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Loyola University Chicago's esteemed Department of Philosophy presents a Master of Arts (MA) in Social Philosophy, providing a unique graduate education that distinguishes you professionally.
This social philosophy program establishes a robust grounding in ethical, political, and philosophical examinations of society and justice. As an MA candidate, you'll develop skills to critically assess human existence within today's intricate global frameworks of social, political, economic, and cultural forces. You'll join an intellectually dynamic philosophical environment, guided by Loyola's distinguished faculty.
The program primarily serves Jesuit Scholastics fulfilling their Jesuit formation requirements, with the Society of Jesus assigning their positions post-graduation.
For non-Jesuit graduates, the program opens diverse career and academic opportunities, preparing you for doctoral studies or interdisciplinary master's programs in fields such as English, theology, or history.
Career possibilities include:
Notable professional and academic paths pursued by alumni include:
Legal studies at Tulane Law School, Freelance writing, Jesuit teaching positions, Theology instruction
Campus ministry roles, Research compliance positions, Chaplaincy assistance, English education
Community advocacy work, Theological scholarship