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Region's universities sign first-ever agreement to tackle local issues together

Universities and councils across Leicestershire have signed an historic agreement to work together to drive economic growth and tackle social challenges across the region.

29 June 2022

Researchers to quiz astronauts about their mental health during space travel

Loughborough University researchers are preparing to launch a project to look at the emotional resilience and mental health issues that astronauts develop and continue to face.

24 June 2022

Loughborough ranked highly for graduate prospects in latest Complete University Guide

The Complete University Guide 2023 has confirmed Loughborough University as one of the UK’s leading universities for undergraduate study in business and management studies, accounting and finance and economics.

14 June 2022

The ethics of trading with Putin

'The moral question of how to limit the funds being siphoned into Vladimir Putin’s war chest should include tougher sanctions and no more Russian gas.'

27 May 2022

REF 2021: 86% of our Business and Management research is ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally-excellent’

The results of the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF), published 12 May, show that 86% of our Business and Management research is now ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally-excellent’.

16 May 2022

Alumna Rene to release workplace toolkit for Black students and professionals

Rene Germain (International Business 2016) is set to release her book, ‘Black and Great: The workplace toolkit, a careers book for Black students and professionals’on 12 May.

13 May 2022

Loughborough student wins targetjobs Black Heritage Undergraduate of the Year Award 2022

Business Analytics student Samuel Ola has been announced as the winner of The Black Heritage Undergraduate of the Year Award 2022, presented by targetjobs.

11 May 2022

Companies may not have to trade-off between efficiency and fairness – research shows

Research pioneered by Dr Nikolaos Argyris of Loughborough University’s School of Business and Economics, has introduced a new approach to support decision making when allocating finances in order to promote fairness whilst limiting the impact on resource efficiency.

10 May 2022

How Putin could use Western sanctions to strengthen his control over Russia

Vladimir Putin could use the impact of Western sanctions to tighten his political grasp on Russia.

28 April 2022

Important moment for Government to improve immigration policies

As thousands of displaced Ukrainian families arrive in Britain, the Government has an opportunity to improve the way it handles UK borders and refugee resettlements, says Dr Michelle Richey.

7 April 2022