21 Mar 2024: Making a difference is at the heart of what we do here at Plymouth Marjon University, find out how our staff and students do this on our news pages.

27 Mar 2024: Marketing and Student Recruitment Strategy. 2021-2023. i. Overview. This document describes the direction of travel for marketing and student recruitment for the years. 2021 to 2023. It moves from the general to the specific, from contextual

27 Mar 2024: University of St Mark & St John. Procedures and Criteria for the Appointment of. Professors, Associate Professors, Visiting Professors,. Professors Emeritus/Emerita and Visiting Fellows. Introduction. This document sets out criteria for the award of

27 Mar 2024: Guide to: Being successful at fundraising. Clubs and teams are recommended to fundraise throughout the year. This could be. for a chosen charity, the annual varsity event, or to raise funds for new equipment. This guide will cover:. • Choosing a

27 Mar 2024: 1. BOARD OF GOVERNORS. Meeting 3/2018-19. Friday 22 March 2019. Room W210. Approved Minutes. Present:. Mr Graham Raikes MBE (Chair). Independent Governor. GR. Mr Mike Baker Academic Staff Governor MB. Mr Richard Bayly Independent Governor RB. Dr Sue

25 Mar 2024: Page | 1. COUNTER FRAUD AND ANTI-CORRUPTION. POLICY. (V 0.04). This document describes the processes which the University will use to set out its approach to. counter fraud and corruption within the institution identifying the roles of the

27 Mar 2024: Sustainable fish cities pledge. Introduction. This paper seeks to explain the background and discussions that have taken place between the National. Marine Aquarium and Food Plymouth with regard to Plymouth becoming a Sustainable Fish City. Our.

25 Mar 2024: Plymouth Marjon University Data Protection Statement for Students 2023-24: page 1 of 7. DATA PROTECTION STATEMENT FOR STUDENTS 2023-24. The University processes data about you for a variety of purposes, involving all. aspects of the administration

27 Mar 2024: University of St Mark & St John Generic Grade Descriptors. Undergraduate Provision LEVELS 4, 5 and 6 (C, D and H) Pass 90-100% Outstanding work which: -. • demonstrates analytical and critical acumen. • demonstrates the ability to develop and