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For students interested in the MBA: Healthcare Management or MBA: Executive, click here to make an appointment with Assistant Director Katie Laugel. The Quinlan School of Business offers graduate open houses, information sessions, individual appointments, open Zoom and text sessions, and a multitude of other ways to get to know us better.
Admission is open to current Loyola University Chicago Students only. Quinlan School of Business freshman students may apply to the program during their first semester. To be considered, please fill out the application. Contact us. Senior Assistant Dean, Undergraduate Operations: Nicole Gesualdo Email: negesualdo@luc.edu Phone: 312.915.6113
Areas of Study. Whether you're seeking an MBA or planning to build your future in fast-growing fields such as information systems, data analytics, or supply chain management, the Quinlan School of Business has a program tailored for your success. Our wide-ranging degree and certificate programs are designed to suit your career goals.
Throughout his multi-decade career Mike has always been a leader in designing, developing, and delivering technology solutions to business problems. With a love of software development, his depth of experience and skills led him to gravitate toward business-critical systems, including real-time claim processing platforms, high-volume market data, and complex enterprise system integrations.
His research interests are in Computer Networking, Data Analysis, and Network Security. He has served as the Director of the Master of Science in Information Systems Management (MSISM) program and has been honored by the Quinlan School of Business as the Outstanding Graduate School of Business Faculty Member of the Year.
Curriculum. The 12-course curriculum of the Master of Science in Information Systems and Analytics prepares you to be a responsible leader in the fast-growing information systems and analytics fields. Courses are offered in online, hybrid, and in-class formats. Students can complete all 12 courses in one year and completely online.
