Natural Sciences at Loyola

Thank you for your interest in the natural sciences at Loyola University Maryland! 

The scientific method embodies a way in which we naturally and cyclically pose questions; observe, gather, and analyze data; and discern and discover features of the universe. Science helps us approach, think about, and solve everyday challenges.

In the coming years, citizens will be increasingly called upon to make personal, social, ethical, and governmental decisions that fundamentally require an understanding of science, mathematics, and technology.

In response to these needs, Loyola’s natural science departments have committed to a renewed emphasis on academic excellence and core science learning. To learn more about these initiatives please visit the links below:

• Natural Science and Program Learning Aims
• The Hauber Summer Research Fellows
• Become a Mentor or Provide Internships for Loyola Students
• Knott Donnelly Renovation

To learn more about Loyola's natural sciences, visit the department sites:

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Mathematical Sciences
• Physics

Support the Sciences

To learn more about opportunities to support the Natural Sciences at Loyola, please contact Dena Ebert, director of development for Loyola College and the School of Education, with any questions.

Dena Ebert
Director of Development for Loyola College
and the School of Education
The Advancement Office
Loyola University Maryland
4501 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21210-2699
410-617-2686
dmebert@loyola.edu