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Whatuni Student Choice Awards: Review Loughborough University

by Learn Admin -

Whatuni promotion image for the chance to win £500 for your uni review. A QR code is available and the web link is shown as whatuni.com/review.

Whatuni is the UK’s largest source of independent student reviews where the outcome is decided exclusively by students. They give students a voice to share their views, help prospective students in making crucial decisions on what and where to study, and provide institutions with an insight into what students think and can make improvements on.

 

It will only take a few minutes of your time, and you will be helping prospective students make informed decisions. Plus, by submitting a review you will be entered into a draw to win £500.

 

To participate in the review collection process, please click here.

Join the Student Panel and have your say

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Are you a current student who wants the opportunity to have their say? Join the Student Panel and help the university shape its approach in a range of different areas. 

 

The Market Research team needs the views of current students, and all students are welcome to sign up – whether you are a foundation, undergraduate, postgraduate, or research student, and opportunities are available to students from both the Loughborough and London campus. The Market Insight team are keen to get good representation across the student body.

 

Find out more and sign up: https://www.lboro.ac.uk/students/student-panel/

Study Week: Monday 9 - Friday 13 November 2026

by N J Thomas -

Study Week (Week 7) is coming to Loughborough, taking place from Monday 9 - Friday 13 November 2026. This dedicated week gives you a guaranteed breather from timetabled teaching, with space to catch up, reflect on your progress, and prepare for the rest of the semester.
Whether you're looking to get ahead on revision, brush up on referencing, or simply take stock and recharge, Study Week is designed with you in mind.
 
The week includes academic skills workshops covering everything from time management to referencing and critical thinking, alongside wellbeing activities such as guided walks, and daily drop-in support from Academic Writing Tutors, Academic Librarians and Mathematics Learning Support Tutors.
 
A pilot run across a small group of Schools last year covered many of these sessions and was well received by the students who took part, helping shape what's on offer this year. Some Schools will also run local, subject-specific activities alongside the central programme, so keep an eye out for what's happening in yours too.
 
You'll find the full central schedule, including how to book onto sessions, on the Study Week website. Your School will confirm anything running locally, giving you the flexibility to choose the activities that suit your needs and priorities that week.
 
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