Recruitment in Loughborough

Loughborough's history dates back to the Medieval Times, but the first sign of industrialisation came in the 19th century when inventor John Heathcoat, developed a new machine for use within the established lace industry. Since then, factories for steam locomotives, cranes, and motor car parts have evolved.

The city is a hub for sport with Loughborough University recognised as a top UK sporting university and provides unrivalled opportunity to get involved with a plethora of sports, regardless of ability. It has a wide range of facilities including gyms, athletic centres, cricket, tennis, and artificial pitches for lacrosse, American football, and hockey, as well as being a base for several sports governing bodies.

The university has been ranked in the top 10 universities in the UK multiple years in a row, by The Sunday Times Good University Guide and Guardian League Table, and 95% of graduates work or go into further study within 6 months of graduation.