Loughborough University

Number one in the world for sports-related subjects 10 years running

QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017-2026

Undergraduate study

Browse our fantastic range of undergraduate courses for 2027 entry and explore what Loughborough has to offer.

Postgraduate study

Enhance your knowledge, expand your skills and advance your career with a postgraduate degree from Loughborough.

Empowering people to achieve extraordinary things

Recognised as a world leader in Para and disability sport, we are supporting the evolution of wheelchair tennis - widening participation and enhancing the safety and wellbeing of players at every level.

Shaping global policy on sustainable AI at Davos

Our Business School experts are key contributors to two World Economic Forum White Papers, both being showcased at Davos – placing sustainable AI, and Loughborough’s world leading research in this field, firmly on the international agenda.

Why green hydrogen gives me hope

Our Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation, Professor Dan Parsons, highlights why green hydrogen should give us real hope in confronting the most complex climate challenges ahead.

Empowering the planet

Our ongoing use of fossil fuels poses a major threat to our planet, impacting the climate and environment as well as the health of people and wildlife globally. We are leading the movement towards a safer, sustainable future for our world.

Building digital communities

At Loughborough University, we are working towards a more equitable future for humanity where the power of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is harnessed to combat inequity and drive common prosperity. Find out how.

Creating inclusive communities

At Loughborough University, we’re taking the steps needed to define and improve living standards, for everyone. Find out how.

Building better humans

Our research explores how sport impacts human health and wellbeing, advances sport technologies, and underpins a range of policies that safeguard everyone participating in a sport.

50 years of litter on Skye

The tranquil beach on the Isle of Skye where 1 square metre of sand holds 1,000 pieces of litter

"I’m not racist, but…" New study examines the subtle defence of white nationalism in the UK and US

18 May 2026

Work begins on our newest hall of residence

13 May 2026

Ultra-endurance athletes reveal how the human body prioritises survival under stress

13 May 2026

World-first battery-electrolyser system handed over in Malawi

12 May 2026

May

LU Literary Festival: Author Interview with Juliet Jacques

May

IAS Seminar: Community Engaged Communication for Reduction of Climate Risks Using the Arts

May

LU Literary Festival: Writing Workshop with Juliet Jacques

May

Inaugural Lecture: Professor Paul Roach and Professor Clare Hutton

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