Academic calendar
Summer 2 Term 2026 runs Jun 29, 2026 – Aug 7, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
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- 1965
- A cafe and bar located at the Boston campus, named after the year the school's predecessor was founded.
A
- Action Project
- The intensive, practical capstone project where students solve real-world business problems for corporate clients.
- Airstream
- The coffee shop located in the lobby of Hult House in Boston, featuring a distinctive silver trailer design.
- Asha
- The name of the Hult mascot, a wolf with a leaf on its head representing opportunity.
B
- Benugo
- The commercial cafe located within the London campus building providing grab-and-go food and coffee.
- Bowes Center
- The residential facility used by Hult students in San Francisco, shared with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
C
- Cassita
- A common student housing provider used by Hult students in various global locations.
- Chapter
- Chapter Aldgate, a popular student housing partner building for the London campus.
- Chapter Aldgate
- The modern student housing complex in London where many Hult students reside, formerly known as Hult Tower & Studios.
- Clubhouse
- The main dining facility at the Boston campus providing daily meal services for students.
D
- Dual Degree
- The accelerated 18-month program where students earn two master's degrees.
G
- Global Citizen
- A term used by students and faculty to describe the diverse, international identity of the student body.
- Global Rotation
- The program allowing students to move between different global campuses for different modules.
H
- HCP
- Hult Career Point; the online platform and service used for career advising and job listings.
- Hell Week
- The intense final exam and project week at the end of an academic module.
- HFA
- Hult Finance Association, a student-led club focused on careers in finance.
- HFC
- Hult Finance Club, a student-led organization focused on networking and careers in the financial sector.
- HFL
- Hult Founders Lab, the school's internal incubator for student-led startups and entrepreneurial projects.
- HGA
- Hult Global Ambassador; a student leadership role involving campus tours and representing the school to prospective students.
- HGC
- Hult Global Case, referring to the internal case competitions and the Hult Prize challenges.
- HMC
- Hult Marketing Club, a student group dedicated to marketing trends and professional development.
- Home Campus
- The primary campus where a student begins their degree program before rotating.
- HSA
- Hult Student Association; the elected student body that represents student views to the administration.
- Hult Founders
- The entrepreneurship and startup club on campus.
- Hult House
- The primary on-campus residence for students at the Boston (Cambridge) campus.
- Hult Prize
- The prestigious global social entrepreneurship competition founded at the school.
- Hult Prize
- A global social entrepreneurship competition frequently referred to by students as the 'Nobel Prize for students'.
- Hult Tower
- The former name for the student residence in London, now known as Chapter Aldgate but still frequently associated with the school.
- Hultian
- The term used by students and alumni to describe themselves and their global identity.
- HultMUN
- The Hult Model United Nations club, which participates in international conferences.
L
- Lingo
- The on-campus cafe and dining area located within the Boston campus building.
- Little Lingo
- The on-campus cafe and bar at the Boston campus, often used for networking events and social gatherings.
- Lodge Cafe
- The dining area located within the Hult Lodge residence in Boston.
- Lulubowl
- A popular nearby healthy food spot frequently visited by Boston students, often treated as a de facto campus extension.
- Lundy's
- Lundy's Diner, a popular off-campus breakfast and lunch spot frequently visited by Boston campus students.
M
- MIB
- Master of International Business, the most common degree program and the shorthand for students enrolled in it.
R
- Rotation
- The signature Hult program where students move between global campuses (e.g., London to Dubai) during their studies.
T
- The Canteen
- The on-site cafeteria area at the London Holborn campus.
- The Challenge
- Short for the Hult Business Challenge, a core competitive element of the curriculum.
- The Hub
- The central social and dining area on campus where students gather for coffee and light meals.
- The Hult Effect
- A term used by the school and students to describe the personal and professional transformation experienced during the program.
- The Larch
- The main cafeteria and restaurant located within the EF/Hult Boston campus building.
- The Lodge
- Hult Lodge, the dedicated student housing facility for the Boston campus.
- The Tower
- Hult Tower, the residential building for students at the London campus.
- The Warehouse
- The 100% student-run cafe located on the London undergraduate campus, named after the building's history as a brewery.
- The Wolf
- The official mascot of the school, symbolizing the 'pack' mentality and instinct of Hult students.
- Triple Crown
- Refers to Hult's status as one of the few business schools with AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS accreditation.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- 33 Commercial Road
- The street address often used to refer to the main London undergraduate campus building.
- Academic Gateway
- The section within myHult containing program preparation materials and pre-course exercises.
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- Airstream Coffee
- Aldgate
- The campus building in East London that primarily serves undergraduate students.
- Ashridge Estate
- The historic country estate in the UK that houses Hult Ashridge Executive Education.
- Canvas
- The Learning Management System (LMS) where all course syllabi, readings, and assignment submissions are managed.
- Career Fast Track
- A mandatory series of career development modules and webinars students must complete before their first semester begins.
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- Clubhouse
- Cooper Union
- The building in New York City used as the campus for students on the New York rotation.
- Dual Degree
- An accelerated program option where students can earn two master's degrees in 18 months.
- EF III
- The EF Education First building in Cambridge, MA, which houses Hult Boston classrooms.
- Holborn
- The campus building in Central London that primarily serves postgraduate students.
- Hult Connect
- The school's official networking and alumni platform used for professional mentorship and job postings.
- Hult House
- The 12-story mixed-use building in Cambridge/Boston that contains both classrooms and student housing.
- Intensives
- Short, high-intensity course periods that typically last one week and focus on a single subject.
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- Little Lingo Online
- Modules
- The academic terms (A, B, C, D, and E) that divide the Hult school year instead of traditional semesters.
- myHult
- The central student portal and virtual learning environment used for academics, news, and social networking.
- North Point
- The specific building and neighborhood complex housing the Hult Boston campus.
- Rotation
- The signature program allowing students to move between global campuses (Boston, London, Dubai, San Francisco) for different modules.
- Rotation Portal
- The specific online system students use to apply for and manage their campus moves.
- Sansome
- The street name often used to refer to the Hult San Francisco campus building (1355 Sansome St).
- The EF Building
- The EF Education First headquarters in Boston, which houses many Hult administrative offices and facilities.
- The Hub
- The physical or virtual student services desk for visa support, housing help, and general inquiries.
- The Rotunda
- A prominent architectural feature and meeting point within the London campus.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- Summer 2 Term 2026 runs Jun 29, 2026 – Aug 7, 2026.
- How much campus context is included?
- 47 approved campus terms and 25 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.