Calling all students We are looking to recruit a diverse team of undergraduate and postgraduate students to join our fantastic Student Ambassador Scheme. In the role, you will have the opportunity to be involved in a variety of events/activities to

Come along to our Menopause Cafe, aimed at breaking down the stigma around menopause and increasing its awareness. ❤️ This is a relaxed environment with tea and cake. Everyone is welcome! Marjon's first Menopause Café will be held in room E103-

On-campus open days are back! Our next open day is scheduled to take place on Saturday 2nd October, open to both undergraduate and postgraduate levels of study. Attending an Open Day is a fantastic way to find out all about our courses,

Calling all aspiring teachers PGCE applications are now open, and we're here to help! Explore our Essential Guides, featuring expert insights, to navigate your teacher training journey. Learn more about what a PGCE is, excel in your teacher training

#WeAreMarjon “Before coming to Marjon University, I studied for a year at a university in Sheffield, when suddenly, Covid hit. I made the decision to change my course at a different university. I searched through UCAS and was struck by the Outdoor

Did you know Andys Man Club Plymouth hosts a weekly support group at Marjon every Monday evening (7pm-9pm)? Andy's Man Club are a men's suicide prevention charity, fighting mental health stigma through open conversations. All who identify as male

Our 2nd year Journalism students have excelled themselves yet again, with the fourth issue of Sound Magazine Sound was distributed all over Plymouth today, and can be found in popular tourist attractions such as Cap'n Jaspers Barbican Plymouth,

Marjon has gained five new sector endorsements from The Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA) The programmes which have been endorsed are: - BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science - BSc (Hons) Sport

Please see below a further update on our approach to coronavirus. We have today written to all our students resident on campus about the plans for their accommodation after Easter. There are three key considerations. It looks increasingly unlikely