champion
Neil Oatley – design and development director in Formula One teams
Christopher O'Donnell – Olympic track and field athlete
Nicholas Osipczak – professional mixed martial artist; a cast member of SpikeTV's The Ultimate Fighter: United States vs. United Kingdom
Monty Panesar – England Test cricketer
Sarah Pochin – Reform UK MP
Beth Potter - triathlete, Olympic Bronze Medalist at 2024 Summer Olympics, and world champion (2023).
Nirmal Purja - mountaineer and world record holder
Paula Radcliffe – athlete
Chris Read – England Cricket wicketkeeper
Mark Richardson – 400 m athlete
Bridget Riley – artist
Andy Robinson – rugby player / coach
Lisa Rogers – television presenter
Lawrie Sanchez – football manager
Mohd Sapuan Salit – Professor of material science at Universiti Putra Malaysia
Malcolm Sayer – Jaguar Cars designer and engineer
Peter Scott – chemist
Robbie Simpson – Huddersfield Town FC footballer in League One
Rob Smedley – former director of data systems at Formula 1
Steve Speirs – Stella (UK TV series) actor – studied drama under birth name Steven Roberts
Joy Spence – master blender
Brian Stubbs – footballer
Jodie Swallow – triathlete
Michael Swift – professional rugby union player and record-holder for appearances in Pro12
John Taylor – Wales rugby union player, who refused to tour with British Lions in apartheid South Africa
Zack Test – rugby union player
Paul Thomas – founding Vice-Chancellor of University of the Sunshine Coast
Lee Tong-soung - United Koreans in Japan official football team player
Hugo Turner and Ross Turner (The Turner Twins) – adventurers
Bob Wilson – Arsenal goalkeeper
Sir Clive Woodward – England rugby union coach
Roger Wrightson – cricket player
== See also ==
Armorial of UK universities
College of advanced technology (United Kingdom)
List of universities in the UK
== References ==
=== Explanatory notes ===
=== Citations ===
== Further reading ==
L. M. Cantor & G. F. Matthews (1977). Loughborough from College to University: A History of Higher Education at Loughborough, …
