"Marjon is taking amazing steps to be net zero. "They have been a key part of the Council’s Climate Emergency Action Plan. Green growth is good for the planet and economy; we’re looking after future generations now." Lord Mayor of Plymouth,

"I'm just so excited to start teaching. I am looking forward to exploring forensic anthropology and disaster victim identification with the students.” Welcome to Marjon, Ryan Austin Ryan is a Forensic Anthropologist with experience in both

Plymouth Marjon University researchers have formed a partnership with Plymouth City Council to boost local growth. The ‘Spend 4 Plymouth’ initiative is focusing on keeping businesses and organisations spending money locally in an effort to

History is full of danger, excitement and mystery. At Marjon we offer an innovative BA (Hons) History degree allowing students to cross space and time, looking at how big events, myriad forces and influential people have shaped the world we live in

#WeAreMarjon "I hope to bring a friendly face to the Student Union (SU). I want students to feel safe and welcome to come to me. I want to ensure that the SU is working for all groups of students, helping them take on any challenges that may come

Fancy trying something new? The Marjon Sports Federation have been hard at work putting together a Wellness Pass, new for 2022/23, and it is not to be missed The membership targets both physical and mental wellbeing, entitling you to attend a

Have you spotted some new signs in the Arts Cafe? The fantastic Marjon Arts Centre is now one of twelve partner organisations working with Plymouth Culture on Tap-In Plymouth. The posters include a QR code which, when tapped, will allow you to

Our fantastic Welcome Team are up to some very exciting things this October. At the end of the month, they will be braving The Trevi Warrior Women’s 10k walk, to fundraise for charity ‍♀️ Trevi Women is a nationally award-winning women’s

“Marjon helped me enormously when I was a student. ❤ "I struggle with Season Affected Depression, which means I can find it hard to manage my mental health during the darker winter months. “I found January in my second year particularly tricky,

Autumn has arrived on campus