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Student published in NEJM
Loyola's Travis Nielsen, published "Sustainable Discovery and Development of Antibiotics — Is a Nonprofit Approach the Future?" LEARN MORE
Student published in NEJM
Loyola's Travis Nielsen, published "Sustainable Discovery and Development of Antibiotics — Is a Nonprofit Approach the Future?" LEARN MORE
Our community
Improving Community Health
Program provides fresh produce in food desert; helps prevent chronic disease.
Hiding in Plain Sight
The medical lab scientist helps run a lab, identify and differentiate cells, and understands pathologies.
How climate change affects the spread of Zika
Loyola researcher Justin Harbison is among the experts looking at ways to control the spread of mosquito-borne illness.
A Q&A with François Modave, PhD
François Modave, PhD discusses the importance of data-driven solutions to improve health care.
AN INCREASING DEMAND
Health care jobs are projected to grow 18 percent from 2016 to 2026—faster than the average for all occupations.
This growth will add about 2.3 million jobs to the sector. The number of people ages 65 and over is expected to be 98 million by 2060, contributing to the expansion of health care needs. Projected growth in employment for specific health care professions:
Our Jesuit Mission
Our Jesuit, Catholic heritage inspires us to advance our mission in Chicagoland, across the nation and the world.
Trinity Health Partnership
The Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health will draw on the clinical opportunities and data-sharing partnership with Trinity Health and Loyola Medicine.
Loyola at a glance
This is Loyola’s 12th school and its third within the Health Sciences Division.
