best housing options in Singapore?
For a one-month stay in Singapore, the best housing options include serviced apartments, which offer flexible leases and hotel-like amenities, short-term rental apartments through platforms like Airbnb, and boutique hostels or co-living spaces for a more budget-friendly option with a community atmosphere.
What are the best ways to get around Singapore?
In Singapore, you can easily get around using the efficient and affordable public transportation system, which includes the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), buses, and taxis, as well as walking or cycling for shorter distances.
What kind of weather can I expect in Singapore?
In Singapore, you can expect a hot and humid tropical climate year-round, with temperatures ranging from 77°F to 95°F (25°C to 35°C) and frequent rain, especially during the monsoon seasons from November to January and June to September.
What kind of cultural activities are available in Singapore?
Singapore offers a rich array of cultural activities, including exploring its vibrant neighborhoods like Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam, where you can experience diverse traditions, festivals, and heritage sites. Additionally, visitors can enjoy world-class museums, such as the National Gallery Singapore and Asian Civilisations Museum, attend cultural performances at the Esplanade or Victoria Theatre, and participate in events like the Singapore Arts Festival or Chingay Parade.
Is Singapore a safe city?
Singapore is considered one of the safest cities in the world, with low crime rates, strict laws, and a strong emphasis on public safety.
What are the best neighborhoods to stay in Singapore?
The best neighborhoods for students in Singapore include Bugis, known for its vibrant student life, affordable accommodation, and close proximity to shopping and dining options. Orchard Road offers a central location with easy access to entertainment and amenities, while areas like Tiong Bahru and Queenstown provide quieter, more residential vibes with good public transport links.
What our students say
Change used to scare me, but now I embrace it. It’s beautiful to learn about different cultural styles and jointly develop strategies that best suit all of you.
Yinuo Nora Chen
Chinese
2019
I’ve learned a lot about finance, culture, and how to work in global teams. In an increasingly borderless business landscape, it’s a real advantage in your career.
Suzanne Rasmussen
Norwegian
2019
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