Notable Alumni
See also: Category:Alumni of Loughborough University- Lorna Fitzsimmons – former NUS President and Labour Party MP
- Sebastian Coe, Baron Coe – Olympic athlete, politician and later Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games
- Johnnie Johnson (RAF officer), leading Spitfire ace of World War II, when it was Loughborough College
- Tobias Ellwood – Conservative MP
- Adnan al-Janabi – Iraq former minister without portfolio.
- Derek Abbott – Physicist and Electronic Engineer
- Robin Daniels – Engineer & Entrepreneur, Executive Vice President – Living PlanIT SA, World Economic Forum - Global Technology Pioneer 2012
- Steve Matchett – Former F1 Mechanic, Author and T.V. Presenter
- Neil Oatley – Formula One Engineer and Designer
- Malcolm Sayer – Jaguar Cars Designer and Engineer
- Steve Hallam – Formula 1 engineer, Head of the race team for the McLaren Mercedes Team
- Steve Backley – Javelin Thrower
- Daniel Bennett – Singaporean footballer
- Robbie Brightwell – Athlete, European 440 yards champion 1962
- Dany Chamoun - the late Lebanese politician, and son of former president Camille Chamoun
- John Cooper Olympic silver medallist at 440 yards hurdles in Tokyo 1964, died in the Paris Air Disaster 1973
- Fran Cotton – Rugby Footballer
- Gerald Davies – Wales and British Lion Rugby Union player, Times Journalist and Manager of the British and Irish Lions in South Africa 2009
- John Dawes – Wales and British Lions rugby player, captained the British Lions in South Africa 1971
- James Gibson – Swimmer
- Tanni Grey-Thompson – Athlete
- Ben Kay – England Rugby union World Cup 2003 Winner
- Donna Kellogg – Badminton
- Jeanette Kwakye Athlete
- Nassib Lahoud - former Lebanese PM, cabinet minister and ambassador to the USA
- John Mantle – Wales Rugby Union and Great Britain Rugby League player
- Colin McFadyean – England and British Lions Rugby Union Player
- David Moorcroft – Runner
- 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
- Paula Radcliffe MBE – Athlete
- Chris Read – England Cricket Wicketkeeper
- Mark Richardson – 400 m athlete
- Andy Robinson – Rugby player / coach
- Brian Stubbs – Footballer
- Jodie Swallow – Triathlete
- John Taylor – Wales Rugby Union player refused to tour with British Lions in South Africa in opposition to Apartheid
- Professor Paul Thomas AM, founding Vice-Chancellor of University of the Sunshine Coast
- Bob Wilson – Ex-Arsenal goal-keeper.
- Sir Clive Woodward – England Rugby union coach.
- Lawrie Sanchez – Football manager
- Robbie Simpson – Huddersfield Town FC Football Player playing in League One
- Sir Peter Bonfield – Former chief executive of ICL and BT Group
- David Collier – Cricket administrator and businessman, chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)
- Diane Farr – Numb3rs actress
- Bridget Riley – Artist
- Lisa Rogers – Television presenter
- Rob Smedley – F1 race engineer for Felipe Massa
- Roger Wrightson – Cricketer
- Dr. Liam Hennessy, renowned exercise physiologist, strength & conditioning coach, and former international athlete.
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