Overall Rating Bronze
Overall Score 42.20
Liaison Tracy Harvey
Submission Date Dec. 21, 2023

STARS v2.2

Loyola University Maryland
AC-3: Undergraduate Program

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Does the institution offer at least one ​sustainability-focused​ major, degree, or certificate program for undergraduate students?:
Yes

Name of the sustainability-focused undergraduate degree program:
Sustainability Management

A brief description of the undergraduate degree program:

As a sustainability management major in Loyola’s Sellinger School of Business, you’ll examine how corporations deliver value to people, planet, and profit while creating and sustaining a competitive advantage. Guided by the Jesuit value of global ethical leadership, the sustainability management major leverages resources from multiple departments and institutes across campus to offer an innovative, interdisciplinary, and immersive experience—preparing you to make a lasting impact through the creation and growth of sustainable and responsible businesses.


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Does the institution offer one or more sustainability-focused minors or concentrations for undergraduate students?:
Yes

Name of the sustainability-focused undergraduate minor or concentration:
Environmental Studies (interdisciplinary minor)

A brief description of the undergraduate minor or concentration:

The environmental studies minor was created and developed by faculty from a variety of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, communication, economics, engineering, fine arts, history, law and social responsibility, philosophy, theology, and writing. Like many other minors at Loyola, environmental studies takes an interdisciplinary approach to pedagogy, integrating topics from multiple academic departments. Sustainability, and topics around the environment, also speak to Loyola’s Jesuit mission.


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Loyola University Maryland also offers seven sustainability-management certificate programs. Each program varies in subject matter and level of intensity. The complete list can be found at URL below:
https://aspire.loyola.edu/catalog?pagename=Sustainable-Management


Loyola University Maryland also offers seven sustainability-management certificate programs. Each program varies in subject matter and level of intensity. The complete list can be found at URL below:
https://aspire.loyola.edu/catalog?pagename=Sustainable-Management

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