The University is proud to serve the military professionals with several years’ experience in providing tailor-made programmes
Our courses
Our most popular courses with Armed Forces members are:
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BA (Hons) Leadership and Management for Business
Undergraduate
You’ll study marketing, leadership, people management, accounting and finance, mentoring and enterprise and develop your business skills through coaching and by working on real world projects.
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MBA (Master of Business Administration)
Postgraduate
This MBA, designed in collaboration with employers, is for any individual moving into, or in a senior or strategic management role, who wishes to further develop their higher-level leadership and management skills.
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MRes
Postgraduate
The Master of Research (MRes) is a flexible programme based around three taught research methods modules, an independent project relating to your specialist subject area, and a Masters thesis.
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BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science (part-time, suitable for Public Services and Military personnel)
Undergraduate
This 36 month part-time BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science course is specifically designed for armed forces and public services physical trainers.
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What our students are saying
Stephen Mooney MBE, Warrant Officer
"I can honestly say that whilst this course has been the hardest academic challenge that I have ever faced it was also the most enjoyable and definitely the most rewarding. The lecturers are fantastic, each one possessing individual but extensive experiences and knowledge which they are always eager to share with their students.
I would definitely recommend the University and in particular the Youth and Community programme to anyone who was passionate in pursuing a career in Youth and Community work."
Al Hewett, Colour Sergeant, MC Royal Marines
Colour Sergeant Al Hewett MC Royal Marines
“Attempting any course while in employment is hard enough without the added factor of being part of the UK Armed Forces and rotating through exceptionally busy job roles in often demanding locations ranging from the Omani desert to the Central American Jungle.
The University of St Mark & St John offered me the chance to broaden my educational horizons in an affordable and flexible, and often long distance method of tuition; aided by an exceptional student support team and a unique electronic learning space.
The course has allowed me and many more military personnel gain higher education at an affordable rate, during the most austere of times for UK Defence.”
Paul Todd, CPOPT
“The part-time Strength & Conditioning course provided me with the skills to look critically at the PT syllabus provided for Royal Navy recruits and members of Royal Navy Board and Search Teams to ensure that the PT delivered was suitable to provide robust and resilient sailors fit for frontline duty.
My whole experience with Marjon has been exceptionally positive, the lecturing staff are extremely knowledgeable and were approachable throughout. I would recommend the University to anyone wanting to gain higher education in an environment that understands the needs and commitments of the Armed Forces”.
Working in partnership
Additional courses
For other undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including further routes for PGCE Secondary teaching, please click the link below:
Our other courses may also be relevant to service leavers with ELCAS and the publicly funded degree scheme.
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Alayne Ashman Public Services and Armed Forces Liaison Officer
You can contact Alayne by phone on 01752 636843 or by email on AAshman@marjon.ac.uk. Click the button for biographies of our Armed Forces specialist tutors.
SPECIALIST TUTORS
Snapshots from our Military Heritage
1867/8
Our founder colleges - St Johns in Battersea and St Marks in Chelsea – both join forces, in response to a call for civil defence units.
1908
Volunteer forces of the UK are merged, and renamed the Territorial Force. Both colleges become part of the 10th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment.
1914
Alumni and current students of both colleges serve during World War I. Over 1100 students in all will serve.
1923
Our two founder colleges merge and are re-named as the College of St Mark and St John (Marjons) and the college is again requisitioned as a military hospital.
Remembrance Day
Corporate Covenant
We pledge to honour the Armed Forces Covenant and support the Armed Forces Community. We recognise the value Serving Personnel, both Regular and Reservists, Veterans and military families contribute to our business and our country.
UNSWIS
Members of Universities in Support of Wounded, Injured and Sick Service Personnel, Veterans and their Families (UNSWIS) which supports personnel to transition into civilian employment.
ELCAS - Centre code 4437
We are registered to ELCAS - www.enhancedlearningcredits.com.
Career Transition Partnership (CTP)
Proud to be a preferred training provider of the Career Transition Partnership (CTP).
Help for Heroes
Work closely with Endeavour Facility in HMS Drake to support their Veterans programme.
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Welcome back to the Omani Junior Naval Officers 19.11.18
Marjon offers professional development course for Junior Naval Officers.
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Marjon readies international cadets for officer training courses 16.01.18
Marjon welcomes 20 Naval Officer Cadets from the Qatari Emiri Navy for 12 weeks of preparation ahead of training at Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth.
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Army Physical Trainers Achieve 100% pass rate 20.06.16
Over the past four years, the University has successfully delivered a sport and health science foundation degree to over 100 Army Physical Trainers who have achieved a 100% pass rate.
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Marine turns actor 09.06.16
Tommy Roberts is currently enrolled on the BA (Hons) Acting course. Having spent 30 years in the Royal Marines (joining as a young 17 year old) Tommy excelled through the ranks, with his final role as a Major at 42 Commando.
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