Courses To Take At Loyola
Many courses across the diverse disciplines at Loyola offer a perspective on the Jesuit, Catholic Tradition within the course of study. If you are interested in further engaging with the Ignatian Tradition through your academic experience, you may consider taking some of the classes listed below, or discuss with your professor how you can focus your study on these traditions through research.
You can learn more about each of these course offerings in the LOCUS course catalog along with updated information regarding which classes are currently being offered.
CATH 296: All Things Ignatian: Living and Learning in the Jesuit Tradition
COMM 227: Social Justice and Communication
COMM 307: Communication and Social Change
EXPL 290: Seminar in Community Based Service and Leadership
EXPL 390: Internship Seminar: Organizational Change and Community Leadership
IRIF 300: Religious Diversity in Theory and Practice
IRIF 380: Interreligious and Interfaith Internship
LASP 398: Human Rights in Latin America
MGMT 335: Micro-Enterprise Consulting
PAX 225: Psychology of Peace
PAX 261: Social Movements and Social Change
THEO 185: Introduction to Christian Ethics
THEO 190: Loyola's Mission: Ignatian Tradition
THEO 266: The Church in the World
THEO 345: Roman Catholic Social Thought
THEO 383 / ENGL 383: Theology Arts and Literature
WSGS 281: Theology, Gender, and Value
Undergraduate Resources:
BEHP 415: Catholic Bioethics in Clinical Practice
BSAD 400E: Business Foundations
IPS 434: Art and Spirit: The Sacred and the Secular
IPS 572: Ignatian Spirituality I: Hearts on Fire
IPS 574: Ignatian Exercises Practicum I
IPS 551: Social Ethics in the Catholic Tradition
IPS 610: Foundations of Social Justice
LAW 209: Law, Life, and Jesuit Spirituality
LAW 213: Canon Law and Catholic Health Care
Graduate Resources:
