9 Master's degrees offered by the university

Mathematics is the foundation for countless disciplines and careers from finance to technology. The Mathematics degree at Loyola University Chicago can prepare you to excel in academic, research, or industry roles.

Biology is a professional field that is essential to society's health and well-being on a number of levels. The Biology degree at Loyola Loyola University Chicago, offered through the Graduate School, prepares you to contribute to scientific discovery at the highest level.

Pharmacology from Loyola University Chicago offers a dual MBA and MS in Pharmacology degree that can be completed in 2.5 years of full-time study or 3.5 years of part-time study.

Bioinformatics from Loyola University Chicago provides a unique opportunity to tackle these obstacles, while offering an interconnected study of various STEM disciplines. 

Many terms are related to bioethics and are sometimes used interchangeably although there are subtleties of meaning that we tease out below. In general, bioethics has become the overarching term under which the others are captured. Join the Bioethics and Health Policy degree at Loyola University Chicago.

Public Health and Medicine from Loyola University Chicago provides a broader lens through which to examine individual patient care. Physicians with a public health background look at how environments and community resources can contribute – or detract from – overall health and wellness.  

Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry from Loyola University Chicago is designed for students who wish to improve their qualifications for more advanced degrees such as the M.D. or Ph.D., 

Neuroscience from Loyola University Chicago our students  is a two-year, research-intensive program designed to provide a foundational understanding of the biomedical sciences and an appreciation for emerging concepts and methodologies in neuroscience.

Enhance your scientific skills in areas such as research, data collection, and problem-solving so you can expand your professional opportunities in chemistry research and more careers through the Chemistry degree from Loyola University Chicago.