The faculty members at Loyola are renowned scholars, researchers, and practitioners in social sciences. They encourage progressive.
Read moreLoyola has strong partnerships with international universities, research institutions, and think tanks. The college has frequent.
Read moreLoyola is rooted in Jesuit values, focusing on social justice, ethics, and leadership. It prepares students to drive change with integrity.
Read moreFor over six decades, Loyola College of Social Sciences has stood as a beacon of academic excellence, shaping leaders and visionaries in the field of social sciences. Founded in 1963 by the Society of Jesus, Loyola has cultivated a legacy of nurturing critical thinkers and change-makers who impact communities worldwide.Accredited with NAAC A++ and consistently ranked among India’s top 10 Social Work Colleges, Loyola is more than an institution; it’s a movement toward a just and equitable society. We are part of a network of more than 200 higher education institutions worldwide, positioning our students for success in an interconnected global community. With its multidisciplinary approach, robust industry connections, and strong international partnerships, Loyola continues to redefine higher education as a transformative journey.
Read More"Loyola has gone outside the portals of the college to provide services - this engagement with the community is what marks Loyola out as an institution truly anchored in excellence."
"I was the first Chairman of the Student Union of Loyola College. Today when I look back I can say that I learned discipline, rigour, thirst for knowledge and value-base for my political involvement here in Loyola."
"The most important achievement of Loyola is the quality of education. That is what makes Loyola unique in the higher education scenario of Kerala."
“The institution promotes depth of thought and imagination since imagination, creativity and critical thinking are essential to Jesuit education."
"Our institution promotes depth of thought and imagination since imagination, creativity and critical thinking are essential to Jesuit education."