A new home for health and wellbeing at Plymouth Marjon University - opening September 2025.
After a successful bid, we were awarded a capital grant of £5.8 million from the Office for Students to develop part of our site into a new hub for our health and wellbeing teaching, learning, and community clinic spaces. The Hub will open in September 2025.
We operate a number of public clinics where students can put their learning to practice under the guidance of highly qualified practitioners, while also providing essential health and wellbeing care for our Plymouth community.
Clinics in the new Marjon Health & Wellbeing Hub will be:
These clinics are already in operation across our site, but will move to the refurbished building over the summer, ready for community access and student learning in the autumn.
Many of our health and wellbeing courses will move from various locations across campus to the new building, helping to bring both learning and practice under one roof. This will help our students and staff to work more collaboratively to enhance learning and extend opportunities.
Courses being taught from the new space will be:
Moving some of our clinic spaces means our patients can park right outside the new dedicated building, quickly navigate to our reception space, and attend appointments with ease. We're looking forward to helping patients in our new clinical spaces.
The Marjon Health & Wellbeing Hub isn't just another medical space. This dedicated building will be home to the latest technology, including specialist Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) rooms, which means that our students are learning in first-class facilities from experienced and highly knowledgeable lecturers and practitioners. We prepare our students to succeed so they can provide the best support for their current and future patients, and help their community for years to come.
The new Hub will also house an academic neighbourhood, so our staff can continue to collaborate and stay research active.
Did you know, 89% of Marjon's research is recognised internationally? (REF 2021)
We work with several local, regional, and national partners to make sure our courses are delivering the latest industry standard theory and techniques, whilst helping to level-up people's careers.
We work alongside NHS England, University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust, Livewell South West, and more. Our programmes are accredited by the likes of the Nursing & Midwifery Council, General Osteopathic Council, Health & Care Professions Council, Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists, and more. This means that our courses are subject to vigorous checks and processes to make sure they are of the very highest standard.