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The number of full-time and active professors at the university is more than 1,100. At Loyola University Chicago, 97% of the full-time professors have doctorates or top degrees in the field, and all graduated from prestigious universities in the United States, such as: Columbia University, Cornell University, Harvard University, Northwestern University, Princeton University, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Chicago, Yale University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Washington and other prestigious universities.

Setting of Disciplines

Loyola University Chicago offers more than 80 undergraduate programs and more than 140 master’s and doctoral programs. The student-teacher ratio for undergraduates is 1 to 14, higher than the national average of 1 to 19, and there are few classes of more than 25 students. The percentage of international students is 9%.

The university is well known for disciplines such as political science, philosophy, law, business, mass communication, biology, drama, medicine and nursing. The most studied subjects include business management (24%), social sciences (14%), psychology (11%), mass communication (11%) and life sciences (8%). The major fields involved include finance and economics, law, textile and clothing, engineering technology, management, environment, architecture, education, Science, tourism, agriculture and forestry, humanities and arts, social sciences, biology, sports, journalism and communication, information science, medicine, language, natural science, etc.

The Library

Loyola’s largest library is the E.M. Cudahy Memorial Library on the Lakeside campus, which contains over 1.3 million volumes and 4,000 journal subscriptions. Next to Cudahy Library is the Richard J. Klarchek Information Center, which opened in 2008 and provides additional academic and social space. The library requires a student ID card to enter.

In addition, Loyola University Chicago also has three libraries, namely the Law School Library, the Health Sciences Library, and the Lewis Library.