Specialization and skill development
Postgraduate studies In Loyola Andalucía are held in its Loyola Masters. The formation is oriented toward specialization and the development of skills, key aspects for the professional future of young people in today’s labor market. All of the Master’s Programs in Loyola Masters are official and recognized throughout the whole European Union, and are also endorsed by the quality evaluation agency ANECA.
But doing a Master’s in Loyola Masters is much more than acquiring specialized knowledge. It means developing critical skills needed for professional performance, and putting them into practice, skills like those of leadership, of negotiation, communication, and innovation, capacity for entrepreneurship and people management. In this sense, the Leaders for the World program (“Lideres para el Mundo” (LPM) ) – a degree offered in this school and developed transversally in all the Master’s Programs - plays a fundamental role.
Furthermore, employability is another of the differentiating features of the educational offer in the postgraduate school; in fact, the employability rate of the Master’s students is 92%.
In short, Loyola Masters offers education that is comprehensive, based on knowledge, skills and values, having an international vocation and with cutting-edge teaching methodologies and technology. The aim is to prepare tomorrow’s professionals, new leaders, excellent people who want to transform the world.

Marta Pérez Viguera
Executive Director
Joaquín García-Tapial Arregui
Associate Dean of Business
Manuel Novo Foncubierta
Associate Dean of Law
Javier Lozano Delmar
Associate Dean of Communication & Education
Fernando Delage Carretero
Dean of International Studies
Luis Morales Márquez

María del Mar Maestre Espejo
Academic Postgraduate Program Manager
Patricio Sánchez Fernández
Postgraduate Controller and Senior Program Manager
María Delia Mengod Ibáñez

Susana Giraldez Miura
Postgraduate Program Manager
Sonia Seara García
Postgraduate Program Manager
Alberto Fernández
Postgraduate Program Manager
Fátima Yaque Rubio

Miriam Ramos Varas
