Colegio Mayor Loyola

Colegio Mayor Loyola, also known as Colegio Mayor Universitario Loyola, is a mixed university residence located in Madrid, Spain. Founded in 1969 by the Society of Jesus (Compañía de Jesús), it is affiliated with the Complutense University of Madrid and is part of the Council of College Residences in Spain.

Overview

• Location: Situated in the heart of Ciudad Universitaria, the residence offers a total of 200 places for undergraduate students and four for postgraduate students.

• Facilities: The college features modern amenities, including individual rooms with en-suite bathrooms, a cafeteria, gym, study rooms, library, and recreational areas. It provides a full board service, ensuring students have meals throughout the week.14

• Educational Focus: Colegio Mayor Loyola emphasizes a holistic educational approach based on Ignatian principles, fostering personal growth and community living. It offers a variety of cultural, social, and sports activities aimed at complementing academic education.23

• Community and Values: The institution promotes a culture of respect and safety among its residents, with initiatives aimed at preventing abuse and fostering positive relationships. This aligns with the broader mission of the Jesuit community to form individuals committed to service and social responsibility.12

• Admissions: The admission process considers academic performance, involvement in social or volunteer work, and alignment with the values of the Jesuit community. Interviews are part of the selection process for applicants.5

For more information, you can visit their official website at cmuloyola.org or their LinkedIn page under the username colegio-mayor-loyola.