We are delighted to have appointed eight students as the first ever Marjon Change Makers. Congratulations Aaron, Alex B, Alex W, Georgia, Geraldine, Jack, Joe and Hannah! The students spent an initial training day developing their ideas for

Marjon Business School can help you to develop your own business skills, or those of your employees. The business team will be talking about courses and funding options at the Business Development Evening on Thursday 20 June.

"Not everyone gets the opportunity to be a part of something as innovative and exciting as this. We’re on the cutting edge, trying out a new approach to medical appointments which, if we can make it work, could have an NHS wide impact." - Samuel

“Before I studied PGCE RE at Marjon, I worked as a Teaching Assistant in a special education school. I chose to do my PGCE after coming back from maternity leave with my second child. I felt like I needed more of a challenge. I wanted to keep

Arts and Humanities degrees at Marjon are all about thinking a little differently and communicating with impact. See our courses ahead of the UCAS application deadline on Tues 15 January 2019: https://www.marjon.ac.uk/arts/

Check out the BUCS Captains in their brand-new kits! BUCS starts next Wednesday, on the 9th October. Good luck to everyone for the season! #GoTeamMarjon

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 is a special place, we aim to be more welcoming, more optimistic, and more personal than other universities. The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 ranked us: ✔️ No. 1️⃣ in England for teaching quality ✔️ Top in the

On #WorldPoetryDay we are proud to present 'College cleaner's vision', the second of two poetry collaborations by Marjon Arts students. Xena reads the poem and video production is by Dael. The inspiration for the poem is an old photo of Marjon

Marjon Social Sciences Course Lead Dr Gregory Borne went to an all-party parliamentary group that discusses ways society can help protect our oceans. "It was inspiring to talk to the different stakeholders all coming together under the common cause