Loyola University Maryland is a private non-profit Catholic institution, employing more than 1200 faculty, staff, and administrators. We have come together as a community with a purpose—to fulfill the Ignatian vision of education, and each individual’s potential. Though many of our faculty and staff members are Catholic, Loyola is enriched by the expertise and perspective of men and women from many different religious, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds. We value our employees for the great contributions they make in preparing the next generation of scholars, professionals, and entrepreneurs. We believe it is our calling and privilege to serve others with care for the whole person—the heart of a Jesuit education. We are always looking for those who share our passion to become part of the Loyola community.

You can search our job listings with ease. Opportunities can be sorted by job title, date posted, or by department. If you find you still have questions, the office of human resources is just a phone call (410-617-2354) or an email away.

It is only fitting that the Jesuits, the intellects of the Church, were founded in an educational setting. The University of Paris, to be specific. The day was August 15, 1534, and Ignatius of Loyola, along with six fellow students, founded the order of the Society of Jesus. The Jesuits made it their mission to impart cura personalis—or care of the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. During the centuries that have followed, Jesuits have become synonymous with higher education as a result of their extensive work as teachers, researchers, and world travelers—actively searching for knowledge through their broad life experiences. All in preparation to better serve humanity. Their purpose-driven order set high standards of academic excellence, service, community building, appreciation for other cultures, and the ability to see God in all things. The same high standards upon which St. Ignatius built the Jesuit order are the hallmarks of the institution that bears his name—Loyola University Maryland.

At Loyola, members of our faculty, staff and administration extend their insight and influence beyond the classroom and office into the governance of our university. Their involvement ensures that we continue on the path to achieving our goals. Our faculty, staff, and administrators participate in setting policies that govern faculty tenure and compensation, as well as addressing all pertinent issues school-wide, and relaying that information to our Loyola community.

Instead of leaving your fate up to sometimes unreliable map Web sites, we suggest you follow the directions and map we’ve put together on this page. For all those who are GPS-inclined, you can plug this address in to your navigator . But whether you use paper directions, robotic voice navigation, or your internal compass, be sure to take the drive south on Charles Street from the Baltimore Beltway. And to avoid any parking mishaps, take a look at the Transportation & Parking page.