HULT International Business School Seminar, Moscow

Seminar HULT International Business School (branches in London, Boston, Shanghai and Dubai) 18th of June, 2009 at 19.00 in Moscow, in Marriott Grand Hotel, has successfully passed a seminar prestigious HULT International Business School. In a seminar took part: the director of selection committee HULT Mr. Par Ekstrom and professor Dr. Ray Hilditch. HULT International Business School is one of in the lead business schools in the world. It has been based in 1964 in London as Arthur D. Little School of Management, and in 2003 it is renamed in HULT International Business School. On ratings of Economist Intelligence Unit HULT takes 16 place among the best business schools of the USA and 31 place in the world. On Financial Times HULT ratings enters in top-100 the best business schools. HULT the first in the USA has received accreditation AMBA (Association of MBAs), also it is accredited by prestigious association New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Business school campuses are located in London, Boston, Shanghai and Dubai. It offers programs degree, the higher and post-higher education in directions: International Business, Communications and International Relations, and also MBA. During seminar Mr. Par Ekstrom has held presentation of curriculums and has told about transfer conditions. The students interested in HULT, could pass personal interview also. Dr. Ray Hilditch has given lecture «Influence of Russia on the European Union future». The professor works in the Council of Europe on a business education and by the nature of the activity supervises conformity of the international educational qualifications to requirements of the Bolonsky Convention. Dr. Ray Hilditch has the well-founded point of view concerning expansion of trading activity of the countries being near to the European Union. For the additional information address to the official representative HULT International Business School in Russia: Open World Education Group, 125009 Moscow, Kalashny 14. Ph. (495) 690–1951, 690–0540, 690–5052, 792–5125, mail@open-world.ru, www.open-world.ru.