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London and New York remain most connected cities in the world within a network of 335 cities, followed closely by major hubs in Asia

Some 49 cities across the globe have been identified as alpha cities – key players in enabling today’s economic globalisation.
Water vole at the Holnicote Estate

Pioneering river restoration has increased aquatic habitats by 1,800% creating significant benefits for nature

A pioneering environmental scheme has added more than 16 acres – 10 football pitches worth – of waterscapes and wetland to a National Trust site thanks to a new river restoration technique.
Professor Ed Brown

Loughborough academic backs G20 call to prioritise clean cooking

A Loughborough University researcher has advocated for global action to expand universal access to clean cooking at a G20 technical workshop in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil.
Bronze carbon literacy educator

Loughborough Geography is officially a Bronze Carbon Literate Educator

The department of Geography and Environment at Loughborough University has been accredited as a Bronze Carbon Literate Educator, highlighting the department’s commitment to embed climate education and action into its ethos, and facilitating a cultural shift towards a zero-carbon society. Students and staff from the department are among the first 100,000 citizens globally certified as Carbon Literate!
Members of the STEER group at the VC awards

STEER wins Vice-Chancellor's Award for Research and Innovation

We are delighted to announce that STEER were winners in the ‘Impactful Research and Innovation’ category at the 2024 Vice-Chancellor's Awards. This award is presented for research and innovation that has delivered significant and sustained impact on society and the environment.

Japanese Language Classes available on campus

The University is running in-person Japanese language courses on campus, open to anyone aged 18 and over.

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  • International Study Exchange Social

  • Study Exchange Talk - International Relations, Politics, History and Geography