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  1. The university traces its roots back to 1909, when the Loughborough Technical Institute was founded in the town centre. There followed a period of rapid expansion led by principal Herbert Schofield, during which there was renaming to Loughborough College and development of the present campus.

  2. Loughborough University is proud of its long history as an institution of further and higher education. Thanks to the vision of its founding father, Dr Herbert Schofield, it has been able to grow and develop into one of the country’s top universities.

  3. Take a look and see exactly how Loughborough has changed with time. Hazlerigg Hall One of the most iconic buildings on campus, Hazlerigg Hall was officially opened in 1938 by Sir Arthur Hazlerigg, the Lord Lieutenant of Leicestershire.

  4. Loughborough University's long history of success, as both a further and higher education institution, was established through the vision of our founding father, Dr Herbert Schofield. Iconic landmarks have stood the test of time, whilst our campus has expanded around them, and the University has grown into one of the country's top universities.

  5. Loughborough University was founded in 1901 as a small technical college, before gaining its Charter in 1966 and becoming the UK’s first ever technological university. Today Loughborough University is one of the top universities in the country, offering a wide range of degree courses from its 440-acre campus.

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  6. Loughborough was founded in 1909 and became a University in 1966. It has a global reputation for academic excellence, strong links with business and industry and unrivalled sporting achievement.

  7. Loughborough University has the largest single-site green campus in the UK and is situated in the county of Leicestershire. Founded in 1909 as a small Technical Institute offering courses in technical subjects, science and art, it now has 19 different schools and departments.

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