Latest news in the School of Design and Creative Arts
Two Loughborough University academics have been selected to join the Department for Transport’s (DfT) College of Experts.
Thirty Year 10 students from underrepresented backgrounds visited the Loughborough campus earlier this week for two days of inspirational interactive creative workshops and to learn about their future course and career options.
A Loughborough University academic was invited to give evidence to a UK Parliament Select Committee.
'When Pigs Fly' is an open-air digital installation of Ambiguous Standards of Time that challenges the viewers to question their perception of time.
The School of Design and Creative Arts is a host university to the Artists Access to Art Colleges (AA2A) scheme, providing artists with access to workshops and equipment to support their creative careers.
A video work by artist and writer, El Morgan ‘Have you had a productive day?’ explores vulnerability, interdependence and the messy crossings of human and animal bodies.
On Thursday 14 and Friday 15 September, Loughborough School of Design and Creative Arts (SDCA) hosted the first pilot event for the Ford Motor Company Fund Smart Mobility Accelerator, a bolt-on event to the Ford Fund Smart Mobility Challenge.
A new Loughborough University-led project aims to develop an effective screening test to identify individuals in the early stages of dementia who are unfit to drive.
On Friday 15 September, the University celebrated staff from across the institution, including the School of Design and Creative Arts, for the Vice-Chancellor’s Awards.
Loughborough University and adidas are one of only six exceptional industry–academia partnerships from across the UK to be shortlisted for the Royal Academy of Engineering Bhattacharyya Award.