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Loughborough University named Sports University of the Year

4 October 2016

 

Loughborough University has been named the Sports University of the Year by the Times and Sunday Times 2017 Good University Guide.

The University is famed for its contribution to the world of sport, with its facilities, coaching and research expertise long regarded amongst the best in the UK. It is the second time Loughborough has won the award following its success in 2014. 

Following Rio 2016, Loughborough was linked with 42 medals across the British Olympic and Paralympic teams. Professor Robert Allison, University Vice Chancellor, said: “It is good to see Loughborough’s vital role in the Olympics and Paralympics recognised. We are incredibly proud of our sporting heritage. Our sporting ethos lies at the very heart of the University and has helped create an environment that motivates everyone to be the very best they can be."

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