Are you training to run Britain's Ocean City Half Marathon? Our sport science and sport psychology experts are offering FREE preparation workshops for runners at Marjon Sport & Health Centre. Find out more and register here: http://bit.ly/2UK8HDZ

Second year student Kira catches us up on the Women In Leadership Conference from Marjon Student Union. Spoiler alert, it was phenomenal! http://sites.marjon.ac.uk/marketing1/2019/04/17/tips-for-success-from-the-women-in-leadership-conference/

It's springtime in the Quad

We're proud that as of September, we'll have been training Speech and Language Therapists (SLTs) for 25 years! SLTs who qualified at Marjon are invited to join a NEW Marjon SLT Alumni Facebook group. It has been set up by the SLT teaching team as a

Registration is now open for 'Getting Young People Moving: Challenges, Myths and Opportunities'. Less than half of young people lead active lives and only 17.5% meet the Chief Medical Officer’s guidelines for 60 minutes of physical activity per day

One MA student on a creative course at Plymouth College of Art - PCA will have the chance to become an Artist in Residence at Marjon. The successful applicant to the scheme will get to live on the stunning Marjon campus and create a piece of public

"We're so lucky to have two sector-leading keynotes at the conference," - Professor Tanya Ovenden-Hope. Marjon University Cornwall is to host an educational conference focussing on the future of small schools in England. Want to find out more about

Our researchers are seeking participants for a study into traction treatment of lower back pain. We are looking for people aged 18-60, who have lower back pain and sciatica caused by a herniated lumbar disc. This must have been confirmed by an MRI

Campus looks amazing today! ☀️

'Small schools, big issue? Exploring the future for small schools in England' is a British Educational Research Association (BERA) conference for educational leaders, teachers and academics. It will be held at Marjon University Cornwall on 30 August