Claire is wearing a smart white blouse with jeans. She is sitting at a wooden table with a folder of designs. She is focused and writing.

Alumna Claire Fitton’s co-founds award-winning Uniform Design Consultancy

Claire Fitton was drawn to the Multimedia Textiles course at Loughborough. She found a space that encouraged her to explore fashion, interiors, materials, and processes, without the pressure to specialise too soon. She graduated from the course in Fashion and Textiles in 2006 - we chatted to her to find out how her studies at Loughborough kickstarted a career in the fashion industry.
Professor Dr Phebe Mann the standing up in a lecture room in Malaysia. She has a presentation up on the board which reads University Strategy: Vision. We will be an internationally engaged research-intensive university that delivers meaningful impact and keeps students at our heart. The University logo is at the bottom on the presentation.

Championing sustainable construction: Professor Phebe Mann hosts masterclass in Malaysia

Professor Eur Ing Dr Phebe Mann, Visiting Professor in Construction Law, Management and Engineering led a masterclass on 14 August at Universiti Malaysia Sabah’s (UMS) Faculty of Engineering, focusing on “Sustainability in Construction: From Policy to Practice”.

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Alumnus co-authors Collecting in the Icon Age: IT’s Impact on Collecting Practices

Paul Wilson (Ergonomics 1972) has co-authored a new book with Pete Tolmie titled Collecting in the Icon Age: IT’s Impact on Collecting Practices.

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Students from the Loughborough Finance and Investment Society hear from two expert alumni

Two Loughborough alumni recently returned to campus to speak with students at events hosted by the Loughborough Finance and Investment Society (LFIS), the University’s largest student society with over 450 members.

Barry in his graduation gown and hat with his grandmother. They are smiling together.

Alumnus Barry Moore’s #LboroJourney to Chartered Engineer

Barry Moore began his journey to chartership with no formal qualifications after leaving school at 15. A decade later, he earned a master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Loughborough in 1973 and achieved Chartered Engineer status, enabled by the university's forward-thinking approach.