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US/Europe BBA
The U.S./Europe Double Degree in Business is an immersive experience that will widen your marketability and extend your career possibilities in the U.S. and Europe.
As part of the program, you’ll study two semesters in Spain, one semester in Rome, and your remaining semesters in Chicago.
Current Loyola freshmen are encouraged to apply to the program.
Program Highlights
In addition to deep international experience, program benefits include:
- Earning a U.S. bachelor’s degree and an official European degree from Universidad Loyola Andalucía
- Getting a firsthand look at how business principles are applied in Europe
- Broadening your cultural knowledge with trips to iconic sites like the Alhambra and the Colosseum
- Witnessing some of the social justice and sustainability efforts taking place in Europe and how they differ from efforts in the U.S.
What You'll Learn
- Foundational business knowledge for the U.S. and Europe
- How to live and interact with different cultures
- Global approaches to social justice and sustainability
- Unique challenges facing multinational corporations
Careers
The double degree program will prepare you for a wide range of business careers in the United States and Europe.
Because Loyola is a member of the Jesuit network of 27 colleges and universities nationwide, our graduates can receive career services at Quinlan's Business Career Services, as well as at career centers at U.S. Jesuit colleges and universities.
Year 1, Fall: Chicago
- UNIV 101 First Year Seminar
- ACCT 201 Introductory Accounting I
- ECON 201 Microeconomics
- MATH 118 Precalculus II
- UCWR 110 Writing Responsibly
- UCSF 137 (Scientific Tier 1)
- Total: 16 credit hours
Year 1, Spring: Chicago
- ACCT 202 Introductory Accounting II
- INFS 247 Business Information Systems
- MATH 131 Applied Calculus I
- ISSCM 241 Business Statistics
- BSAD 220 Career Preparation
- ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics
- Total: 17 credit hours
Year 2, Fall: Rome
- MGMT 201
- PHIL 130 Tier 1 Philosophy
- HIST Tier 1
- UCLR Literary Tier 1
- Artistic Core
- MGMT 321 International Business Ethics
- Total: 18 credit hours
Year 2, Spring: Chicago
- FINC 334 Corporate Finance
- LITR Tier 2 (WI)
- COMM 103 Business & Professional Speaking
- BSAD 343 Business Analytics
- ACCT 328 Concepts in Taxation
- Scientific Tier 2
- Total: 18 credit hours
Year 3, Fall: Spain
- Introduction to Christianity (THEO Tier 1)
- Macroeconomics (ECON 304)
- Fundamentos de Marketing (MARK 201)
- Economic Policy
- Control de Gestión
- Operations Management (SCMG 332)
- Total: 16 credit hours
Year 3, Spring: Spain
- Spanish & World Economy (ECON 399)
- Humanismo y Etica Basica (PHIL 181)
- Financial Markets (FINC 347)
- Church & the World (THEO Tier 2)
- Microeconomics (ECON 303)
- Marketing Management (MARK 390)
- Total: 18 credit hours
Year 4, Fall: Chicago
- LREB 315 Law & the Regulatory Environment of Business
- MARK 311 Marketing Research
- ECON 346 Econometrics (WI)
- HRER 375 Principles of HR Management
- FINC 335 Investments
- ENTR 310 (Innovation & Entrepreneurship)
- Total: 18 credit hours
Year 4, Spring: Chicago
- MGMT 304 Strategic Management
- HRER 311 Employment Relations
- FINC 342 Advanced Business Finance
- BSAD 351 Business Internship (Engaged Learning)
- HIST Tier 2
- MARK 310 Consumer Behavior
- Total: 18 credit hours
Admission
To apply for admission and scholarship consideration, please visit the Office of Undergraduate Admission and indicate your interest in this program on your application. For more information, see the following resources:
- Apply Now (Online Application)
- Contact Undergrad Admission
- Freshmen Admissions
- Transfer Admissions
- Request Information
- Schedule a Visit
Contact Us
Undergraduate Programs: Susan Ries
Email: sries@luc.edu
Phone: 312.915.6113
Alejandra Ramírez
“Thanks to the U.S./Europe Double Business Degree, I’ve had the opportunity to live abroad in three different countries where I’ve had the most amazing experiences. I can say that I have grown into an independent, strong, and outgoing woman. I’ve learned how to live and interact with three different cultures which helped broaden my career. After I graduate, I would love to join a multinational company that offers me the opportunity to continue to travel and to discover the differences between the cultures all over the world.”
Sabrina McLimans
“The US/Europe Double Business Degree gave me the opportunity to engage with people from all over the world. I made so many new friends and went on beautiful adventures to different countries with them. I discovered a new perspective on the business world. It gave me the confidence to be independent in foreign and domestic settings and it widened my perspective of what life has to offer. This experience has inspired me to enter a career in the travel and technology industry at Expedia Group after graduation.”
