Introducing the Disability Passport
We are pleased to announce the introduction of a Disability Passport, developed through collaboration between the Staff Inclusivity Group, EDI Services, Occupational Health and HR.
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Students: Design a sustainability workshop to be delivered on campus for the chance to win up to £250
LU Arts and LSU Community have teamed up to launch an exciting opportunity for students to engage creatively with ecological issues. This new initiative invites students to propose ideas for a creative, sustainability-focused workshop to be delivered on campus during this year’s autumn term.
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Upcoming wellbeing sessions for students
Student Services are running a variety of events throughout June to support your wellbeing. Topics covered include how to manage anxiety, the importance of self-care and techniques to lift your mood.
Unit of Assessment (UoA) Lead recruitment – Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029
Loughborough University is looking to appoint several experienced and motivated individuals to serve as Unit of Assessment (UoA) Leads for the upcoming Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029 submission.
Loughborough academic reveals how to master time and motivation in new book
In his new book, Dr Ian Taylor, Reader in Motivation Science at the University, unveils a groundbreaking approach to mastering our relationship with time. Drawing on psychological research, ‘Time Hacks: The psychology of time and how to spend it’ offers practical strategies to help readers escape the cycle of stress and stagnation, unlocking a more balanced and fulfilling life.
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Notice of automatic re-enrolment to University pension schemes
Every three years, the Pensions Regulator requires employers to enrol colleagues who are not currently pension scheme members into a pension scheme.
Our leadership, our stories: Join the Loughborough leadership blog today
Since February 2025, the University’s new Leadership Blog has been a growing space for reflection, insight, and storytelling. Every two weeks, a new voice from our community shares a unique perspective on what leadership means to them, whether through personal experience, professional growth, or thought-provoking ideas.
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Step into Health: Your final opportunity to join this year’s free health and wellbeing programme
The Step into Health programme at Loughborough College is a government funded health and wellbeing initiative designed to help adults aged 19+ improve their lifestyle, whilst achieving a qualification in the process.
A statement from the University on conflict experienced across the world
There is instability and conflict across the world, and we know that this has an impact on our community.
You said, we listened: The Culture, Employment and Development of Academic Researchers Survey (CEDARS)
CEDARS is a national survey run every two years that gives research communities across UK higher education the chance to share their views on their research cultures, working conditions and professional development.
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Students: Design a sustainability workshop to be delivered on campus for the chance to win up to £250
LU Arts and LSU Community have teamed up to launch an exciting opportunity for students to engage creatively with ecological issues. This new initiative invites students to propose ideas for a creative, sustainability-focused workshop to be delivered on campus during this year’s autumn term.
Upcoming wellbeing sessions for students
Student Services are running a variety of events throughout June to support your wellbeing. Topics covered include how to manage anxiety, the importance of self-care and techniques to lift your mood.
Unit of Assessment (UoA) Lead recruitment – Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029
Loughborough University is looking to appoint several experienced and motivated individuals to serve as Unit of Assessment (UoA) Leads for the upcoming Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029 submission.
Loughborough academic reveals how to master time and motivation in new book
In his new book, Dr Ian Taylor, Reader in Motivation Science at the University, unveils a groundbreaking approach to mastering our relationship with time. Drawing on psychological research, ‘Time Hacks: The psychology of time and how to spend it’ offers practical strategies to help readers escape the cycle of stress and stagnation, unlocking a more balanced and fulfilling life.
Notice of automatic re-enrolment to University pension schemes
Every three years, the Pensions Regulator requires employers to enrol colleagues who are not currently pension scheme members into a pension scheme.
Our leadership, our stories: Join the Loughborough leadership blog today
Since February 2025, the University’s new Leadership Blog has been a growing space for reflection, insight, and storytelling. Every two weeks, a new voice from our community shares a unique perspective on what leadership means to them, whether through personal experience, professional growth, or thought-provoking ideas.
Step into Health: Your final opportunity to join this year’s free health and wellbeing programme
The Step into Health programme at Loughborough College is a government funded health and wellbeing initiative designed to help adults aged 19+ improve their lifestyle, whilst achieving a qualification in the process.
A statement from the University on conflict experienced across the world
There is instability and conflict across the world, and we know that this has an impact on our community.
You said, we listened: The Culture, Employment and Development of Academic Researchers Survey (CEDARS)
CEDARS is a national survey run every two years that gives research communities across UK higher education the chance to share their views on their research cultures, working conditions and professional development.