Current students, staff and graduates have achieved great things and we are incredibly proud of their success. If you decide to study at Loughborough University we will give you the support you need to ensure you achieve what you want, so that one day you can inspire others to follow in your steps.
The Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre (UTC) at Loughborough University represents a pioneering partnership between academia and industry, and was established to develop new and enhanced technologies for gas turbine engines.
Professor Neil Dixon and Dr Alister Smith, from the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering, have installed technology that could revolutionise landslide monitoring and protect vulnerable communities. The initiative was highly commended in the University's 2017 Enterprise Awards.
Dr Kerry Featherstone, Lecturer in English, has been made the first poet-in-residence at Bradgate Park, Leicestershire.
A new research centre is looking at the impact of social media on the spread of misinformation and the rise of hate speech and incivility.
Research led by Dr Sarah Mills, Reader in Human Geography, has shaped a House of Lords Report on Citizenship and Civic Engagement.
Pete Alway and Laura Keylock, PhD researchers in the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, are working with the England and Wales Cricket Board to investigate the link between fast bowling and potentially career-ending back injuries.
MSc Diplomacy, Statecraft and Foreign Policy student, Paul, has been made an ambassador of the Snowdon Trust.
Senior Lecturer in Media and Creative Industries, Dr Patria Roman-Velazquez, has been recognised by United St Saviours for the significance of her research and the progress made through her charity, Latin Elephant.
MSc Sport Business and Innovation student, Diccon Loy has seen enormous success following the launch of his inspiring social enterprise, Marathon Swims.