Congratulations to Dr Sarah Preedy on winning the best paper award in the enterprise education track at the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) Conference 2018. Sarah’s paper is about extracurricular enterprise activities and

Is postgraduate study an option for you? If so, here is funding information which could help you make it happen. Also, for Marjon alumni there is a 20% discount when you progress from our undergraduate to postgraduate programmes within two years

Not been to Marjon for a while? Click and drag your mouse, swipe or move your phone to enjoy a 360-degree look around Barjon and the new student hub.

To mark British Science Week we’re talking about language and the brain with Dr Tomasina Oh... #BSW2018

#WeAreMarjon “I wasn’t working in a forensic-based job when I was asked to help with my first criminal case in Britain. I was working for the National Museum of Scotland as Senior Curator of Entomology. It was a job that involved the collection

Nearly everyone feels stress in the run up to and during exams so our Student Support team is here to help. If you would like to access help online then the Student Handbook includes information on anxiety, stress, mindfulness techniques, and people

Congratulations to Speech and Language Therapy duo Dr Sarah Griffiths and Rynette Hartmann on being made Research Champions by the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. Rynette is the first EVER student to be made a Research Champion!

WIN rugby tickets. To enter, LIKE this post! Plymouth Marjon University is giving away three pairs of tickets to watch Plymouth Albion RFC at home to Caldy Rugby Club on 3 Feb. Full terms and conditions can be found here:

We will remember them. Thank you to guest blogger Chris for sharing some of the stories of Marjon alumni who served during World War One. http://sites.marjon.ac.uk/marketing1/2018/11/07/marjon-remembers/

Our archives have revealed there was once a wine and brandy fund to help students with their exam stress. Minutes from 1841 record that the sum of £2.10 shillings per year was allotted for “wine and brandy to be given to students who were low and