20 Dec 2021: Collaborative Provision Arrangement: N/A 1.11 Admission Criteria: Normal University entrance criteria apply. ... Extensive library, and other learning resources and facilities. • Library and study skills guidance material. •

19 Jan 2023: BA History (v1). SECTION 1: Basic Information. 1.1 Awarding Institution: Plymouth Marjon University. ... Extensive library, and other learning resources, and facilities. • Library and study skills guidance material. •

24 Aug 2023: In addition, students have open access to extensive computer facilities within the University to support their studies. ... All placements adhere to the University Policy on Placement learning and the QAA Code of Practice.

19 Jan 2023: Students negotiate their placement aims with the host organisation and their University Placement Advisor. ... Extensive library, and other learning resources, and facilities. • Library and study skills guidance material. •

4 May 2023: They are also asked to present orally. The assessment regime accords with the University’s Assessment Regulations and Procedures. ... Library and study skills guidance material Programme handbooks, and module guides The Chaplaincy Centre which is at

20 Dec 2021: This degree would provide an extension route for a number of courses currently running at the university. ... 8. Exemptions to University Regulations. N/A. 9. Work-Based Learning/Placement Learning. N/A.

26 Oct 2015: Classes of schoolchildren and their teachers are invited to take part at the University’s library and workshops can be delivered in schools too. ... For more information telephone the University of St Mark & St John library on 01752 636700 or email

10 Nov 2022: Part-time (24 months) Plymouth Marjon University campus MA Education (Coaching, Mentoring & Leadership). ... The university’s Futures team. • Extensive library, and other learning resources, and facilities. •

12 Jul 2022: the University’s overall contribution to wider sustainable development locally, regionally and beyond. ... All student work is assessed in accordance with the University’s Degree Regulations.