This is a workout to help people with limited mobility to improve their balance. It is the fourth in our series of limited mobility exercise videos, demonstrating how to safely exercise at home. Stay home, stay safe, stay active.

#WeAreMarjon “It’s bizarre that a few weeks ago, I had a class of 34 children whose minds were captivated by anything I taught them. Now, I sit at home preparing lessons, typing to my pupils and engaging with them via Google Classroom online. I

#WeAreMarjon “When you get a job working with children you think you are actually going to go out and see them. My speech and language therapy work is specifically with children aged 0-5 and trying to work with them during this lockdown has been

The Sports Awards are going online and are not to be missed! #TeamMarjon

Throughout my four years at Marjon two things have remained constant. The first being Varsity, the biggest sporting and charity fundraising event of the year. The second being the incredible provision the University offers to support student’s

We are delighted to announce that Professor Tanya Ovenden-Hope has been appointed as Provost of Marjon University Cornwall. Read more https://bit.ly/3aV53KN

Marjon students, please listen to this message from Jenny Barnicoat, Head of Student Support. Reach the team on studentsupport@marjon.ac.uk.

This is the third in our series of videos for people with limited mobility, demonstrating how to safely exercise at home. Here is a seated lower body workout with Katie from Marjon Health & Wellbeing. Stay home, stay safe, stay active.

Here are our top tips to help you cope with stress during the lockdown... ❤️

#WeAreMarjon “If I’m honest I don’t know what my normal is anymore! Everyday is different, be it a change in government policy or new measures being introduced, we are having to rapidly respond and discover new ways of working. My focus over

#WeAreMarjon “To be a teacher has always been a goal of mine. When leaving school after A-levels I didn’t know what course to do, so before university I did a teaching apprenticeship and this really made me realise that I had to do all I could

Plymouth Marjon University has been awarded £250,000 to develop further life-changing opportunities for students in the area of health and wellbeing. The award, from the Office for Students and Research England, recognises the innovative clinics

A big rainbow is now visible in the window of Reception. It was kindly created for us by children Brooke and Bella Chapman who wanted to say thank you to the amazing NHS workers, including members of the Derriford team who are now living on campus.

Student Gerri Gillies is leading a Change Makers project to enhance the mature student experience at Marjon. Today Gerri and fellow mature students James and Lucy share their experiences of university life on the Team Marjon blog. Check out the blog

We are now recruiting a Graduate Marketing Assistant. You'll join an award winning team, who will ensure that you get access to varied opportunities and that you enjoy a steep learning curve, creating a springboard for your future career. This is a

This is the second in our series of videos for people with limited mobility, demonstrating how to safely exercise at home. Your trainer is Katie, who works with limited mobility exercise patients at Marjon Health & Wellbeing. Stay home, stay safe,

We're sharing some photos of our beautiful green campus, simply because they make us smile! They were taken by Marjon graduate Dan Grindrod.

We are delighted to launch the Marjon Staff and Student Awards 2020. This year we will be celebrating our staff and students in an online Marjon Awards 2020 Celebration. We’ll be inviting you to join us online to celebrate the awards from your own

#WeAreMarjon “It seems to be working. The transition from regular teaching to online felt very well prepared. We were told in advance that everything would need to move online soon and that we were to get ready. In time we were given a week’s

Online consultations are now available from Marjon Sport & Health Clinic. The sessions enable students to develop their clinical practice and continue vital treatments for patients across a wide range of bone, muscular and acute nerve conditions.