Universidad Loyola Andalucía
University in Dos Hermanas, Spain
Universidad Loyola Andalucía is a private university of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in Andalusia, which began its activities in 2013. According to the university, it has more than 9,150 students across its three sites in Seville, Córdoba and Granada. The Seville campus is in Dos Hermanas, on Avenida de las Universidades, and was recently rebuilt to a design by Luis Vidal + Arquitectos.
Loyola offers single and double bachelor's degrees in these areas:
- Business administration (also in a bilingual track) and economics
- Communication and digital arts
- Law, criminology and international relations
- Education and psychology
- Engineering and mathematics
- Health sciences, including Medicine and Pharmacy
- Theology (at the Granada site)
It also runs master's degrees, doctoral programmes and executive education. Students can take part in exchanges with more than 200 universities in 45 countries, and incoming exchange students are offered a free intensive Spanish course during welcome week. Applications for bachelor's degrees are made online and include admission tests. In Dos Hermanas, the partner residence MiCampus Entrenúcleos is a 7-minute walk from campus; shared student flats are also a common option.
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Programmes
Official bachelor's degrees (S = Seville, C = Córdoba, G = Granada):
- Arts and digital design: Performing Arts and Film (S), Video Game Design and Digital Animation (S), Music Creation and Production (S)
- Communication: Audiovisual Communication (S), Journalism and Digital Media (S), Advertising and Digital Marketing (S, C)
- Law and society: Law, Criminology, International Relations, Psychology (S, C)
- Education: Early Childhood and Primary Education (S)
- Business: Business Administration, also bilingual, and Business Data Analytics (S, C); Economics (S)
- Engineering (S): Industrial Technologies, Industrial Organisation, Software, Computer and Virtual Technologies, Mechatronics and Robotics, Aerospace, Biomedical; Applied Mathematics
- Health: Nursing and Sport Sciences (S, C); Biotechnology, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Medicine, Nutrition (S)
- Theology and Religious Sciences (G)
Many double degrees are offered, such as Business Administration + Law.
Graduate programmes
Official master's degrees offered in the 2026-27 academic year include:
- Law and tax: Legal Practice (Abogacía y Procura), Corporate Legal Advice, Taxation, Labour Consultancy
- Business: MBA, Auditing, Advertising Creativity
- Engineering: Industrial Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Hydrogen Energy and Technologies
- Psychology and health: General Health Psychology, Neuropsychology, Early Intervention, Educational Psychology, Sports Medicine, Neurorehabilitation
- Secondary School Teacher Training
Several masters can be combined as double masters. Loyola also offers its own master's programmes (títulos propios), for example in sports business with Real Betis, and doctoral programmes in data science, psychology, inclusive development, engineering and theology.
Admission
Admission to bachelor's degrees is handled online in four steps: register on the admission platform, sign up for an admission test session for the chosen degree, submit the required documents and sit the admission tests. Some applicant groups are exempt from the test but must still apply. Admitted candidates become students only after enrolling and proving they meet the legal requirements for university access in Spain.
Exchange students are admitted after nomination by their home university, may take only bachelor's-level courses and pay no tuition fees at Loyola.
Housing
The partner residence for the Dos Hermanas (Seville) campus is MiCampus Entrenúcleos, which has a collaboration agreement with the university and is a 7-minute walk from campus. The university's student accommodation page also lists other options in Seville city and in Córdoba; shared student flats are a common choice, especially for exchange students.