霍特国际商学院伦敦学院本硕连读留学项目，高中生直读、大学生转学分对接世界名校

    霍特国际商学院成立于1964年，是国际一流的著名商学院。在2008年《经济学人》(The Economist Intelligence Unit)和《金融时报》(Financial Times)最佳商学院排名中，商业项目名列三甲，其它综合项目在美国排名第16，全球排名第31。霍特国际商学院是获得中国教育部认证的首批美国高校之一，也获得了美国最历史悠久的认证协会-新英格兰院校协会（NEASC）和全球化标准的英国工商管理硕士协会（AMBA）的认证。
    霍特国际商学院致力于成为国际化的商学院，打造全球杰出的商界领袖。霍特国际商学院的三个校区分别位于美国波士顿、英国伦敦和阿联酋的迪拜，引用顶级师资力量为学生提供工商管理硕士（MBA）、硕士和本科的课程。霍特是全球拥有国际学生比例最高的商学院。无论学生选择在哪座城市学习，他们所获得的学位都是得到同样权威认证的，教育质量和教学课程都完全一致。
    霍特国际商学院的三个校区分别位于美国波士顿、英国伦敦和阿联酋的迪拜。

伦敦被称作“世界的知识资本之都”，是世界上适合大学生学习的最好地方之一。霍特国际商学院伦敦学院位于它的心脏－伦敦市中心著名的学术区布卢姆斯伯里，校园环境清幽，景色秀美，绿荫掩映，花香四溢。可以眺望伦敦最古老和最有活力的花园—罗素广场，步行即可前往世界一流的图书馆、大英博物馆、商场、餐馆和伦敦标志性地点。学院拥有最先进的教学设备及雄厚的师资和科研力量，学生来自超过60个国家和地区。
霍特国际商学院的本科、硕士课程在伦敦学院学习，学院实施完整的国际化教育理念，完美结合了欧美教育标准和管理模式，学院不但重视学生的教育质量，而且还重视每个学生毕业后的发展，为学生提供全球性就业信息平台和积极提供欧美跨国公司的实习机会。伦敦是世界上最有影响力的商业城市，欧洲五分之一的大公司将总部设在伦敦，使这个城市成为您作进一步的学习及开展职业生涯的良好发展平台。

霍特国际商学院办学优势

完全美国先进灵活教育体制灵活自主选课程修学分

选择一所理想的大学是人生命中最重要的决定之一，选择霍特大学的八大理由：

1、超前的商业院校排名；
2、超级理想的地理环境（伦敦市中心）；
3、霍特拥有60个以上不同种族，不同国家的学生助你增长见闻和提高文化素养（小型联合国）；
4、霍特授课针对个人兴趣及职业目标对每个学生进行不同领域的侧重培养；
5、霍特个性化的小班小组集中学习制度可以使每个人都有机会和同学教授进行充分的交流和讨论；
6、霍特经常组织到其他国家（例如：迪拜，海牙，阿曼，阿拉木图及上海）短期游学和一些实地研究；
7、霍特权威专业的服务团队为学生量身制造职业生涯规划；
8、霍特拥有世界级的师资力量．
霍特学生遍及西班牙、南非、冰岛、印度、中国和智利，霍特是提供最多样化课程的商学院之一。我们的学生把广泛的经验、见解和文化视角带到课堂上，创造出非凡的学习体验。（配上课图片）学院对所有入校学生进行职业个性测试及分析，根据学生个人未来职业取向、个人特长和知识潜能等，为每个学生设立完整的个性规划档案。根据不同专业和不同企业的用人标准，有针对性的对每个学生进行不同领域的侧重培养，促进学生完成由“社会人”到“职业人”的转化，同时有针对性的推荐学生到欧美大企业实习。
在教授学生掌握专业理论和知识技能的同时，帮助学生树立正确的价值观和人生观，提高学生的自我激励和自我管理能力，使学生毕业后在未来事业发展中能成功进军世界五百强的国际企业，永远是学院全体教职人员共同追求的目标和肩负的使命。

