Sellinger School of Business – Loyola University Maryland

History

Loyola established the Sellinger School of Business and Management in 1980. In 1984, the business school was formally named the Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J. School of Business and Management. In 1988, the Sellinger School earned accreditation in all programs by AACSB and in 1990, the Accounting Department earned specialized national accreditation from AACSB.

In 2010, Sellinger started the Emerging Leaders MBA–its first ever full-time graduate business program.

Location

The Sellinger School of Business dean’s office and department offices are located on the Evergreen Campus on North Charles Street in Baltimore City.

There are two graduate centers in Timonium, MD and Columbia, MD. The Timonium Graduate Center is home to the Professional’s MBA, Master of Science in Finance, and Executive MBA programs and their administrative offices. The Columbia Graduate Center is home to the Professional’s MBA, Master of Science in Finance, and Emerging Leaders MBA programs.

The Evergreen Campus is located less than 20 minutes away from center city Baltimore.

Facilities

The school’s main building is Sellinger Hall, which was built in 2000. It was designed so that its architecture matches with the Gothic architecture of the main campus, while still having all of the modern amenities and technology that students need to be successful. The university’s main campus, located in Baltimore, has a wide array of services for students, including a bookstore, labs, meeting rooms, and a library.

Faculty

The Sellinger School of Business employs more than 60 full-time staff members and 97 percent of business faculty hold Ph.D’s. Faculty members teach across six academic departments, including Accounting, Economics, Finance, Information Systems/Operations Management, Management/International Business, Marketing.

Many instructors are researchers, consultants, board members, economists, directors, and public speakers, with a record of success in the corporate arena. Their rich experiences locally and abroad are used as learning tools in the classroom, and they often connect students to employment and internship opportunities at the extraordinary institutions where they work.

Student Body

The most recent class featured 333 students enrolled across all of Sellinger’s master’s degree programs. MBA classes typically have between 15 and 25 students in each class. Women comprise 40 percent of the MBA student population.

MBA Degree Offerings

The Loyola University Sellinger School of Business offers a full-time Emerging Leaders MBA, in addition to the part-time MBA.

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