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November 26, 2021 via TwitterCalling all current students Did you know you can apply for a Studiosity Boost? We will be allocating additional usages of the system to those who have applied. Applications will close at 4pm on Monday 29th November. Fill out this form to apply:
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June 07, 2022 via TwitterRT @GradSWJobs: Considering #postgraduate study? Check out the @marjonuni open day! https://t.co/MNzyOQTC9B #postgrad #devonhour #plymou…
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May 12, 2022 via TwitterIn the results, 89% of Marjon’s research was internationally recognised in terms of originality, significance and rigour. 55% is rated in the highest scoring 3*or 4* categories, as internationally excellent. 100% of Marjon’s research was rated
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22 Feb 2022: 1 SFE/DSAEVID/A. DSA Disabled Students’ Allowance Disability Evidence FormAbout this formTo get DSA a medical professional (for example, your GP) needs to provide information about your disability on this form.Don’t complete this form if you
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookStars of the future ⭐ It is amazing to see what a successful term our first year acting and musical theatre students have had. We can't wait to watch all their performances over the next three years.
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October 25, 2021 via TwitterRT @HannahFShead: Thank you @marjonuni for an uplifting and inspiring day. It was an absolute pleasure to be awarded my honorary degree.…
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March 22, 2022 via TwitterWe were treated to performances from Karen Griffiths who opened the show with three acoustic songs, @FunnySuzyB who spoke about the joys of being a Janner, and the fantastically talented 16-year-old, Lily Rainbow, who sang her own song about the
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookWe asked one of our Student Ambassadors what they were most worried about before starting university...
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookVideo reads: The story of Good King Wenceslas and its link to Marjon. The carol you hear now is sung by Musical Theatre students currently studying at Marjon. The carol tells a story of a Bohemian king braving winter weather to do charitable works.
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January 20, 2022 via Twitter“During this climate crisis, the way we tell these stories is crucial and that’s something I’m exploring with my journalism students at Marjon – so many of them have an interest in environmental issues which is great to see.” Go Toxic Free
