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Academically strong across the board it may be - and it is - but Loughborough is still famous for its strength in sport. It's proud of its reputation in teaching, studying and participating in all sorts of sweaty activities, though it probably is possible to be a student here without once being compelled to don a sweatband and take to a pitch of some variety. Indeed, art and culture are taken seriously here, too. It's home to two of Loughborough's major performance spaces. The Midlands market town is about a mile away from campus. The university is the town's biggest employer and students are a major part of the population here. The students' union is unique as it's the only one in the country that is physically owned by the students. The rest of the 433-acre campus is a safe and pleasant place to spend time, with good facilities for all aspects of student life, including - what else? - sport.

Fees
£3,070 for full-time undergraduate courses in 2007.

Bursaries
£1,330 for students with a household income up to £17,910, then calculated on a descending sliding scale. Merit-based scholarships are also available in some subjects.

Accommodation
Loughborough encourages first years to live in halls. A range of housing is available. Self-catering options cost from around £60 to £125 per week. Catered options cost from around £112 to £132 per week.

Contact
Tel: 01509 263171
Email: admissions@lboro.ac.uk
Web: lboro.ac.uk
Accommodation: sas@lboro.ac.uk

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