Jesuit business school in Los Angeles offering undergraduate and graduate programmes grounded in ethical leadership, diversity, and business for the common good.
Loyola Marymount University's College of Business Administration advances knowledge and develops business leaders with moral courage and creative confidence to serve as a force for good in the global community. Rooted in the Jesuit and Marymount traditions, the college educates the whole person—addressing intellectual, emotional, spiritual, physical and social dimensions—to foster human flourishing at both personal and professional levels.
The college's distinctive focus centers on business as a force for good, integrating ethical leadership and sustainability throughout its curriculum. This commitment is operationalized through the Institute for Business Ethics and Sustainability (IBES), which facilitates knowledge exchange among students, faculty, alumni and employers to advance responsible management education. As a signatory to the United Nations' Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), the college actively works to embed the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its academic programs and research initiatives.
The college offers comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs, including a Master's degree in Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Innovation, alongside specialized courses in business ethics and sustainability. Through initiatives such as the Business for Good program, ethics symposiums, and case competitions, students engage with real-world challenges requiring principled decision-making and sustainable solutions.
LMU CBA's alignment with GRLI's mission is evident in its institutional commitment to developing globally responsible leaders who understand business as central to creating economic, social and environmental flourishing. The college's integration of ethics, sustainability and global citizenship into management education directly supports the GRLI community's objectives of cultivating responsible leadership practices.