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Academics
Academic Programs

Global Studies Programs

Ramblers travel to expand the mind
and shape the heart!

Loyola Academy is pleased to offer a variety of culturally rich experiences for its students. True to Loyola’s Jesuit mission, our global studies programs challenge Ramblers to encounter unfamiliar people and places with loving hearts and open minds. International travel provides the opportunity to immerse oneself in the language, lifestyle and beauty of another culture while serving others and making memories to last a lifetime!

Where will you go?

Academic Trips

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  • France

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  • China

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  • Greece and Italy

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  • Spain

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  • Central America

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  • England

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“Through travel, the classroom comes to life. The results of immersive travel experiences are intangible but incredibly valuable: improved language skills, a wider global perspective and increased resourcefulness and independence.”
 
–Margaret Rice
Language Department Chair

Service Trips

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  • Mexico

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"Go forth and set the world on fire."
–St. Ignatius of Loyola

Performing Arts Trips

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  • Band Tour

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  • Choir Tour

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  • Orchestra Tour

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The Jesuit Network

Interactive Map of Jesuit Schools

Loyola Academy, the largest Jesuit school in the United States, is a member of the Jesuit network that consists of more than 1,000 schools throughout the world. When the Society of Jesus was founded in 1540, St. Ignatius of Loyola encouraged Jesuits to travel to other parts of the world in order to serve and "save souls." In his encyclical Laudata si (2015), Pope Francis reminds us that the world is our common home.

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