We welcome more than 200 youth workers, academics and policy makers to campus this week for the first major international conference focused on the impact of youth work. The Transformative Youth Work International Conference aims to disseminate the

On 8 and 9 August the world famous British Firework Championships will illuminate Plymouth Sound. Find out more: http://www.britishfireworks.co.uk/

Congratulations to former Strength and Conditioning student, Sam Carter​, who starts as a Coach at Imperium Plymouth​. During his time at Marjon, Sam’s course allowed him to make industry contacts through nationwide seminars and work with the

Here's just one example of the amazing things our Rehabilitation in Sport & Exercise and Sports Therapy students get up to! There's still time to study with us in September https://www.marjon.ac.uk/clearing/

On Friday we held a ceremony on campus remembering the former students of St Mark or St John who had been lost to war. Marjon journalism students David Bray and Dael Munn-Tyrrell, who served in the Royal Air Force and Army respectively, attended our

CUTE PUPPER ALERT Jack, the crime-fighting dog, dances when he finds an accelerant in a burnt-out room. Jack joined our Criminology and Forensic Criminology students at a fire event on campus and won over everyone with his nose for smells (and his

“I was a mess, very unwell with various mental health problems. I knew if I didn’t do something really drastic I was probably going to put myself six foot under, so I found Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing Therapy. When I did this, I

Congratulations to Dr Jonathan Harvey on the publication of his book “A Sociological Approach to Acquired Brain Injury and Identity”. The book features in-depth interviews with six male survivors of acquired brain injury (ABI), exploring their

Congratulations to Plymouth Raiders Basketball Club on a 86 - 68 win against Bristol Flyers tonight! Marjon Raider Denzel Ubiaro scored an impressive eleven points, including this one...

#TimeToTalk Day is a chance for all of us to be more open about mental health – to talk, to listen, to change lives. Talking helps to break down negative stereotypes and can support people who are feeling isolated. Students can talk to our