Leadership & Management Consulting Major and Management Consulting Minor

As a leadership and management consulting major in Loyola’s Sellinger School of business, you’ll develop the in-demand leadership, management, innovation, and consulting skills required to succeed as an effective collaborator in a broad range of organizations—from management consulting firms and for-profit businesses to entrepreneurial ventures, non-profits, and governmental agencies.

Our AACSB-accredited, management-focused program will give you a thorough understanding of how leaders manage people and processes that contribute to organizational effectiveness and performance. Through an immersive management curriculum, you’ll take courses in organizational behavior, leadership, strategic management and more. Apply what you learn through a hands-on consulting practicum, where you’ll compete with classmates to solve problems faced by today’s business and organizations.

A minor in management consulting available to all students except those majoring in International Business, Leadership and Management Consulting, or Sustainability Management. Coursework fosters skill such as research, critical thinking, evidence-based problem solving, and analytical reasoning.

Why should you study leadership and management consulting at Loyola?

Crucial Competencies You’ll graduate ready to demonstrate the knowledge, behaviors, and skills employers are looking for, including bold leadership, creative innovation, excellent communication, collaboration, engaged citizenship, inclusiveness, and evidence-based problem-solving.

Top-Ranked Program Loyola's business and management programs consistently enjoy top national rankings. This track record of excellence has helped Sellinger graduates land jobs at some of the world’s top brands—from Disney and Under Armor to Exelon and PwC.

A Versatile Degree Not only will you develop a critical understanding of management processes and problems faced by organizations, but you’ll also gain the tools to create, implement, and evaluate creative solutions applicable in a variety of work environments.

What you’ll learn

From developing important competencies to be effective, innovative leaders to gaining critical problem-solving and decision-making skills, graduates of Loyola’s leadership and management consulting program will:

• Develop skills necessary for effective leadership, people management, negotiation, and conflict resolution;
• Practice creative and critical thinking as well as judgement and decision making;
• and Collaborate, cooperate, and coordinate with others to solve complex problems while developing emotional intelligence.

Loyola leadership and management consulting career paths

Loyola international business alumni are more than ready to launch careers in a wide range of positions within the marketing field.

Recent graduate placements Callaway Golf Microsoft Morgan Stanley Social Security Administration The Walt Disney Corporation Whiting Turner	Recent graduate job titles Recruitment Coordinator Operations Analyst Assistant Project Manager Legal Administrative Specialist Human Resources Associate
In addition to graduating ready to enter a variety of fields, a degree in leadership and management consulting can prepare you for admission to Loyola’s one-year Emerging Leaders MBA program or other competitive graduate programs. Loyola also offers a part-time MBA with a specialization in management.

Popular courses

Explore our course catalogue for a full listing of courses, descriptions, suggested course sequences, and more.

Major Minor

Interdisciplinary Studies Option in leadership and management consulting

An interdisciplinary studies option in leadership and management consulting combines select management courses with those of another major to best suit the needs of the student. Current pathways include: 

Interdisciplinary studies major in leadership and management consulting and psychology

Combining leadership and management consulting and psychology allows students to explore the underpinnings of human behavior in organizations. The courses required for this pathway provide excellent preparation for careers in human resource management, organizational development, and human capital consulting. It is also an excellent foundation for graduate studies in industrial/organizational psychology or organizational behavior. 

Learn more about the interdisciplinary studies option, established pathways, and the process for declaring or changing your major to interdisciplinary on the academic advising site.

Faculty experts 

Our management courses are taught by experts with the highest level of qualifications. Loyola faculty are teacher-scholars who are attentive to students’ ambitions and needs who have a deep personal interest in each student’s academic success. In addition, our executives in residence bring significant industry knowledge and experience to their teaching and student advising and mentorship.

Faculty Directory

The leadership and management consulting major is part of the Sellinger School’s Management & Organizations Department

Dave Luvison
Department Chair
Management & Organizations Department
Executive in Residence
Sellinger Hall 418b
410-617-2679
dluvison@loyola.edu

Debra Mitchell
Program Assistant
Sellinger Hall 418
410-617-2357
dmitchell4@loyola.edu

 

Visit the Management and Organizations Department page

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• Accounting Major
• Business Economics Major and Minor
• Data Science Minor
• Finance Major
• General Business Minor
• Information Systems and Data Analytics Major and Minor
• Innovation & Entrepreneurship Minor
• International Business Major and Minor
• Leadership and Management Consulting
• Marketing Major and Minor
• Sustainability Management Major

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Students

Rachel

Rachel's experience here has strengthened her love of STEM and led to meaningful relationships with professors and fellow students

Mathematics, Economics

Outcomes

“I felt more prepared than anyone else.”

TJ Kelly, ’13, credits his Loyola education to his success in his career in media strategy.