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How to argue without falling out – an expert guide

To disagree is an inescapable part of being human. We simply are not all the same. But whereas a small disagreement may remain amiable, particularly over text or online where we can edit our responses, a face-to-face row over a sensitive topic can develop into a more antagonistic form of argument.
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Make a new year resolution for 2025: Learn Japanese!

We are offering an in-person Japanese course for beginners, open to anyone aged 18 and over at Loughborough University.

Hasulie Dias Abeyesinghe with Dr Alena Pfoser

Students awarded prizes at Graduation

On 12th December, our 2024 postgraduate cohort enjoyed a brilliant graduation day on campus celebrating with friends, family, and staff members from our School.

School of Social Sciences and Humanities shines in the Shanghai Rankings 2024

The Loughborough School of Social Sciences and Humanities achieved remarkable success in the 2024 Shanghai Rankings’ Global Ranking of Academic Subjects (GRAS). The results affirm school’s strengths, particularly in the fields of Communication, Sociology, and Geography.
Anelisse Reyes Sandoval

Department welcomes Chevening Scholar

We are delighted to welcome Chevening Scholar Anelisse Reyes Sandoval as a student to the department.
Prof Liz Peel at Shanghai University

Prof Elizabeth Peel visits partner university in China

Professor Elizabeth Peel attended the 7th Forum of the International Journalism and Communication Education Consortium (IJCEC) meeting hosted by Shanghai University in October.

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