MBA school training courses in Chicago, IL (public, in-house or online)

Today’s dynamic global business economy is characterized by the need for continuous change, integrated approaches to problem-solving and values-based decision-making. Loyola University Chicago’s M.B.A. degree program, offered by the Graduate School of Business, prepares successful leaders whose core values include business ethics and social responsibility. The M.B.A. program is designed to provide a solid foundation in management and leadership skills, and to integrate business discipl...

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Loyola University Chicago’s MBA healthcare management program is designed to develop students into highly effective, socially responsible leaders in their industry. Created for accomplished healthcare professionals with at least five years of relevant work experience, Loyola University’s MBA in Healthcare Management program enhances and promotes leadership excellence.

Why Pursue a Health Care Management MBA from Loyola?

Courses in Loyola’s MBA in Healthcare Management program provi...

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With small cohorts and a focus on responsible leadership, Loyola stands out among its peers. With an MBA from Loyola, you can stand out as well.

A Wealth of Diversity Join a diverse group of professionals as you share your stories and experience, widen your perspective, and poise yourself for greater success. Learn from your classmates as well as your professors.

International Experience Looking for a more international perspective? Loyola’s MBA for Executives will help you s...

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Loyola students may choose to earn a unique credential: Master of Science in Human Resources (M.S.H.R) and an M.B.A. Applicants for the dual degree should submit a single application to the Graduate School of Business. A GMAT exam is required for applicants to the M.B.A./M.S.H.R. program. Current M.B.A. or M.S.H.R. students may also seek admission to the dual-degree program but should do so as early in their studies as possible. Students work with an advisor to plan their program of study.

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Loyola Students may choose to combine an M.B.A. with a Master of Science in Finance (M.S.F.) to provide the breadth and depth of knowledge often required of finance professionals. Applicants for the dual degree should submit a single application to the Graduate School of Business. Current M.B.A. or M.S.F. students may also seek admission to the dual degree program but should do so as early in their studies as possible. Students work with an advisor to plan their program of study.

The dual...

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