Loyola University

Loyola University

Loyola University may refer to:

;Australia
* Loyola College, Melbourne in Melbourne
* Loyola College (New South Wales) in New South Wales;Canada
* The former Loyola College (Montreal), Quebec (now Concordia University)
* Loyola International College, part of Concordia University;Dominican Republic
* Instituto Politécnico Loyola in San Cristobal;India
* Loyola College, Chennai
* Loyola Academy, Secunderabad;Philippines
*Loyola College of Culion, Culion, Palawan;United States
* Loyola University Maryland
**Loyola College of Arts and Sciences
**Loyola School of Business
* Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California
** Loyola Law School
* Loyola University Chicago in Chicago, Illinois
**Loyola University Mundelein College
**Loyola University Rome Center
**Loyola University School of Law
**Loyola University Medical Center
**Stritch School of Medicine (Loyola University of Chicago)
**Loyola University Saint Joseph College Seminary
* Loyola University New Orleans in New Orleans, Louisiana
**Loyola University New Orleans College of Law


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