霍特国际商学院拥有世界一流的教授，他们参与最新的商业研究，并有企业经营的实践经验。霍特师资团队包括：
Ian Dougal Academic Dean, Head of International Relations B.A. Politics and American Studies, University of Wales Swansea; M.A. History and International Relations, University of Southern Mississippi; Ph.D. International Dr. Ian Dougal is a specialist in issues of American foreign policy and international security. He teaches core courses in diplomacy and foreign policy, confl ict and security, and international relations theories. Dr. Dougal is a member of the British International Studies Association and the American Politics Group, a specialist group affi liated to the Political Science Association (PSA). He serves as the school’s Academic Dean and Department Head of International Relations	Nikolaos Tsorakidis Assistant Professor, Head of Business B.A.(Hons) Accounting and Finance, Kingston University; M.Sc. Banking and Finance, University of Stirling; Ph.D. (Candidate) Finance, Aston University Nikolaos Tsorakidis heads the university’s Undergraduate Business Department. He teaches courses in accounting, business and fi nance. Professor Tsorakidis is an expert on the determinants of bid-ask spreads in the foreign exchange market using high frequency data, and his research interests include the microstructure of fi nancial markets. In his spare time, Professor Tsorakidis has an interest in the hospitality and travel industry, and consults	Troy Gordon Associate Professor, Head of Communications B.A. English Literature, Religion, Politics & Government, University of Puget Sound; M.A., Ph.D. English Language and Literature, University of Michigan; Post Graduate Certifi cate Women’s Studies Dr. Troy Gordon specializes in critical theory, cultural studies, gender studies, and writing. He teaches interdisciplinary courses in communications and the visual, communications and the body, and mass persuasion, as well as courses in fi lm, journalism, and genocide studies. Dr. Gordon has been recognized as an outstanding teacher at both the University of Michigan and UCLA, where he received the 1998 Rackham Outstanding Lecturer Award, the 1997 Moscow Prize for the Teaching of Writing, and high rankings as one of the top 20 professors at UCLA	Bruce Stanley Professor of International Relations B.A. Middle Eastern Studies, Earlham College; M.A. International Relations, University of Pennsylvania; Ph.D. International Relations, University of Pennsylvania Dr. Bruce Stanley specializes in international relations and Middle East politics, and for over 20 years has taught a range of courses in these two fi elds at the university and other institutions such as the University of Pennsylvania, Rhodes College, the New School, Syracuse University, SOAS, and the University of Exeter. He is a Research Fellow both at the London Middle East Institute and in the Politics Department at the University of Exeter. He has consulted for the EU, National Democratic Institute, the American Friends Service Committee, and QPSW of the British Friends. He has served as Director of the West Bank and Gaza offi ce of AMIDEAST, and taught high school in Ramallah, Palestine.
Alan Hertz Associate Professor of Humanities B.A. English, Yale University; M.A. Victorian Studies, University of Toronto; Ph.D. English, University of Cambridge Dr. Alan Hertz has been a professor at the school for 20 years. An American by birth, Dr. Hertz spent a large portion of his life in India and Pakistan. He has been teaching university students since 1975. His chief research interests are in Victorian poetry and journalism. His specialties include: the history of London, the cultural history of Britain, introductory courses in history, humanities, literature, and theater. His philosophy of teaching is to make as much use as possible of our greatest assets: the wonderful diversity of our student body and the overwhelming cultural resources of London. Professor Hertz also manages the school’s Visiting Students Program.	Daniel Pérez Vidal Professor of Marketing Communications B.A. (Hons) Film Studies, B.A. (Hons) Mass Communication, University of Utah; QTS, GTCE; European Masters Degree in Audiovisual Management, MEDIA/MPA; CELTA, University of Cambridge; Certifi cate in Management, University of Leicester Professor Vidal specializes in marketing communications, new media, fi lm and television production. He is currently researching the uses of professional communications in the management and development of creativity. Before moving to the U.K. a few years ago, he worked as a screenwriter, casting director, and editor in Spain. He now lives in London, where he is a media consultant to TwelvePoint.com and the co-founder of Ace Films.	Preslava Stoeva Assistant Professor of International Relations B.A. and M.A. International Relations, Huron University London; Ph.D. Politics and International Relations, University of Exeter Dr. Preslava Stoeva specializes in issues relating to international relations theories, international law, and topics of international concern, such as human rights, environmental and trade policies, and their impact on individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. In addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate level courses at Hult, Professor Stoeva has also taught a range of International Relations courses at the University of Exeter. She is a member of the British International Studies Association (BISA)	Andrew Wright Assistant Professor of International Political Economy B.A. Politics and Economic History, University of York; M.Sc. Sociology, London School of Economics; Ph.D. (pending), King’s College London Dr. Wright specializes in international political economy development, and the political economy of war. He is a member of the British International Studies Association and is a founding editor of the Journal of Historical Materialism. Professor Wright has also taught at the University of Notre Dame (London Centre), the University of London, and London Metropolitan University. Besides teaching at Hult, he is working on a Ph.D. thesis on war and economics, as well as a book about war, politics, and society.